War on the Rich: Best Idea in the History of Man.

[cultsmasher]

Rich people say that if you take money away from them, they won't be able to create as many jobs. But what it really means is that if you take money from them, they will be stuck with getting $1000 dollar chips at the casino instead of $10,000 dollar chips. The reality in this country is that the rich keep getting richer and the poor keep getting poorer. And what of whatever goods and services the wealthy get. They have more money to pay for them. That puts those things even farther out of the reach of the common people. Unfortunately, the voice of the rich in this country is louder than a foghorn. But the cries of the poor are little more than a whisper.

I am extremely wealthy and it has nothing to do with money...

Using Hitler as your avi says it all...

Hate runs deep in you little one...

GWV5903,
First of all, I would be willing to bet that your happiness has something to do with money. Unless you and your family live in a cave. Or unless you're some brainwashed religious shithead. Then you say that my avatar says everything. But it says nothing. If you want to really hear something said, read my threads, "Is the White Species Superior?" Part 1 and 2. Or even though it may not sound like it from the title, read my thread, "Sabrina: The Teenage *****." For even more fun, read my thread, "Why Vote National Socialist. (nazi party)"

As for the rest of what you say, don't talk down to me you intellectual worm! Also, you can use words like "hate" or "racism" if you like. But what it is really all about is true patriotism.

Actually my happiness has nothing to do with my money, never has...

Anybody stupid enough to use Adolf Hitler says it ALL...

If you weren't so low it wouldn't feel like I was talking down to you, try taking accountability for were you are...

Patriot? Hate has nothing to do with it, your full of it, the two don't mix...

**** off...

GWV5903,
It's clear that you are a complete shithead. Welcome to ignore land.

 

[HereWeGoAgain]

Rich people say that if you take money away from them, they won't be able to create as many jobs. But what it really means is that if you take money from them, they will be stuck with getting $1000 dollar chips at the casino instead of $10,000 dollar chips. The reality in this country is that the rich keep getting richer and the poor keep getting poorer. And what of whatever goods and services the wealthy get. They have more money to pay for them. That puts those things even farther out of the reach of the common people. Unfortunately, the voice of the rich in this country is louder than a foghorn. But the cries of the poor are little more than a whisper.

I am extremely wealthy and it has nothing to do with money...

Using Hitler as your avi says it all...

Hate runs deep in you little one...

GWV5903,
First of all, I would be willing to bet that your happiness has something to do with money. Unless you and your family live in a cave. Or unless you're some brainwashed religious shithead. Then you say that my avatar says everything. But it says nothing. If you want to really hear something said, read my threads, "Is the White Species Superior?" Part 1 and 2. Or even though it may not sound like it from the title, read my thread, "Sabrina: The Teenage *****." For even more fun, read my thread, "Why Vote National Socialist. (nazi party)"

As for the rest of what you say, don't talk down to me you intellectual worm! Also, you can use words like "hate" or "racism" if you like. But what it is really all about is true patriotism.

Actually my happiness has nothing to do with my money, never has...

Anybody stupid enough to use Adolf Hitler says it ALL...

If you weren't so low it wouldn't feel like I was talking down to you, try taking accountability for were you are...

Patriot? Hate has nothing to do with it, your full of it, the two don't mix...

**** off...

GWV5903,
It's clear that you are a complete shithead. Welcome to ignore land.

I gotta ask. What exactly do you consider wealthy?
Broke down In annual earnings and savings.

 

[cultsmasher]

Herewegoagain,
First of all, **** off and die. Also, I was smart enough to already know what was going on. I didn't have to be "taught" anything by the experience. But in a way, you are right about people like me and other poor people. If Stephen Hawkings can make a living at mathematics, the rest of us should too. But tell me. Do you think you could do it?

Apparently you weren't all that smart or you wouldnt have been homeless.
Now why would I try and make a living at mathematics? That would be pretty stupid.

Herewegoagain,
Poverty is a difficult thing to work your way out of. Especially when there are no jobs. But let me guess, when you were a kid, you had to walk miles through knee high snow every day. And I bet it was uphill both ways. As far as making a living at mathematics gors, if Stephen Hawking can do it, you should be able to too.

Nope..I rode the bus or my bike to school.
You make it sound like mathematics is the only job out there.
I started out deburring parts,chipping out machines,sweeping floors,cleaning toilets and all the other grunt work that goes with being a rookie.
I worked my way into inspection and from there to running lathes and mills.
This took about six years to get to that point,followed by another six or so years of honing my skills as a machinist to reach top pay. I then started investing my earnings leading to where I am now...retired at 46.
All after quitting high school in the tenth grade,so dont tell me about how hard life is.
The problem with you kids today is you have no patience or work ethic,you want it right now.
And dont tell me thats not true,I watched dozens of first year machinist demand top pay. The standard response to these demands was to tell them they were on there own. You'd hand em a print and the material and tell em to have at it.
Not a single one of em could do the job without help. Their response? You gave me too difficult of a job!!! Of course they never stopped to think that the experienced machinist all around them could do that same job without a problem.
Stop whining,put in your time,ask a lot of questions,and success will follow.

herewegoagain,
So you found employment. Good for you. But when I needed a job, I couldn't even get one at McDonalds. Why? Because I was a highschool dropout and there was a line a mile long in front of me with people who did graduate high school. I was telling somebody around here that according to one website I looked at, it said that there were 101 million unemployed people in this country. That sucks dick no matter how you slice it. So don't wave your flag around me.

Like I said,I quit highschool myself,so dont act like thats why you cant find work.
Get in as a helper in a trade and work your ass off and good things will happen.
And where exactly do you live? If there's no work why are you still there?
Do you actually go business to business and try to apply or do you rely on the internet?
And I dont want to hear about bad times,the eighties were a ***** when it came to employment so your position is nothing new.
And if you vote dem you ain't helping yourself.

herewegoagain,
You don't know anything about me. Or about much else for that matter. If there are no jobs, there are no jobs. If I havehundreds of thousands if people with high school diplomas standing in the job line in front of me, that pretty much tells the tale. If you looked below my avatar, you would see that I am from Bay City, MI.

I went to Texas on a couple of occasions for work. I did the same in Indaina. In one occasion I went to Flordia. About all I ever found were low paying jobs that I couldn't get by on. Unfortunately, I went to Virginia and joined the NAVY. So don't think I havent been around the block a few times. Then you say that you don't want to hear about the bad times. There's a lot you don't want to hear about. Like the one website that says there are around 101 million unemployed people in the U.S. So quit waving your worthless ******* flag around me.

 

[cultsmasher]

Herewegoagain,
First of all, **** off and die. Also, I was smart enough to already know what was going on. I didn't have to be "taught" anything by the experience. But in a way, you are right about people like me and other poor people. If Stephen Hawkings can make a living at mathematics, the rest of us should too. But tell me. Do you think you could do it?

Apparently you weren't all that smart or you wouldnt have been homeless.
Now why would I try and make a living at mathematics? That would be pretty stupid.

Herewegoagain,
Poverty is a difficult thing to work your way out of. Especially when there are no jobs. But let me guess, when you were a kid, you had to walk miles through knee high snow every day. And I bet it was uphill both ways. As far as making a living at mathematics gors, if Stephen Hawking can do it, you should be able to too.

Nope..I rode the bus or my bike to school.
You make it sound like mathematics is the only job out there.
I started out deburring parts,chipping out machines,sweeping floors,cleaning toilets and all the other grunt work that goes with being a rookie.
I worked my way into inspection and from there to running lathes and mills.
This took about six years to get to that point,followed by another six or so years of honing my skills as a machinist to reach top pay. I then started investing my earnings leading to where I am now...retired at 46.
All after quitting high school in the tenth grade,so dont tell me about how hard life is.
The problem with you kids today is you have no patience or work ethic,you want it right now.
And dont tell me thats not true,I watched dozens of first year machinist demand top pay. The standard response to these demands was to tell them they were on there own. You'd hand em a print and the material and tell em to have at it.
Not a single one of em could do the job without help. Their response? You gave me too difficult of a job!!! Of course they never stopped to think that the experienced machinist all around them could do that same job without a problem.
Stop whining,put in your time,ask a lot of questions,and success will follow.

herewegoagain,
So you found employment. Good for you. But when I needed a job, I couldn't even get one at McDonalds. Why? Because I was a highschool dropout and there was a line a mile long in front of me with people who did graduate high school. I was telling somebody around here that according to one website I looked at, it said that there were 101 million unemployed people in this country. That sucks dick no matter how you slice it. So don't wave your flag around me.

Like I said,I quit highschool myself,so dont act like thats why you cant find work.
Get in as a helper in a trade and work your ass off and good things will happen.
And where exactly do you live? If there's no work why are you still there?
Do you actually go business to business and try to apply or do you rely on the internet?
And I dont want to hear about bad times,the eighties were a ***** when it came to employment so your position is nothing new.
And if you vote dem you ain't helping yourself.

herewegoagain,
You don't know anything about me. Or about much else for that matter. If there are no jobs, there are no jobs. If I havehundreds of thousands if people with high school diplomas standing in the job line in front of me, that pretty much tells the tale. If you looked below my avatar, you would see that I am from Bay City, MI.

I went to Texas on a couple of occasions for work. I did the same in Indaina. In one occasion I went to Flordia. About all I ever found were low paying jobs that I couldn't get by on. Unfortunately, I went to Virginia and joined the NAVY. So don't think I havent been around the block a few times. Then you say that you don't want to hear about the bad times. There's a lot you don't want to hear about. Like the one website that says there are around 101 million unemployed people in the U.S. So quit waving your worthless ******* flag around me.

 

[Amazon]

As example, I saw a TV segment about the CEO of McDonald's. He's paid $9 million/year. He, his wife, and the reporter toured the neighborhoods where they grew up- in abject poverty. They both described their experiences as filled with love and the reality of life. And they wouldn't trade it for anything.

If his pain was real, why did he invite the TV cameras to film it?
If he regrets the poverty around him, why does he let the people that make him rich go without a decent salary?
If he regrets welfare, why does McDonald's allow the taxpayer to help pay his employees?

Self-motivators tend to be Conservative, the lethargic tend to be Liberal.

It is in the best interest of the Democrat Party to keep America lethargic.

In 2012, Don Thompson (CEO of McDonald's) made $27.7 million, not $9 mill.

If we're the lethargic ones, why is it that you are too lazy to even research your posts?

 

[cultsmasher]

Oh. You're another one of "those." As as kid, I suppose you walked miles to school each day in knee deep snow. And it was uphill each way. Also, don't forget that any money you made came at least in some way at the expense of the poor.

Ok - I've got to ask. How exactly was any money that Deltex made at the expense of the poor? It's always fall down hilarious when communists claim that the poor are somehow being "exploited" because I went to work this morning and they chose not to

Rottweiler,
I don't know what Deltex is. Neither do I really care. Also, if you don't know that the poor are always exploited, I don't think I could tell you anything to change your mind. Also, I'm not a communist. I'm a National Socialist. The type of person who, for example, thinks the government should have a national health care system like they do in the rest of the civilized world.

You were arguing with Deltex1 for 3 weeks now and you (and I quote) "don't know what Deltex is"?

Deltex is someone you have been arguing with on this board. And you said to him that he needed to remember that any money he made was at the expense of the poor. I would like to know how exactly Deltex getting up and going to work every day is somehow "at the expense of the poor".

It is astounding how you have been conditioned to think. Someone taught you this insanity at a young age and you've never once stopped to question any of it. Money is not earned "at the expense of the poor". When I get up and go to work, I'm not doing anything to the poor. I'm not hurting them. I'm not taking advantage of them. I'm not affecting them in any way. But I guess when you're on the wrong side of the facts, a false narrative is necessary....

Rottweiler,
Deltex "1." I thought you were talking abour some company or something. As to what he does, it doesn't matter. Everything done in this country is at the expense of the poor. When I was on welfare, they used to make me take class on how to beg for a job. Do you suppose that anybody beffing for a job is going to get a fair deal? And look at coal miners who used to work and live in company towns. Those companies really had those workers by the balls. Making them buy what they needed in company stores and keeping them in perpetual debt.

Also, when I was on welfare, the govonor at the time threw me and around 83,000 other people out on the street. Guess what. It didn't do shit for the job market! Next, nobody conditioned me to think in any particular way. Just about everything I say originated in my own mind. It is you who have been conditioned to think in a certain way. Another thing is that what you're doing IS hurting the poor. Because whatever it is you do, chances are that two other people could be helping you do it. But I don't suppose you would be interested in splitting your wages with them.

 

[cultsmasher]

Oh. You're another one of "those." As as kid, I suppose you walked miles to school each day in knee deep snow. And it was uphill each way. Also, don't forget that any money you made came at least in some way at the expense of the poor.

Ok - I've got to ask. How exactly was any money that Deltex made at the expense of the poor? It's always fall down hilarious when communists claim that the poor are somehow being "exploited" because I went to work this morning and they chose not to

Rottweiler,
I don't know what Deltex is. Neither do I really care. Also, if you don't know that the poor are always exploited, I don't think I could tell you anything to change your mind. Also, I'm not a communist. I'm a National Socialist. The type of person who, for example, thinks the government should have a national health care system like they do in the rest of the civilized world.

You were arguing with Deltex1 for 3 weeks now and you (and I quote) "don't know what Deltex is"?

Deltex is someone you have been arguing with on this board. And you said to him that he needed to remember that any money he made was at the expense of the poor. I would like to know how exactly Deltex getting up and going to work every day is somehow "at the expense of the poor".

It is astounding how you have been conditioned to think. Someone taught you this insanity at a young age and you've never once stopped to question any of it. Money is not earned "at the expense of the poor". When I get up and go to work, I'm not doing anything to the poor. I'm not hurting them. I'm not taking advantage of them. I'm not affecting them in any way. But I guess when you're on the wrong side of the facts, a false narrative is necessary....

Rottweiler,
Deltex "1." I thought you were talking abour some company or something. As to what he does, it doesn't matter. Everything done in this country is at the expense of the poor. When I was on welfare, they used to make me take class on how to beg for a job. Do you suppose that anybody beffing for a job is going to get a fair deal? And look at coal miners who used to work and live in company towns. Those companies really had those workers by the balls. Making them buy what they needed in company stores and keeping them in perpetual debt.

Also, when I was on welfare, the govonor at the time threw me and around 83,000 other people out on the street. Guess what. It didn't do shit for the job market! Next, nobody conditioned me to think in any particular way. Just about everything I say originated in my own mind. It is you who have been conditioned to think in a certain way. Another thing is that what you're doing IS hurting the poor. Because whatever it is you do, chances are that two other people could be helping you do it. But I don't suppose you would be interested in splitting your wages with them.

 

[HereWeGoAgain]

Apparently you weren't all that smart or you wouldnt have been homeless.
Now why would I try and make a living at mathematics? That would be pretty stupid.

Herewegoagain,
Poverty is a difficult thing to work your way out of. Especially when there are no jobs. But let me guess, when you were a kid, you had to walk miles through knee high snow every day. And I bet it was uphill both ways. As far as making a living at mathematics gors, if Stephen Hawking can do it, you should be able to too.

Nope..I rode the bus or my bike to school.
You make it sound like mathematics is the only job out there.
I started out deburring parts,chipping out machines,sweeping floors,cleaning toilets and all the other grunt work that goes with being a rookie.
I worked my way into inspection and from there to running lathes and mills.
This took about six years to get to that point,followed by another six or so years of honing my skills as a machinist to reach top pay. I then started investing my earnings leading to where I am now...retired at 46.
All after quitting high school in the tenth grade,so dont tell me about how hard life is.
The problem with you kids today is you have no patience or work ethic,you want it right now.
And dont tell me thats not true,I watched dozens of first year machinist demand top pay. The standard response to these demands was to tell them they were on there own. You'd hand em a print and the material and tell em to have at it.
Not a single one of em could do the job without help. Their response? You gave me too difficult of a job!!! Of course they never stopped to think that the experienced machinist all around them could do that same job without a problem.
Stop whining,put in your time,ask a lot of questions,and success will follow.

herewegoagain,
So you found employment. Good for you. But when I needed a job, I couldn't even get one at McDonalds. Why? Because I was a highschool dropout and there was a line a mile long in front of me with people who did graduate high school. I was telling somebody around here that according to one website I looked at, it said that there were 101 million unemployed people in this country. That sucks dick no matter how you slice it. So don't wave your flag around me.

Like I said,I quit highschool myself,so dont act like thats why you cant find work.
Get in as a helper in a trade and work your ass off and good things will happen.
And where exactly do you live? If there's no work why are you still there?
Do you actually go business to business and try to apply or do you rely on the internet?
And I dont want to hear about bad times,the eighties were a ***** when it came to employment so your position is nothing new.
And if you vote dem you ain't helping yourself.

herewegoagain,
You don't know anything about me. Or about much else for that matter. If there are no jobs, there are no jobs. If I havehundreds of thousands if people with high school diplomas standing in the job line in front of me, that pretty much tells the tale. If you looked below my avatar, you would see that I am from Bay City, MI.

I went to Texas on a couple of occasions for work. I did the same in Indaina. In one occasion I went to Flordia. About all I ever found were low paying jobs that I couldn't get by on. Unfortunately, I went to Virginia and joined the NAVY. So don't think I havent been around the block a few times. Then you say that you don't want to hear about the bad times. There's a lot you don't want to hear about. Like the one website that says there are around 101 million unemployed people in the U.S. So quit waving your worthless ******* flag around me.

I find it hard to believe you couldnt find work in Texas.
Lived here for over forty years and never went without a job.
Whats your skill set? I mean if you dont have any viable skills I'm not surprised you're having trouble finding a job.
But like I said,it took me at least eight years of busting my ass to before I got a high enough paying job to get some luxuries in life.
I didnt really care though because I enjoyed what I did and knew the money would come with experience,when it did I started investing. And the rest took care of itself.

 

[cultsmasher]

Oh. You're another one of "those." As as kid, I suppose you walked miles to school each day in knee deep snow. And it was uphill each way. Also, don't forget that any money you made came at least in some way at the expense of the poor.

Ok - I've got to ask. How exactly was any money that Deltex made at the expense of the poor? It's always fall down hilarious when communists claim that the poor are somehow being "exploited" because I went to work this morning and they chose not to

Rottweiler,
I don't know what Deltex is. Neither do I really care. Also, if you don't know that the poor are always exploited, I don't think I could tell you anything to change your mind. Also, I'm not a communist. I'm a National Socialist. The type of person who, for example, thinks the government should have a national health care system like they do in the rest of the civilized world.

You were arguing with Deltex1 for 3 weeks now and you (and I quote) "don't know what Deltex is"?

Deltex is someone you have been arguing with on this board. And you said to him that he needed to remember that any money he made was at the expense of the poor. I would like to know how exactly Deltex getting up and going to work every day is somehow "at the expense of the poor".

It is astounding how you have been conditioned to think. Someone taught you this insanity at a young age and you've never once stopped to question any of it. Money is not earned "at the expense of the poor". When I get up and go to work, I'm not doing anything to the poor. I'm not hurting them. I'm not taking advantage of them. I'm not affecting them in any way. But I guess when you're on the wrong side of the facts, a false narrative is necessary....

Rottweiler,
Deltex "1." I thought you were talking abour some company or something. As to what he does, it doesn't matter. Everything done in this country is at the expense of the poor. When I was on welfare, they used to make me take class on how to beg for a job. Do you suppose that anybody beffing for a job is going to get a fair deal? And look at coal miners who used to work and live in company towns. Those companies really had those workers by the balls. Making them buy what they needed in company stores and keeping them in perpetual debt.

Also, when I was on welfare, the govonor at the time threw me and around 83,000 other people out on the street. Guess what. It didn't do shit for the job market! Next, nobody conditioned me to think in any particular way. Just about everything I say originated in my own mind. It is you who have been conditioned to think in a certain way. Another thing is that what you're doing IS hurting the poor. Because whatever it is you do, chances are that two other people could be helping you do it. But I don't suppose you would be interested in splitting your wages with them.

 

[cultsmasher]

Oh. You're another one of "those." As as kid, I suppose you walked miles to school each day in knee deep snow. And it was uphill each way. Also, don't forget that any money you made came at least in some way at the expense of the poor.

Ok - I've got to ask. How exactly was any money that Deltex made at the expense of the poor? It's always fall down hilarious when communists claim that the poor are somehow being "exploited" because I went to work this morning and they chose not to

Rottweiler,
I don't know what Deltex is. Neither do I really care. Also, if you don't know that the poor are always exploited, I don't think I could tell you anything to change your mind. Also, I'm not a communist. I'm a National Socialist. The type of person who, for example, thinks the government should have a national health care system like they do in the rest of the civilized world.

You were arguing with Deltex1 for 3 weeks now and you (and I quote) "don't know what Deltex is"?

Deltex is someone you have been arguing with on this board. And you said to him that he needed to remember that any money he made was at the expense of the poor. I would like to know how exactly Deltex getting up and going to work every day is somehow "at the expense of the poor".

It is astounding how you have been conditioned to think. Someone taught you this insanity at a young age and you've never once stopped to question any of it. Money is not earned "at the expense of the poor". When I get up and go to work, I'm not doing anything to the poor. I'm not hurting them. I'm not taking advantage of them. I'm not affecting them in any way. But I guess when you're on the wrong side of the facts, a false narrative is necessary....

Rottweiler,
Deltex "1." I thought you were talking abour some company or something. As to what he does, it doesn't matter. Everything done in this country is at the expense of the poor. When I was on welfare, they used to make me take class on how to beg for a job. Do you suppose that anybody beffing for a job is going to get a fair deal? And look at coal miners who used to work and live in company towns. Those companies really had those workers by the balls. Making them buy what they needed in company stores and keeping them in perpetual debt.

Also, when I was on welfare, the govonor at the time threw me and around 83,000 other people out on the street. Guess what. It didn't do shit for the job market! Next, nobody conditioned me to think in any particular way. Just about everything I say originated in my own mind. It is you who have been conditioned to think in a certain way. Another thing is that what you're doing IS hurting the poor. Because whatever it is you do, chances are that two other people could be helping you do it. But I don't suppose you would be interested in splitting your wages with them.

 

[cultsmasher]

Oh. You're another one of "those." As as kid, I suppose you walked miles to school each day in knee deep snow. And it was uphill each way. Also, don't forget that any money you made came at least in some way at the expense of the poor.

Ok - I've got to ask. How exactly was any money that Deltex made at the expense of the poor? It's always fall down hilarious when communists claim that the poor are somehow being "exploited" because I went to work this morning and they chose not to

Rottweiler,
I don't know what Deltex is. Neither do I really care. Also, if you don't know that the poor are always exploited, I don't think I could tell you anything to change your mind. Also, I'm not a communist. I'm a National Socialist. The type of person who, for example, thinks the government should have a national health care system like they do in the rest of the civilized world.

You were arguing with Deltex1 for 3 weeks now and you (and I quote) "don't know what Deltex is"?

Deltex is someone you have been arguing with on this board. And you said to him that he needed to remember that any money he made was at the expense of the poor. I would like to know how exactly Deltex getting up and going to work every day is somehow "at the expense of the poor".

It is astounding how you have been conditioned to think. Someone taught you this insanity at a young age and you've never once stopped to question any of it. Money is not earned "at the expense of the poor". When I get up and go to work, I'm not doing anything to the poor. I'm not hurting them. I'm not taking advantage of them. I'm not affecting them in any way. But I guess when you're on the wrong side of the facts, a false narrative is necessary....

Rottweiler,
Deltex "1." I thought you were talking abour some company or something. As to what he does, it doesn't matter. Everything done in this country is at the expense of the poor. When I was on welfare, they used to make me take class on how to beg for a job. Do you suppose that anybody beffing for a job is going to get a fair deal? And look at coal miners who used to work and live in company towns. Those companies really had those workers by the balls. Making them buy what they needed in company stores and keeping them in perpetual debt.

Also, when I was on welfare, the govonor at the time threw me and around 83,000 other people out on the street. Guess what. It didn't do shit for the job market! Next, nobody conditioned me to think in any particular way. Just about everything I say originated in my own mind. It is you who have been conditioned to think in a certain way. Another thing is that what you're doing IS hurting the poor. Because whatever it is you do, chances are that two other people could be helping you do it. But I don't suppose you would be interested in splitting your wages with them.

 

[cultsmasher]

Oh. You're another one of "those." As as kid, I suppose you walked miles to school each day in knee deep snow. And it was uphill each way. Also, don't forget that any money you made came at least in some way at the expense of the poor.

Ok - I've got to ask. How exactly was any money that Deltex made at the expense of the poor? It's always fall down hilarious when communists claim that the poor are somehow being "exploited" because I went to work this morning and they chose not to

Rottweiler,
I don't know what Deltex is. Neither do I really care. Also, if you don't know that the poor are always exploited, I don't think I could tell you anything to change your mind. Also, I'm not a communist. I'm a National Socialist. The type of person who, for example, thinks the government should have a national health care system like they do in the rest of the civilized world.

You were arguing with Deltex1 for 3 weeks now and you (and I quote) "don't know what Deltex is"?

Deltex is someone you have been arguing with on this board. And you said to him that he needed to remember that any money he made was at the expense of the poor. I would like to know how exactly Deltex getting up and going to work every day is somehow "at the expense of the poor".

It is astounding how you have been conditioned to think. Someone taught you this insanity at a young age and you've never once stopped to question any of it. Money is not earned "at the expense of the poor". When I get up and go to work, I'm not doing anything to the poor. I'm not hurting them. I'm not taking advantage of them. I'm not affecting them in any way. But I guess when you're on the wrong side of the facts, a false narrative is necessary....

Rottweiler,
Deltex "1." I thought you were talking abour some company or something. As to what he does, it doesn't matter. Everything done in this country is at the expense of the poor. When I was on welfare, they used to make me take class on how to beg for a job. Do you suppose that anybody beffing for a job is going to get a fair deal? And look at coal miners who used to work and live in company towns. Those companies really had those workers by the balls. Making them buy what they needed in company stores and keeping them in perpetual debt.

Also, when I was on welfare, the govonor at the time threw me and around 83,000 other people out on the street. Guess what. It didn't do shit for the job market! Next, nobody conditioned me to think in any particular way. Just about everything I say originated in my own mind. It is you who have been conditioned to think in a certain way. Another thing is that what you're doing IS hurting the poor. Because whatever it is you do, chances are that two other people could be helping you do it. But I don't suppose you would be interested in splitting your wages with them.

 

[cultsmasher]

Oh. You're another one of "those." As as kid, I suppose you walked miles to school each day in knee deep snow. And it was uphill each way. Also, don't forget that any money you made came at least in some way at the expense of the poor.

Ok - I've got to ask. How exactly was any money that Deltex made at the expense of the poor? It's always fall down hilarious when communists claim that the poor are somehow being "exploited" because I went to work this morning and they chose not to

Rottweiler,
I don't know what Deltex is. Neither do I really care. Also, if you don't know that the poor are always exploited, I don't think I could tell you anything to change your mind. Also, I'm not a communist. I'm a National Socialist. The type of person who, for example, thinks the government should have a national health care system like they do in the rest of the civilized world.

You were arguing with Deltex1 for 3 weeks now and you (and I quote) "don't know what Deltex is"?

Deltex is someone you have been arguing with on this board. And you said to him that he needed to remember that any money he made was at the expense of the poor. I would like to know how exactly Deltex getting up and going to work every day is somehow "at the expense of the poor".

It is astounding how you have been conditioned to think. Someone taught you this insanity at a young age and you've never once stopped to question any of it. Money is not earned "at the expense of the poor". When I get up and go to work, I'm not doing anything to the poor. I'm not hurting them. I'm not taking advantage of them. I'm not affecting them in any way. But I guess when you're on the wrong side of the facts, a false narrative is necessary....

Rottweiler,
Deltex "1." I thought you were talking abour some company or something. As to what he does, it doesn't matter. Everything done in this country is at the expense of the poor. When I was on welfare, they used to make me take class on how to beg for a job. Do you suppose that anybody benefiting for a job is going to get a fair deal? And look at coal miners who used to work and live in company towns. Those companies really had those workers by the balls. Making them buy what they needed in company stores and keeping them in perpetual debt.

Also, when I was on welfare, the govonor at the time threw me and around 83,000 other people out on the street. Guess what. It didn't do shit for the job market! Next, nobody conditioned me to think in any particular way. Just about everything I say originated in my own mind. It is you who have been conditioned to think in a certain way. Another thing is that what you're doing IS hurting the poor. Because whatever it is you do, chances are that two other people could be helping you do it. But I don't suppose you would be interested in splitting your wages with them.

 

[cultsmasher]

Oh. You're another one of "those." As as kid, I suppose you walked miles to school each day in knee deep snow. And it was uphill each way. Also, don't forget that any money you made came at least in some way at the expense of the poor.

Ok - I've got to ask. How exactly was any money that Deltex made at the expense of the poor? It's always fall down hilarious when communists claim that the poor are somehow being "exploited" because I went to work this morning and they chose not to

Rottweiler,
I don't know what Deltex is. Neither do I really care. Also, if you don't know that the poor are always exploited, I don't think I could tell you anything to change your mind. Also, I'm not a communist. I'm a National Socialist. The type of person who, for example, thinks the government should have a national health care system like they do in the rest of the civilized world.

You were arguing with Deltex1 for 3 weeks now and you (and I quote) "don't know what Deltex is"?

Deltex is someone you have been arguing with on this board. And you said to him that he needed to remember that any money he made was at the expense of the poor. I would like to know how exactly Deltex getting up and going to work every day is somehow "at the expense of the poor".

It is astounding how you have been conditioned to think. Someone taught you this insanity at a young age and you've never once stopped to question any of it. Money is not earned "at the expense of the poor". When I get up and go to work, I'm not doing anything to the poor. I'm not hurting them. I'm not taking advantage of them. I'm not affecting them in any way. But I guess when you're on the wrong side of the facts, a false narrative is necessary....

Rottweiler,
Deltex "1." I thought you were talking abour some company or something. As to what he does, it doesn't matter. Everything done in this country is at the expense of the poor. When I was on welfare, they used to make me take class on how to beg for a job. Do you suppose that anybody benefiting for a job is going to get a fair deal? And look at coal miners who used to work and live in company towns. Those companies really had those workers by the balls. Making them buy what they needed in company stores and keeping them in perpetual debt.

Also, when I was on welfare, the govonor at the time threw me and around 83,000 other people out on the street. Guess what. It didn't do shit for the job market! Next, nobody conditioned me to think in any particular way. Just about everything I say originated in my own mind. It is you who have been conditioned to think in a certain way. Another thing is that what you're doing IS hurting the poor. Because whatever it is you do, chances are that two other people could be helping you do it. But I don't suppose you would be interested in splitting your wages with them.

 

[HereWeGoAgain]

Apparently you weren't all that smart or you wouldnt have been homeless.
Now why would I try and make a living at mathematics? That would be pretty stupid.

Herewegoagain,
Poverty is a difficult thing to work your way out of. Especially when there are no jobs. But let me guess, when you were a kid, you had to walk miles through knee high snow every day. And I bet it was uphill both ways. As far as making a living at mathematics gors, if Stephen Hawking can do it, you should be able to too.

Nope..I rode the bus or my bike to school.
You make it sound like mathematics is the only job out there.
I started out deburring parts,chipping out machines,sweeping floors,cleaning toilets and all the other grunt work that goes with being a rookie.
I worked my way into inspection and from there to running lathes and mills.
This took about six years to get to that point,followed by another six or so years of honing my skills as a machinist to reach top pay. I then started investing my earnings leading to where I am now...retired at 46.
All after quitting high school in the tenth grade,so dont tell me about how hard life is.
The problem with you kids today is you have no patience or work ethic,you want it right now.
And dont tell me thats not true,I watched dozens of first year machinist demand top pay. The standard response to these demands was to tell them they were on there own. You'd hand em a print and the material and tell em to have at it.
Not a single one of em could do the job without help. Their response? You gave me too difficult of a job!!! Of course they never stopped to think that the experienced machinist all around them could do that same job without a problem.
Stop whining,put in your time,ask a lot of questions,and success will follow.

herewegoagain,
So you found employment. Good for you. But when I needed a job, I couldn't even get one at McDonalds. Why? Because I was a highschool dropout and there was a line a mile long in front of me with people who did graduate high school. I was telling somebody around here that according to one website I looked at, it said that there were 101 million unemployed people in this country. That sucks dick no matter how you slice it. So don't wave your flag around me.

Like I said,I quit highschool myself,so dont act like thats why you cant find work.
Get in as a helper in a trade and work your ass off and good things will happen.
And where exactly do you live? If there's no work why are you still there?
Do you actually go business to business and try to apply or do you rely on the internet?
And I dont want to hear about bad times,the eighties were a ***** when it came to employment so your position is nothing new.
And if you vote dem you ain't helping yourself.

herewegoagain,
You don't know anything about me. Or about much else for that matter. If there are no jobs, there are no jobs. If I havehundreds of thousands if people with high school diplomas standing in the job line in front of me, that pretty much tells the tale. If you looked below my avatar, you would see that I am from Bay City, MI.

I went to Texas on a couple of occasions for work. I did the same in Indaina. In one occasion I went to Flordia. About all I ever found were low paying jobs that I couldn't get by on. Unfortunately, I went to Virginia and joined the NAVY. So don't think I havent been around the block a few times. Then you say that you don't want to hear about the bad times. There's a lot you don't want to hear about. Like the one website that says there are around 101 million unemployed people in the U.S. So quit waving your worthless ******* flag around me.

I find it hard to believe you couldnt find work in Texas.
Lived here for over forty years and never went without a job.
Whats your skill set? I mean if you dont have any viable skills I'm not surprised you're having trouble finding a job.
But like I said,it took me at least eight years of busting my ass to before I got a high enough paying job to get some luxuries in life.
I didnt really care though because I enjoyed what I did and knew the money would come with experience,when it did I started investing. And the rest took care of itself.

 

[cultsmasher]

Oh. You're another one of "those." As as kid, I suppose you walked miles to school each day in knee deep snow. And it was uphill each way. Also, don't forget that any money you made came at least in some way at the expense of the poor.

Ok - I've got to ask. How exactly was any money that Deltex made at the expense of the poor? It's always fall down hilarious when communists claim that the poor are somehow being "exploited" because I went to work this morning and they chose not to

Rottweiler,
I don't know what Deltex is. Neither do I really care. Also, if you don't know that the poor are always exploited, I don't think I could tell you anything to change your mind. Also, I'm not a communist. I'm a National Socialist. The type of person who, for example, thinks the government should have a national health care system like they do in the rest of the civilized world.

You were arguing with Deltex1 for 3 weeks now and you (and I quote) "don't know what Deltex is"?

Deltex is someone you have been arguing with on this board. And you said to him that he needed to remember that any money he made was at the expense of the poor. I would like to know how exactly Deltex getting up and going to work every day is somehow "at the expense of the poor".

It is astounding how you have been conditioned to think. Someone taught you this insanity at a young age and you've never once stopped to question any of it. Money is not earned "at the expense of the poor". When I get up and go to work, I'm not doing anything to the poor. I'm not hurting them. I'm not taking advantage of them. I'm not affecting them in any way. But I guess when you're on the wrong side of the facts, a false narrative is necessary....

Rottweiler,
Deltex "1." I thought you were talking abour some company or something. As to what he does, it doesn't matter. Everything done in this country is at the expense of the poor. When I was on welfare, they used to make me take class on how to beg for a job. Do you suppose that anybody benefiting for a job is going to get a fair deal? And look at coal miners who used to work and live in company towns. Those companies really had those workers by the balls. Making them buy what they needed in company stores and keeping them in perpetual debt.

Also, when I was on welfare, the govonor at the time threw me and around 83,000 other people out on the street. Guess what. It didn't do shit for the job market! Next, nobody conditioned me to think in any particular way. Just about everything I say originated in my own mind. It is you who have been conditioned to think in a certain way. Another thing is that what you're doing IS hurting the poor. Because whatever it is you do, chances are that two other people could be helping you do it. But I don't suppose you would be interested in splitting your wages with them.

 

[cultsmasher]

Oh. You're another one of "those." As as kid, I suppose you walked miles to school each day in knee deep snow. And it was uphill each way. Also, don't forget that any money you made came at least in some way at the expense of the poor.

Ok - I've got to ask. How exactly was any money that Deltex made at the expense of the poor? It's always fall down hilarious when communists claim that the poor are somehow being "exploited" because I went to work this morning and they chose not to

Rottweiler,
I don't know what Deltex is. Neither do I really care. Also, if you don't know that the poor are always exploited, I don't think I could tell you anything to change your mind. Also, I'm not a communist. I'm a National Socialist. The type of person who, for example, thinks the government should have a national health care system like they do in the rest of the civilized world.

You were arguing with Deltex1 for 3 weeks now and you (and I quote) "don't know what Deltex is"?

Deltex is someone you have been arguing with on this board. And you said to him that he needed to remember that any money he made was at the expense of the poor. I would like to know how exactly Deltex getting up and going to work every day is somehow "at the expense of the poor".

It is astounding how you have been conditioned to think. Someone taught you this insanity at a young age and you've never once stopped to question any of it. Money is not earned "at the expense of the poor". When I get up and go to work, I'm not doing anything to the poor. I'm not hurting them. I'm not taking advantage of them. I'm not affecting them in any way. But I guess when you're on the wrong side of the facts, a false narrative is necessary....

Rottweiler,
Deltex "1." I thought you were talking abour some company or something. As to what he does, it doesn't matter. Everything done in this country is at the expense of the poor. When I was on welfare, they used to make me take class on how to beg for a job. Do you suppose that anybody benefiting for a job is going to get a fair deal? And look at coal miners who used to work and live in company towns. Those companies really had those workers by the balls. Making them buy what they needed in company stores and keeping them in perpetual debt.

Also, when I was on welfare, the govonor at the time threw me and around 83,000 other people out on the street. Guess what. It didn't do shit for the job market! Next, nobody conditioned me to think in any particular way. Just about everything I say originated in my own mind. It is you who have been conditioned to think in a certain way. Another thing is that what you're doing IS hurting the poor. Because whatever it is you do, chances are that two other people could be helping you do it. But I don't suppose you would be interested in splitting your wages with them.

 

[cultsmasher]

Oh. You're another one of "those." As as kid, I suppose you walked miles to school each day in knee deep snow. And it was uphill each way. Also, don't forget that any money you made came at least in some way at the expense of the poor.

Ok - I've got to ask. How exactly was any money that Deltex made at the expense of the poor? It's always fall down hilarious when communists claim that the poor are somehow being "exploited" because I went to work this morning and they chose not to

Rottweiler,
I don't know what Deltex is. Neither do I really care. Also, if you don't know that the poor are always exploited, I don't think I could tell you anything to change your mind. Also, I'm not a communist. I'm a National Socialist. The type of person who, for example, thinks the government should have a national health care system like they do in the rest of the civilized world.

You were arguing with Deltex1 for 3 weeks now and you (and I quote) "don't know what Deltex is"?

Deltex is someone you have been arguing with on this board. And you said to him that he needed to remember that any money he made was at the expense of the poor. I would like to know how exactly Deltex getting up and going to work every day is somehow "at the expense of the poor".

It is astounding how you have been conditioned to think. Someone taught you this insanity at a young age and you've never once stopped to question any of it. Money is not earned "at the expense of the poor". When I get up and go to work, I'm not doing anything to the poor. I'm not hurting them. I'm not taking advantage of them. I'm not affecting them in any way. But I guess when you're on the wrong side of the facts, a false narrative is necessary....

Rottweiler,
Deltex "1." I thought you were talking abour some company or something. As to what he does, it doesn't matter. Everything done in this country is at the expense of the poor. When I was on welfare, they used to make me take class on how to beg for a job. Do you suppose that anybody benefiting for a job is going to get a fair deal? And look at coal miners who used to work and live in company towns. Those companies really had those workers by the balls. Making them buy what they needed in company stores and keeping them in perpetual debt.

Also, when I was on welfare, the govonor at the time threw me and around 83,000 other people out on the street. Guess what. It didn't do shit for the job market! Next, nobody conditioned me to think in any particular way. Just about everything I say originated in my own mind. It is you who have been conditioned to think in a certain way. Another thing is that what you're doing IS hurting the poor. Because whatever it is you do, chances are that two other people could be helping you do it. But I don't suppose you would be interested in splitting your wages with them.

 

[cultsmasher]

Oh. You're another one of "those." As as kid, I suppose you walked miles to school each day in knee deep snow. And it was uphill each way. Also, don't forget that any money you made came at least in some way at the expense of the poor.

Ok - I've got to ask. How exactly was any money that Deltex made at the expense of the poor? It's always fall down hilarious when communists claim that the poor are somehow being "exploited" because I went to work this morning and they chose not to

Rottweiler,
I don't know what Deltex is. Neither do I really care. Also, if you don't know that the poor are always exploited, I don't think I could tell you anything to change your mind. Also, I'm not a communist. I'm a National Socialist. The type of person who, for example, thinks the government should have a national health care system like they do in the rest of the civilized world.

You were arguing with Deltex1 for 3 weeks now and you (and I quote) "don't know what Deltex is"?

Deltex is someone you have been arguing with on this board. And you said to him that he needed to remember that any money he made was at the expense of the poor. I would like to know how exactly Deltex getting up and going to work every day is somehow "at the expense of the poor".

It is astounding how you have been conditioned to think. Someone taught you this insanity at a young age and you've never once stopped to question any of it. Money is not earned "at the expense of the poor". When I get up and go to work, I'm not doing anything to the poor. I'm not hurting them. I'm not taking advantage of them. I'm not affecting them in any way. But I guess when you're on the wrong side of the facts, a false narrative is necessary....

Rottweiler,
Deltex "1." I thought you were talking abour some company or something. As to what he does, it doesn't matter. Everything done in this country is at the expense of the poor. When I was on welfare, they used to make me take class on how to beg for a job. Do you suppose that anybody benefiting for a job is going to get a fair deal? And look at coal miners who used to work and live in company towns. Those companies really had those workers by the balls. Making them buy what they needed in company stores and keeping them in perpetual debt.

Also, when I was on welfare, the govonor at the time threw me and around 83,000 other people out on the street. Guess what. It didn't do shit for the job market! Next, nobody conditioned me to think in any particular way. Just about everything I say originated in my own mind. It is you who have been conditioned to think in a certain way. Another thing is that what you're doing IS hurting the poor. Because whatever it is you do, chances are that two other people could be helping you do it. But I don't suppose you would be interested in splitting your wages with them.

 

[cultsmasher]

Oh. You're another one of "those." As as kid, I suppose you walked miles to school each day in knee deep snow. And it was uphill each way. Also, don't forget that any money you made came at least in some way at the expense of the poor.

Ok - I've got to ask. How exactly was any money that Deltex made at the expense of the poor? It's always fall down hilarious when communists claim that the poor are somehow being "exploited" because I went to work this morning and they chose not to

Rottweiler,
I don't know what Deltex is. Neither do I really care. Also, if you don't know that the poor are always exploited, I don't think I could tell you anything to change your mind. Also, I'm not a communist. I'm a National Socialist. The type of person who, for example, thinks the government should have a national health care system like they do in the rest of the civilized world.

You were arguing with Deltex1 for 3 weeks now and you (and I quote) "don't know what Deltex is"?

Deltex is someone you have been arguing with on this board. And you said to him that he needed to remember that any money he made was at the expense of the poor. I would like to know how exactly Deltex getting up and going to work every day is somehow "at the expense of the poor".

It is astounding how you have been conditioned to think. Someone taught you this insanity at a young age and you've never once stopped to question any of it. Money is not earned "at the expense of the poor". When I get up and go to work, I'm not doing anything to the poor. I'm not hurting them. I'm not taking advantage of them. I'm not affecting them in any way. But I guess when you're on the wrong side of the facts, a false narrative is necessary....

Rottweiler,
Deltex "1." I thought you were talking abour some company or something. As to what he does, it doesn't matter. Everything done in this country is at the expense of the poor. When I was on welfare, they used to make me take class on how to beg for a job. Do you suppose that anybody benefiting for a job is going to get a fair deal? And look at coal miners who used to work and live in company towns. Those companies really had those workers by the balls. Making them buy what they needed in company stores and keeping them in perpetual debt.

Also, when I was on welfare, the govonor at the time threw me and around 83,000 other people out on the street. Guess what. It didn't do shit for the job market! Next, nobody conditioned me to think in any particular way. Just about everything I say originated in my own mind. It is you who have been conditioned to think in a certain way. Another thing is that what you're doing IS hurting the poor. Because whatever it is you do, chances are that two other people could be helping you do it. But I don't suppose you would be interested in splitting your wages with them.

 

[cultsmasher]

Oh. You're another one of "those." As as kid, I suppose you walked miles to school each day in knee deep snow. And it was uphill each way. Also, don't forget that any money you made came at least in some way at the expense of the poor.

Ok - I've got to ask. How exactly was any money that Deltex made at the expense of the poor? It's always fall down hilarious when communists claim that the poor are somehow being "exploited" because I went to work this morning and they chose not to

Rottweiler,
I don't know what Deltex is. Neither do I really care. Also, if you don't know that the poor are always exploited, I don't think I could tell you anything to change your mind. Also, I'm not a communist. I'm a National Socialist. The type of person who, for example, thinks the government should have a national health care system like they do in the rest of the civilized world.

You were arguing with Deltex1 for 3 weeks now and you (and I quote) "don't know what Deltex is"?

Deltex is someone you have been arguing with on this board. And you said to him that he needed to remember that any money he made was at the expense of the poor. I would like to know how exactly Deltex getting up and going to work every day is somehow "at the expense of the poor".

It is astounding how you have been conditioned to think. Someone taught you this insanity at a young age and you've never once stopped to question any of it. Money is not earned "at the expense of the poor". When I get up and go to work, I'm not doing anything to the poor. I'm not hurting them. I'm not taking advantage of them. I'm not affecting them in any way. But I guess when you're on the wrong side of the facts, a false narrative is necessary....

Rottweiler,
Deltex "1." I thought you were talking abour some company or something. As to what he does, it doesn't matter. Everything done in this country is at the expense of the poor. When I was on welfare, they used to make me take class on how to beg for a job. Do you suppose that anybody benefiting for a job is going to get a fair deal? And look at coal miners who used to work and live in company towns. Those companies really had those workers by the balls. Making them buy what they needed in company stores and keeping them in perpetual debt.

Also, when I was on welfare, the govonor at the time threw me and around 83,000 other people out on the street. Guess what. It didn't do shit for the job market! Next, nobody conditioned me to think in any particular way. Just about everything I say originated in my own mind. It is you who have been conditioned to think in a certain way. Another thing is that what you're doing IS hurting the poor. Because whatever it is you do, chances are that two other people could be helping you do it. But I don't suppose you would be interested in splitting your wages with them.

 

[cultsmasher]

Oh. You're another one of "those." As as kid, I suppose you walked miles to school each day in knee deep snow. And it was uphill each way. Also, don't forget that any money you made came at least in some way at the expense of the poor.

Ok - I've got to ask. How exactly was any money that Deltex made at the expense of the poor? It's always fall down hilarious when communists claim that the poor are somehow being "exploited" because I went to work this morning and they chose not to

Rottweiler,
I don't know what Deltex is. Neither do I really care. Also, if you don't know that the poor are always exploited, I don't think I could tell you anything to change your mind. Also, I'm not a communist. I'm a National Socialist. The type of person who, for example, thinks the government should have a national health care system like they do in the rest of the civilized world.

You were arguing with Deltex1 for 3 weeks now and you (and I quote) "don't know what Deltex is"?

Deltex is someone you have been arguing with on this board. And you said to him that he needed to remember that any money he made was at the expense of the poor. I would like to know how exactly Deltex getting up and going to work every day is somehow "at the expense of the poor".

It is astounding how you have been conditioned to think. Someone taught you this insanity at a young age and you've never once stopped to question any of it. Money is not earned "at the expense of the poor". When I get up and go to work, I'm not doing anything to the poor. I'm not hurting them. I'm not taking advantage of them. I'm not affecting them in any way. But I guess when you're on the wrong side of the facts, a false narrative is necessary....

Rottweiler,
Deltex "1." I thought you were talking abour some company or something. As to what he does, it doesn't matter. Everything done in this country is at the expense of the poor. When I was on welfare, they used to make me take class on how to beg for a job. Do you suppose that anybody benefiting for a job is going to get a fair deal? And look at coal miners who used to work and live in company towns. Those companies really had those workers by the balls. Making them buy what they needed in company stores and keeping them in perpetual debt.

Also, when I was on welfare, the govonor at the time threw me and around 83,000 other people out on the street. Guess what. It didn't do shit for the job market! Next, nobody conditioned me to think in any particular way. Just about everything I say originated in my own mind. It is you who have been conditioned to think in a certain way. Another thing is that what you're doing IS hurting the poor. Because whatever it is you do, chances are that two other people could be helping you do it. But I don't suppose you would be interested in splitting your wages with them.

 

[cultsmasher]

Oh. You're another one of "those." As as kid, I suppose you walked miles to school each day in knee deep snow. And it was uphill each way. Also, don't forget that any money you made came at least in some way at the expense of the poor.

Ok - I've got to ask. How exactly was any money that Deltex made at the expense of the poor? It's always fall down hilarious when communists claim that the poor are somehow being "exploited" because I went to work this morning and they chose not to

Rottweiler,
I don't know what Deltex is. Neither do I really care. Also, if you don't know that the poor are always exploited, I don't think I could tell you anything to change your mind. Also, I'm not a communist. I'm a National Socialist. The type of person who, for example, thinks the government should have a national health care system like they do in the rest of the civilized world.

You were arguing with Deltex1 for 3 weeks now and you (and I quote) "don't know what Deltex is"?

Deltex is someone you have been arguing with on this board. And you said to him that he needed to remember that any money he made was at the expense of the poor. I would like to know how exactly Deltex getting up and going to work every day is somehow "at the expense of the poor".

It is astounding how you have been conditioned to think. Someone taught you this insanity at a young age and you've never once stopped to question any of it. Money is not earned "at the expense of the poor". When I get up and go to work, I'm not doing anything to the poor. I'm not hurting them. I'm not taking advantage of them. I'm not affecting them in any way. But I guess when you're on the wrong side of the facts, a false narrative is necessary....

Rottweiler,
Deltex "1." I thought you were talking abour some company or something. As to what he does, it doesn't matter. Everything done in this country is at the expense of the poor. When I was on welfare, they used to make me take class on how to beg for a job. Do you suppose that anybody benefiting for a job is going to get a fair deal? And look at coal miners who used to work and live in company towns. Those companies really had those workers by the balls. Making them buy what they needed in company stores and keeping them in perpetual debt.

Also, when I was on welfare, the govonor at the time threw me and around 83,000 other people out on the street. Guess what. It didn't do shit for the job market! Next, nobody conditioned me to think in any particular way. Just about everything I say originated in my own mind. It is you who have been conditioned to think in a certain way. Another thing is that what you're doing IS hurting the poor. Because whatever it is you do, chances are that two other people could be helping you do it. But I don't suppose you would be interested in splitting your wages with them.

 

[cultsmasher]

Oh. You're another one of "those." As as kid, I suppose you walked miles to school each day in knee deep snow. And it was uphill each way. Also, don't forget that any money you made came at least in some way at the expense of the poor.

Ok - I've got to ask. How exactly was any money that Deltex made at the expense of the poor? It's always fall down hilarious when communists claim that the poor are somehow being "exploited" because I went to work this morning and they chose not to

Rottweiler,
I don't know what Deltex is. Neither do I really care. Also, if you don't know that the poor are always exploited, I don't think I could tell you anything to change your mind. Also, I'm not a communist. I'm a National Socialist. The type of person who, for example, thinks the government should have a national health care system like they do in the rest of the civilized world.

You were arguing with Deltex1 for 3 weeks now and you (and I quote) "don't know what Deltex is"?

Deltex is someone you have been arguing with on this board. And you said to him that he needed to remember that any money he made was at the expense of the poor. I would like to know how exactly Deltex getting up and going to work every day is somehow "at the expense of the poor".

It is astounding how you have been conditioned to think. Someone taught you this insanity at a young age and you've never once stopped to question any of it. Money is not earned "at the expense of the poor". When I get up and go to work, I'm not doing anything to the poor. I'm not hurting them. I'm not taking advantage of them. I'm not affecting them in any way. But I guess when you're on the wrong side of the facts, a false narrative is necessary....

Rottweiler,
Deltex "1." I thought you were talking abour some company or something. As to what he does, it doesn't matter. Everything done in this country is at the expense of the poor. When I was on welfare, they used to make me take class on how to beg for a job. Do you suppose that anybody benefiting for a job is going to get a fair deal? And look at coal miners who used to work and live in company towns. Those companies really had those workers by the balls. Making them buy what they needed in company stores and keeping them in perpetual debt.

Also, when I was on welfare, the govonor at the time threw me and around 83,000 other people out on the street. Guess what. It didn't do shit for the job market! Next, nobody conditioned me to think in any particular way. Just about everything I say originated in my own mind. It is you who have been conditioned to think in a certain way. Another thing is that what you're doing IS hurting the poor. Because whatever it is you do, chances are that two other people could be helping you do it. But I don't suppose you would be interested in splitting your wages with them.

 

[cultsmasher]

Oh. You're another one of "those." As as kid, I suppose you walked miles to school each day in knee deep snow. And it was uphill each way. Also, don't forget that any money you made came at least in some way at the expense of the poor.

Ok - I've got to ask. How exactly was any money that Deltex made at the expense of the poor? It's always fall down hilarious when communists claim that the poor are somehow being "exploited" because I went to work this morning and they chose not to

Rottweiler,
I don't know what Deltex is. Neither do I really care. Also, if you don't know that the poor are always exploited, I don't think I could tell you anything to change your mind. Also, I'm not a communist. I'm a National Socialist. The type of person who, for example, thinks the government should have a national health care system like they do in the rest of the civilized world.

You were arguing with Deltex1 for 3 weeks now and you (and I quote) "don't know what Deltex is"?

Deltex is someone you have been arguing with on this board. And you said to him that he needed to remember that any money he made was at the expense of the poor. I would like to know how exactly Deltex getting up and going to work every day is somehow "at the expense of the poor".

It is astounding how you have been conditioned to think. Someone taught you this insanity at a young age and you've never once stopped to question any of it. Money is not earned "at the expense of the poor". When I get up and go to work, I'm not doing anything to the poor. I'm not hurting them. I'm not taking advantage of them. I'm not affecting them in any way. But I guess when you're on the wrong side of the facts, a false narrative is necessary....

Rottweiler,
I am becoming impatient with stupidity. But I will answer you anyway. When you mentioned Deltex, I thought you were talking about a company or something. You should have said Deltex1. As to what you said here, everybody who works does it at the expense of the poor.

Take yourself for example. Whatever it is you do, I would bet that two other people could help you do it. But I don't suppose you would be interested in splitting your wages 3 ways. But that is one of the things that should be done. Then the "free market" that you all seem to laud so much could "adjust" itself to you. Instead of the other way around.

I happened across a free ebook on the internet called, "Our holy hell: The causes, the solutions." It is about Atheism. In the bible, the solutions to economic issues was slavery. Just as it is today. In this book, the author said that the more money people have, the more money somebody else will figure out a way of taking from you. Leaving people basically just spinning their wheels. There is a better way. The problem is that people like you are comfortable with the way things are. As for who that may hurt, that's just too ******* bad.

 

[cultsmasher]

Rottweiler,
What I said was clear enough. If you didn't see it, don't blame me. Also, you say that if you don't like the way you are being treated, you have the freedom to quit. What kind of dreamworld do you live in. There aren't that many jobs out there.

Actually, there are millions of jobs out there right now. It's so funny how you keep screaming at people about "dreamworlds" and "being high" when literally everything you say is 100% inaccurate. Go out to Monster.com right now and do a search with no parameters. Hundreds of thousands of jobs will come back. Now do the same thing on Careerbuilder.com, LinkedIn, and the thousands of other jobs sites on there and you will see the same thing.

But here's the thing. You keep ignoring what I've said because I'm kicking your ass in this debate with facts. I didn't say "quit your job and find a new one". I said "quit your job and SELL YOUR LABOR". I said, create your own job. But you have to ignore that because you don't have an intelligent response (being a communist, you never do). I said, "if you're a plumber, then sell your labor to the public for the price you think is fair for your labor". Nobody has to work for someone else. Everybody has the freedom to work for themselves and sell their labor to the public for whatever price they want to set.

Next, there is no such thing as a "true capitalist" system. But capitalist systems collapsed in just about every capitalist system that ever existed at one time or another.

Um...no....it hasn't. Which is why you are unable to name even one nation that collapsed under true capitalism (meanwhile, I can name dozens of nations that collapsed under the system you advocate for because it has a 100% failure rate world wide).

It would have happened again here if the government didn't bail out the criminals that caused it.

Except that we don't have capitalism in this nation. When Bill Clinton signed the 1997 Community Re-Investment Act which essentially forced banks to give loans to people who couldn't afford them (because that's what idiot socialism does), he collapsed the U.S. economy and we once again had to bailout the ignorant left-wing policies that continue to create failure world-wide. People who couldn't afford the loans were unable to pay them back (shocking!) and that caused banks to lose tons of money. They had to lay off workers who then could no longer afford their homes. And all of these homes on the market caused the value of homes to plummet (basic supply & demand). As always, idiot socialism caused collapse.

Now if you want me to name a capitalist system that failed to the level of "The Road Warrior" status. Then no, I can't name one.

Exactly. You can't name one because capitalism creates prosperity while socialism creates poverty. The first honest and accurate thing you've said.

As far as Germany's Fascist system, it collapsed because of war. Not because of the economic policies of that system. As for your, "bottom line," here is the bottom line. We don't live in a democracy. We live in a plutocracy. Almost all laws and regulations are written for the benefit of the rich. I think it was Calvin Coolidge who said, "The business of government IS business." You have to be high to think that approach doesn't leave the poor in the dust.

Nobody is "left in the dust" and nobody is a victim in America. We are each free to pursue anything we want to pursue. If someone chooses not to pursue success, that's the right. But they must be forced to live with the results.

Furthermore, how is welfare (passed into law) "for the benefit of the rich"? How are food-stamps (passed into law) "for the benefit of the rich"? How is Social Security (passed into law) "for the benefit of the rich"? Again, you just continue to make stuff up because you can't support your position with facts.

Then you say people aren't forced to take out loans. Yes. You must be high. Sure, you can go without having a car. Nobody is "forcing" you take out a loan to get one. But take it from somebody who lives in a city with no grocery store within the city limits. Not having a car sucks really bad.

Oh, no doubt. It absolutely does. But why do you have to take a loan for a car? Why can't you save up a few grand and purchase a used car? If you want the $70K BMW, I don't want to hear you whine about the loan.

Furthermore, I have personally financed vehicles through the dealership for 0% financing. That's right, not one cent of interest. So where is the problem here (other than the fact that you want to play the victim to support your communist position)?

Also, nobody would "force" somebody to take a loan to pay for life saving medical treatment. They are free to die.

Absolutely! Or they are free to take the loan (be thankful that such an option was available), and pay it back. Again, where is the problem here?

As to your "broom" analogy, you really go off the deep end there.

Why? Because you're so unhinged you can't articulate why it is that you believe a person borrowing a broom should be expected to give it back but somebody borrowing money should not be expected to give it back lest they be a "slave"??

As to your thing about the civil war, it was right wing republican like philosophy that caused Southern plantation owners to bring negroes to this country as slaves.

LMAO!!! Now that's funny stuff right there. Republicans made Democrats bring slaves to America and then keep them? And they made Democrats love slavery so much that they made Democrats start a war with their own country because they refused to relinquish slavery (just as you are doing right now by demanding that other people should labor for your benefit)?!?

As to my, "left wing" logic, I will put it up against "right wing" logic any day. For example, back in the 18 or early 1900's, some thugs working for mine owners in Colorado shot up a strikers camp with women and children in it. There was also an instance years later where about 20 hired thugs shot a couple cops to death on the steps of a courthouse. Because they were hired by rich people, nothing was ever done about it. Turn your head an look up asshole. Do you see the guillotine balde?

And that differs from left-wing labor union thugs lead by the mafia how? You know, when they would go around attacking (sometimes killing) business owners, voters, and anyone who would cross the line during strikes to work? Yeah, nice try my friend, but the left has a much longer and uglier history of violence.

In fact, I'm done even talking to your stupid ass. If there is anything else that you had to say, consider it answered with your end of the argument losing.

Well of course. If I were beat this soundly in a debate, I wouldn't want to continue either.

Rottweiler,
You have never kicked my ass in any debate. If you think you did, it is another example of you being high and living in a dream world. As for employment,do you think I just got off the boat. I don't need to go to the internet. All I need to do is pick up a paper and look in the nearly deserted want ads. Also, for every job you mention, there are probably thousands of people for each job. Another thing is that if you were to look at the percentage of collage graduates that can't find work, you would probably be shocked.

It's also interesting how you suggest that somebody wave their magic wand and "sell their labor." If it were that easy you idiot, nobody would be unemployed. Now it's your turn to tell me that most people are just too lazy. What as moron. As to collapsed systems, you are just to stupid to understand what I said. For example, I told you that because of the failure of France's investment in the Panama Canal, they suffered what they said was the greatest economic collapse in human history. No it's your turn to tell me that it was actually a little bump in the road.

As for being "left in the dust," take your opinions and stick them up your ass. I was "left in the dust." So don't piss on my shoes and tell me it's raining. By the way, you can take your holy word, "free," and stick it up your ass also. As for buying a car, even a used, beat up old one, you apparently don't have the slightest concept of what being poor means.

I quickly looked over the rest of what you had to say. But it was too easy to debunk. Just like everything else you said. Mayme you should try unloading your flaued mojo on somebidy a little less use to seeing through bullshit.

 

[cultsmasher]

Herewegoagain,
Poverty is a difficult thing to work your way out of. Especially when there are no jobs. But let me guess, when you were a kid, you had to walk miles through knee high snow every day. And I bet it was uphill both ways. As far as making a living at mathematics gors, if Stephen Hawking can do it, you should be able to too.

Nope..I rode the bus or my bike to school.
You make it sound like mathematics is the only job out there.
I started out deburring parts,chipping out machines,sweeping floors,cleaning toilets and all the other grunt work that goes with being a rookie.
I worked my way into inspection and from there to running lathes and mills.
This took about six years to get to that point,followed by another six or so years of honing my skills as a machinist to reach top pay. I then started investing my earnings leading to where I am now...retired at 46.
All after quitting high school in the tenth grade,so dont tell me about how hard life is.
The problem with you kids today is you have no patience or work ethic,you want it right now.
And dont tell me thats not true,I watched dozens of first year machinist demand top pay. The standard response to these demands was to tell them they were on there own. You'd hand em a print and the material and tell em to have at it.
Not a single one of em could do the job without help. Their response? You gave me too difficult of a job!!! Of course they never stopped to think that the experienced machinist all around them could do that same job without a problem.
Stop whining,put in your time,ask a lot of questions,and success will follow.

herewegoagain,
So you found employment. Good for you. But when I needed a job, I couldn't even get one at McDonalds. Why? Because I was a highschool dropout and there was a line a mile long in front of me with people who did graduate high school. I was telling somebody around here that according to one website I looked at, it said that there were 101 million unemployed people in this country. That sucks dick no matter how you slice it. So don't wave your flag around me.

Like I said,I quit highschool myself,so dont act like thats why you cant find work.
Get in as a helper in a trade and work your ass off and good things will happen.
And where exactly do you live? If there's no work why are you still there?
Do you actually go business to business and try to apply or do you rely on the internet?
And I dont want to hear about bad times,the eighties were a ***** when it came to employment so your position is nothing new.
And if you vote dem you ain't helping yourself.

herewegoagain,
You don't know anything about me. Or about much else for that matter. If there are no jobs, there are no jobs. If I havehundreds of thousands if people with high school diplomas standing in the job line in front of me, that pretty much tells the tale. If you looked below my avatar, you would see that I am from Bay City, MI.

I went to Texas on a couple of occasions for work. I did the same in Indaina. In one occasion I went to Flordia. About all I ever found were low paying jobs that I couldn't get by on. Unfortunately, I went to Virginia and joined the NAVY. So don't think I havent been around the block a few times. Then you say that you don't want to hear about the bad times. There's a lot you don't want to hear about. Like the one website that says there are around 101 million unemployed people in the U.S. So quit waving your worthless ******* flag around me.

I find it hard to believe you couldnt find work in Texas.
Lived here for over forty years and never went without a job.
Whats your skill set? I mean if you dont have any viable skills I'm not surprised you're having trouble finding a job.
But like I said,it took me at least eight years of busting my ass to before I got a high enough paying job to get some luxuries in life.
I didnt really care though because I enjoyed what I did and knew the money would come with experience,when it did I started investing. And the rest took care of itself.

herewegoagain,
I found work everywhere I went. But it was all shit. Now if I had done it here and had a parent's basement to live in for a while until I got things going, maybe things would have turned out a little differently.

 

[TemplarKormac]

Rottweiler,
You have never kicked my ass in any debate.

Everyone has.