What are you depending on government to do for you?

[TruthNotBS]

The people create the government-enforced and protected constitution and that constitution can be amended to meet our needs. The US Constitution isn't God's word, it can be changed, altered or even scrapped and replaced with something better. If you want to worship the US Constitution, thinking it's inerrant and written on stone, in the heavens, go ahead. Delude yourself. We the people determine what our laws are, and those who are willing to sacrifice everything for what they believe, are the victors who are in power.

 

[TruthNotBS]

Prison would be better. And only if you catch them doing something illegal. Those laws are already on the books.


They need to realize they have hit rock bottom, otherwise? All the rehabs and mental wards won't work.

They have to WANT to do the work. You can't force them.

Recovering America - A Film About Healing Our Addiction Crisis​

You can't force them into rehab or mental health wards, but you can force them into prisons and dungeons? You're a bit confused.

 

[SweetSue92]

What legislation do you need from government to make your life better?

Stay out of my life.

 

[TruthNotBS]

The bullshit climate change/controlling energy garbage has always been about the fact that the government and multinationals need more energy than the people so they can track and trace, and predict what everyone on the planet thinks and feels.

It has never been about the health or the environment. NEVER.

Amazon, Google make dueling nuclear investments to power data centers with clean energy​

Amazon, Google make dueling nuclear investments to power data centers with clean energy

Tech giants Amazon and Google are investing in the next generation of nuclear reactors. Both companies are seeking new sources of carbon-free electricity to meet increasing demand from data centers and artificial intelligence.

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AI data centers could make your electric bill go up by 70%​

A new report quantifies just how much artificial intelligence might cost you.

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Google signed a deal to power data centers with nuclear micro-reactors from Kairos — but the 2030 timeline is very optimistic​

Google signed a deal to power data centers with nuclear micro-reactors from Kairos — but the 2030 timeline is very optimistic | TechCrunch

With the deal, Google joins Microsoft and Amazon in turning to nuclear power to satiate its thirst for electricity.

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We should've switched to safe, abundant nuclear energy, decades ago. There's no excuse for us to still be relying on fossil fuels for our energy production. It's 2024 and we're still burning coal and petrol. Amazing.

 

[MisterBeale]

you can force them into prisons and dungeons?

If they break the law? Of course.

You're a bit confused.

I am not confused, I am just sticking with to the facts.

You on the other hand?

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Eventually, their hubris and xenophobia get the best of them, undermining their plans. They're the historical fifth column of every Western nation. You're likely one of them.

I'm totally anti-communist.
Perhaps you're one of them?

 

[Woodznutz]

All economies are built on labor, not capital, which is nothing more than wages or labor. So your view of economics is quite warped and upside down. Your supply-side economics has destroyed our economy, devolving it from its former manufacturing, labor-built economy to one based on Wall Street and finance. Speculative trading, real estate landlordism, outsourcing..etc. We produce nothing in this country, other than debt for a small elitist class of financiers and hedge fund managers.

Every economy relies on labor, not the capitalist parasites that leech off of other people's work for a profit. Capitalism must serve the country, prioritizing providing jobs, goods, and services to the community. Any other type of capitalism is trash and destructive.

As far as innovation, that relies on universities, and plenty of public funding. The most advanced, innovative nation in the last century was National Socialist Germany, a fascist Nationalist government that forced capitalists to serve the country and funded the research and development of new technology, like rocketry, jet engines..etc.

Labor creates capital, but the workers who produce it willingly give it to the capitalists.

Capitalism is "a good servant but a cruel master". It's up to the workers to bring it into balance by balancing consumption and savings, and by the responsible use of credit.

Hitler had to constantly fight the industrialists in Germany to get needed armaments for the war. He was largely at their mercy.

 

[TruthNotBS]

If they break the law? Of course.



I am not confused, I am just sticking with to the facts.

You on the other hand?

Homelessness, sleeping on the sidewalk doing drugs is illegal, but prison isn't necessarily the solution. They need medical treatment and then after they resolve their healthcare issues they need housing, follow-up primary medical care, job training, employment opportunities, a well-developed and robust public transit system in their city or town, to get them to work..etc. That's how to manage a country, not throwing people in prison. Prison isn't the solution to homelessness or substance abuse. I'm a national socialist and fascist, and ironically I'm more humane than you. You just want to throw homeless drug-addicts in prison, as if that's going to solve the problem. Prisons are full of drugs and the worst criminals.

 

[MisterBeale]

safe, abundant nuclear energy

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

IDK, you suggested them.

What do you think they will do?

What do you want us to do to keep the planet habitable?

 

[MisterBeale]

Homelessness, sleeping on the sidewalk doing drugs is illegal, but prison isn't necessarily the solution. They need medical treatment and then after they resolve their healthcare issues they need housing, follow-up primary medical care, job training, employment opportunities, a well-developed and robust public transit system in their city or town, to get them to work..etc. That's how to manage a country, not throwing people in prison. Prison isn't the solution to homelessness or substance abuse. I'm a national socialist and fascist, and ironically I'm more humane than you. You just want to throw homeless drug-addicts in prison, as if that's going to solve the problem. Prisons are full of drugs and the worst criminals.

yoar really dumb, like all fascists are.

fascists parrot what they want to be true, not what the facts are.



Watch that documentary I posted by RFKjr.

You opinions are not grounded in reality.

 

[Woodznutz]

Drug dealers and smugglers, peddling hard-drugs/poison to our communities should be arrested, charged with a capital crime and if convicted, executed. They should get the firing squad.

I agree. And anyone found using drugs should go into compulsory treatment for as long as it takes to overcome their habit or addiction. If they go back to drugs, then all treatment should be denied, and they should be allowed to kill themselves with their drugs.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Don't build them where they can get hit by a tidal wave.

If you do, put the emergency generator on the top floor.

 

[EvilCat Breath]

When it comes to what I expect from government, I'm very demanding, the extensive list of what I want from it (in no particular order).....

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Fully agree. Leave me alone.

 

[ThisIsMe]

No good constitution gives anyone a right to be homeless, sleeping on the sidewalk, urinating and crapping in front of your business, making your community filthy and unsafe. Everyone in society has certain obligations and responsibilities towards themselves, their neighbors, and the community. If you don't want to recognize that, that's your problem. Most people have enough common sense to see the truth of what I'm saying.

I think we should help the homeless and our neighbors, but the cotus doesn't give the federal government that power.

That's exactly what I'm talking about. Things like that should be solved at the state and local level. Again, read the constitution

 

[TruthNotBS]

Labor creates capital, but the workers who produce it willingly give it to the capitalists.

Capitalism is "a good servant but a cruel master". It's up to the workers to bring into balance by balancing consumption and savings.

Hitler had to constantly fight the industrialists in Germany to get needed armaments for the war. He was largely at their mercy.

Labor creates capital,

Human labor creates everything. Toil, the sweat of our brows, human effort, whether physical or mental. That's what produces everything in the world. Capital or money is the product of labor.

but the workers who produce it willingly give it back to the capitalists.

And labor receives goods and services. The capitalists then take the profits, but those profits don't produce anything, it's the labor that generates goods and services and paying customers, a market worth investing in. Why are capitalists today talking about a UBI? Because they think that the government is going to bail them out again, with a monthly check. They think that they're going to replace human labor with robots and artificial intelligence, so in order to maintain a customer base they're pleading with the government to create a worthless consumer-serf (artificial, unproductive, paying consumer-base).

National socialism is the solution. It will force capitalists to hire human labor along with the robots and AI. Capitalism must serve the country, it must prioritize service to the community and humanity, not private profits. So the government isn't going to bailout the capitalists or provide anyone with a UBI, people must work for a living and capitalists must hire them, or their business enterprise is illegal. Businesses, in most industries and sectors, will NOT be permitted to automate everything, because to do so, forces the country into marketless communism, or techno-feudalism.

The government would have to completely centrally plan the economy and essentially run all business enterprises, and that in my opinion, shouldn't be the function of government. The US government should not hand everyone a UBI or welfare check. People have to work, if they can, or start a business. A universal basic income, will make everyone lazy and poor. A worthless consumer-serf relying on a government check. That check is a bailout for the capitalist parasites who prioritize profits over serving the community. Capitalism must serve the public good, providing the working class with products and services. I support there being wealthy people in society, the rich, but that rich class must serve the nation with their business enterprises, providing jobs, goods and services.

Hitler had to constantly fight the industrialists in Germany to get needed armaments for the war. He was largely at their mercy.

You're quite confused if you think the National Socialists were under the heel of Germany industrialists. Hitler put them in their place immediately and they had to serve the country. They can maintain their wealth, but they must be patriots, serving the country and the working class/volk/the people.

 

[NetJedi]

I think we should help the homeless and our neighbors, but the cotus doesn't give the federal government that power.

That's exactly what I'm talking about. Things like that should be solved at the state and local level. Again, read the constitution

Why do we need government to "help the homeless and our neighbors", can't people choose to do that on their own?

 

[Mr Natural]

Maintain domestic tranquility.

 

[Woodznutz]

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TruthnotBS said,

Exactly, happy thoughts and private charity aren't enough, we need our government to step in and force these people off of the street and into the rehab programs and/or psyche wards where they belong. Even Trump agrees with me:

Or trap them and release them far away from civilization, deep the outback of Australia would be good.

 

[ThisIsMe]

Why do we need government to "help the homeless and our neighbors", can't people choose to do that on their own?

If states want to have programs to help their homeless, that is perfectly constitutional and I'm all for it.

That's how all this was set up. The federal government has no role here