Why are we so divided?

you do get an advantage by devaluing your currency if you are less import dependent and more export dependent.

why is there an advantage??? If you export at low prices your wages then are low too. Low wages and poverty is an advantage?

Yes but like mentioned above, this results in poverty only in the absence of domestic production. This is why Asian living standards rise during Asian currency devaluation and in the same time western living standards fall with it.
wrong!!! low export prices cause low wages and poverty. how domestic production is regulated and to what end is a different subject. Liberal govt might engineer low wages there too so everyone lives in poverty.

No because domestic production is what determines your dependence on import. The more independent of import you are, the more freedom you have about the currency valuation and living standard.
That's totally stupid you can get very rich by a lot of exporting or by little exporting or by exporting and importing from different areas around your country you living standard depends on how great your industries are on the international and domestic market. You can't manipulate currency and get rich that were possible everybody would do it
 
you do get an advantage by devaluing your currency if you are less import dependent and more export dependent.

why is there an advantage??? If you export at low prices your wages then are low too. Low wages and poverty is an advantage?

Yes but like mentioned above, this results in poverty only in the absence of domestic production. This is why Asian living standards rise during Asian currency devaluation and in the same time western living standards fall with it.
wrong!!! low export prices cause low wages and poverty. how domestic production is regulated and to what end is a different subject. Liberal govt might engineer low wages there too so everyone lives in poverty.

No because domestic production is what determines your dependence on import. The more independent of import you are, the more freedom you have about the currency valuation and living standard.
That's totally stupid you can get very rich by a lot of exporting or by little exporting or by exporting and importing from different areas around your country you living standard depends on how great your industries are on the international and domestic market. You can't manipulate currency and get rich that were possible everybody would do it
Everybody does it. The bounds of it are country specific, and as explained above, export and import dependent. Some get rich on it, and some get poor on it.
 
The Jews and the rich divide up the little people to prevent them from asking questions about the financial system.
 
Some get rich on it, and some get poor on it.
who gets rich, exactly, by manipulating their currency?????????

It depends which type of country you are. If you are a producer type of country, then the exporters get rich, and if you are a consumer/lender type of country, then the lenders get rich.

name a country the gets rich on currency manipulation???

It depends which country you pick. In China, the communist party that controls the export production is what gets rich, in France, the banks that are members of the national banking system and the European Central Bank are the ones that get rich.
 
The Jews and the rich divide up the little people to prevent them from asking questions about the financial system.
Why "make excuses and blame others"?
Can you prove that your question is not a lie?
Do You have any better solutions at potentially lower cost?
It is a hard fact, that the number of country borders tripled after ww1, then tripled again after ww2. So the dividing of the little people is a hard fact.
 
The Jews and the rich divide up the little people to prevent them from asking questions about the financial system.
Why "make excuses and blame others"?
Can you prove that your question is not a lie?
Do You have any better solutions at potentially lower cost?
It is a hard fact, that the number of country borders tripled after ww1, then tripled again after ww2. So the dividing of the little people is a hard fact.
In other words, nothing but repeal; I got it , right winger.
 
We are divided in large part because we have 2 major political parties and both of them have put their power ahead of our well-being. Too many politicians have put their own careers before their ethics and integrity and the media are bought and paid for. Used to be (or so I thought) that journalism was an honorable profession; no more. And so here we are, the American public trying to make sense of all this and getting conflicting reports and analysis. Who do you trust? Nobody. We're not divided about that.

I have to agree.

True also, as some have said, we've had divisions from the beginning. The 60's were pretty rough and I think we are reaping some of what was sown then.

We were pretty dedicated to tearing down walls and barriers, even imaginary ones. We tore through life like a boat on half plane through a no-wake zone, without ever looking back to acknowledge the damage inflicted by our wake. Some politicians found division to be profitable - keeps them relevant. Putting people in carefully labeled boxes makes them easier to control - look at the hate toward those who climb out of those ideological boxes.

But primarily - the fault is ours. We don't want politicians who tell the truth - the truth of what we need to do to correct our course is painful. Victimhood gets votes, fiscal pain does not. Interestingly enough, Donald Trump is as close to a 3rd party president as we have had in a good long while - and the left is apoplectic over it. Both establishments and the press are rattled - that's a good thing, imo. 'Cuz long ago the 'free' press sold it's soul to an ideology - leaving too many of us dreaming of bread and circuses.

Through the fluff above - politics has become a contact sport...and mob rule the norm.
 
It's a very serious question that puzzles many serious people. The answer is simple, but painful.

One could say that it started with Roe v. Wade. In basic terms, the acceptability of abortion was at stake, and resolution required action by the Peoples' representatives in Congress and/or the state legislatures. And some of them were working on the issue. Congress, of course, avoided the subject like Kryptonite. So the USSC foolishly took the issue on, and "legislated" an ambiguous and intellectually interesting framework, based on one justice's medical readings. And 44 years later we are still fighting about it.

But in a real way, the Court shoved the "Liberal" position down America's throat. The majority of Americans, then and now, believe that abortion is morally evil, perhaps the taking of a human life, but "we" have never actually been heard on the subject.

Consider the death penalty. A strong majority of the American population would support a REAL death penalty - one by which our most egregious criminals could be convicted and promptly dispatched. But the Left has, by manipulation of the courts and the entire criminal justice system, made the DP so difficult, time consuming, and futile, that most people have given up on the issue.

Gay "marriage"? Strong majorities in virtually every state wanted no part of this new institution. But the courts (Leftist jurists) snatched the issue out of the hands of the Peoples' representatives, finding a preposterous right to marry someone of the same gender in the Constitution!

Public benefits and "Constitutional" rights for illegals? Done by Leftist courts with zero support from either the People or the legislatures. U.S Courts have for years been thwarting every effort to take our own immigration laws seriously, in the name of protecting their so-called "Constitutional" rights!

Are you picking up the pattern here? The Left in this country has for many decades been implementing it's broad agenda through anti-Constitutional means, perpetually lacking majority support, or sufficient strength in the legislatures to implement their desired agenda.

Look at how the "global warming agenda" has been thrust down our collective throat. The EPA, with no congressional authorization whatever, declares that CO2 is a "harmful pollutant." Thus an agency GIVES ITSELF the power to impose crippling regulations on industry, transportation, and power generation. When did the American people or their representatives have a chance to vote on this monumental development?

The list goes on and on. The Left feels positively ENTITLED to continue implementing it's agenda through extra - Constitutional means, and those of us who believe in the Constitution and the rule of law are supposed to accept it without complaint.

Yeah, we are pissed at the Left, and that is not going to change anytime soon,
I really would like to know when all people in the US did all get along, every single one of them....
 
Yeah, we are pissed at the Left, and that is not going to change anytime soon,
Here is what I from the Left say; Fuck you whiny little Appomattox Surrender Monkeys ...you ain't gonna make a come back
Elections have consequences and so does losing a war...It's silly to think the status quo would be the same forever in the future when those oppressed gained power to change the social structure of a society.
 
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We are divided along ideological lines only because one half of that divide accepts facts and the other half does not.

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We have a winner!

How ironic, it was posted by a libtard.
LOL
Donnie Two scoops Fucks the GOP who voted for his TrumpCare...calls it a "Too Mean "...I love it...the GOP congress folks are going to be brutally attacked for voting for a Bill that even an Orange Monster thinks its mean.. Yes its sweet
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House GOP Angry with Trump Over Comment
June 14, 2017


Playbook: “Imagine if you’re a House Republican, and voted for the leadership’s health-care bill in May after being told that you were doing the newly elected president a solid. You listened to the White House’s pleading — perhaps you got a phone call from Vice President Mike Pence, Chief of Staff Reince Priebus or even the president himself. The administration was on the Hill nonstop to push their legislation. You explained to your constituents that the late-in-the-game changes made to the bill helped cover more people. You celebrated with him in the Rose Garden after passage.”

“Now you hear the president has gone behind closed doors and told senators the House bill is ‘mean’ and says it doesn’t do enough to cover people. Wouldn’t that anger you? Well, it’s angering a lot of House Republicans, who believe their president put them at political risk with that comment.”


“If you’re a House Republican, are you going to help the White House next time after the president privately just dumped all over you after you cast a vote for him? A lot of GOP lawmakers are buzzing about it, and many are none too pleased with the president right now.
 

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