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Abortion is pretty far down the list of people’s concern. They’re much more worried about the 40-year high inflation and the millions of lowlife illegals swarming in.
Someone getting something takes nothing away from me.
Do you mind subsidizing low taxes for the rich and corporate tax loopholes that at the end of the day amount to welfare?That something has to come from somewhere. Nothing is free.
Someone getting something that he didn't pay for means that someone else is paying for it.
What these deadbeats are getting for “free” is being taken away from all of us who are not deadbeats.
I didn't think that even you were ignorant enough to not understand that. But then it's always a mistake to assume that one has seen the nadir of your possible ignorance.
Do you mind subsidizing low taxes for the rich and corporate tax loopholes that at the end of the day amount to welfare?
That something has to come from somewhere. Nothing is free.
Someone getting something that he didn't pay for means that someone else is paying for it.
What these deadbeats are getting for “free” is being taken away from all of us who are not deadbeats.
I didn't think that even you were ignorant enough to not understand that. But then it's always a mistake to assume that one has seen the nadir of your possible ignorance.
I do very much mind your blatantly dishonest characterization of these policies, as well as your dishonest attempt to suggest that they have anything to do with the theft and fraud of “cancelling” student loans.
Yep.The right’s war on education continues.
Just because you weren't smart enough to get into college (I guess that's why we have the trades), doesn't mean you should diss those who were.
So the question is, do you penalize the hard working kid trying to improve himself, or do you penalize the investor class that benefits from the educated work force.
I paid my own way through college. Twice.
Your solution, it seems, is to penalize the honest worker, who made wise education and career choices, to support the deadbeats.
Uh, let's get this straight. My solution would be to make the rich pay their fair share and make sure working people get paid a living wage.
You mean like Trump University?And yet you are still butt-ignorant! Then again, after the cult brainwashing you've gotten, it's unlikely things like Science of History stick.
Uh, let's get this straight. My solution would be to make the rich pay their fair share and make sure working people get paid a living wage.
It really has nothing to do with being a "deadbeat", as most of these people ARE paying their loans... they just can't get ahead of the debt because of the way the banks soak people.
And that's not even talking about the Diploma Mill scams like the ones Betsy DeVos owned.
What is one person's “fair share” of what someone else worked to produce?
No matter what fancy terms you use to whitewash it, what you advocate is theft and fraud. You advocate stealing from those who worked to produce and create wealth, to support those who did nothing whatsoever to earn it.
It's funny that your kind always talk about someone taking or being compelled to give a “fair share” of the wealth, but never about anyone doing his fair share of the work to create that wealth.
When the poor steal, it's called "Crime".
When the rich steal, it's called "Profits".
Let's not delude ourselves into thinking that the rich are rich because they deserve it. When Jeff Bezos flies off into space in his Dick Rocket at 1 Billion dollars a crack, it isn't because he earned his billions, it's because the thousands of people who work for Amazon aren't getting their fair share of the wealth being produced.
It amazes me you are so happy to be a victim of the rich. You'll shoot a poor black kid over a bag of corn chips, but you'll slave your whole life to make someone else richer.
Stealing is stealing, no matter who does it to whom.
And making an honest profit, by providing goods or services that are valuable to others, is not stealing.
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The hard truth is that you HATE people who make their livings by honestly contributing to society. You've made this abundantly clear the entire time you've been on this forum. You claim to make an honest living yourself but I call bullshit. I call bullshit on every thing you've ever claimed about anything that you've done for a living. One cannot have the experience of making an honest living, and remain as hateful as you clearly are toward everyone who does so.
You're a criminal, @Incel Joe. A thief. A parasite. That is the only way it is possible for you to defend thieves and parasites and criminals as staunchly as you do, always, without fail, taking their side against the side of actual human beings. That is the only way that it is possible for you to so deeply and passionately hate those who do make their livings honestly, by contributing to society rather than taking from society.
I'm sorry, how is an "investor" making an honest living by contributing to society? They are betting on the hard work of others, and taking the rewards for hard work.
Things never said in a working class bar, "My boss is a genius". Usually, most companies do well because the WORKERS bust their asses to make it work, and the managers and investors claim most of the rewards.
But as long as they are Right with Jesus and you have a little more than the darkies, you are content with this.
Most of us wouldn't have jobs at all, and most of the goods and services that we provide would not be created, without investors.
I have deep respect for those who have the resources, and are willing to take the risks, to create a company, to organize it and set it up so that people like myself can be employed producing and selling valuable goods and services, that all of us may profit from doing so.
It takes a special class of people to do that, and I have to admit that I am not anywhere close to being in that class. I'm a tool turner. Put tools in my hands, and put me on a task that suits my tools and my skills, and I do very well at it. But I need others to organize the big picture around me, to create the task at which to set me.
I suppose investors and businessmen are the one sort of person that you hate even more than you hate honest workers.
That does not reflect my experiences with any company that I have ever worked for. Yes, we workers bust our assess, and we get well paid for doing so. Our bosses are the ones who know where we need to bust our asses, and in what manner, and without their direction, our own efforts would be futile. That's how it has been in almost every job that I have ever held.
I've worked under some really great bosses. I can only think of one boss that I have ever worked under, for whom I didn't have great respect. I never understood what his motives were, but clearly, they were something other than the best interests of the company. A colleague of mine thought that his behavior was consistent with steroid abuse. I wouldn't know enough about steroid abuse of the symptoms thereof to know if my colleague was correct, but some form of mental illness or drug abuse seems likely.
No surprise, you snuck in an opportunity to express your racism, and to try to project it on me; even though, up to this point, no one had mentioned race in connection with this specific matter.
Again, you've mistaken a parasite for a vital organ. The investor makes nothing, produces nothing, creates nothing.
Our economy works well as a symbious [sic] between those who provide goods and services and those who consume them. All that could happen perfectly well without investors.
Well, funny thing, I am an organizer. I work on huge, million dollar, international trade projects. If you need someone to organize things for you, it's because you are weak.
I'll give you another example you'll ignore. The TOBACCO industry. The Tobacco industry. These investors and businessmen not only sold a product they KNEW to be dangerous, they actually spiked the nicotine to make it more addictive. They intentionally marketed said product to Children. They hired actors to play doctors on TV to say smoking was good for you.
How could you not hate these people and still call yourself a decent human being?
Um, yeah, let me give you a litany of osme [sic] of the bosses I worked for.
When you direct that same level of hatred to a Tobacco company executive that you do to a poor black kid who stole a bag of chips, then I'll give you credit for not being racist.
I'll believe that when I see a company of any scale, that manages to produce goods and services on the scale even of, say, an automobile manufacturer or a construction contractor, without investors and organizers who do their thing separate from the actual workers.
It someone were to put tools in your hands, and put you to work next to me, doing my thing, would you be able to do my job?
Almost certainly not. Perhaps it is because it is you who is weak.
You are so fond of talking shit about my religion, and condemning me for it, but you don't know shit about it, or you'd know that Mormons, in general, have no love for the tobacco industry.
I was going to say that you probably cannot come up with anything nasty to say about the tobacco industry that I wouldn't enthusiastically agree with, but to say that would be to underestimate your demonstrated capacity for lies and bullshit; and the reality is that you probably could come up with some truly bizarre lies against that industry that even I would have to recognize as such, and disagree with.
And you're the one who thinks that the color of the thief's skin has anything to do with it. But somehow, I'm the racist.
I'll believe that when I see a company of any scale, that manages to produce goods and services on the scale even of, say, an automobile manufacturer or a construction contractor, without investors and organizers who do their thing separate from the actual workers.
