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Old 04-28-2017, 01:43 PM   #1 (permalink)
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I'm sure there are many more reliable sources out there supporting the same claims.
I'm sure of it. I'm just not about that bias, ya know.

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How about rejecting both the Dems and the GOP? Just a thought.
Way ahead of ya. I guess I talk more **** on the Dems here because people have the GOP ****-talking taken care of. Plus, a Democrat was at the point of discussion here.
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Old 04-28-2017, 01:47 PM   #2 (permalink)
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I'm sure of it. I'm just not about that bias, ya know.
Obvious bias doesn't really support my point, either. But I doubt that the editors of the Daily Mail share my political leanings.

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Way ahead of ya. I guess I talk more **** on the Dems here because people have the GOP ****-talking taken care of. Plus, a Democrat was at the point of discussion here.
I wasn't really directing it at you, it was more of a general remark.
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Old 04-28-2017, 02:03 PM   #3 (permalink)
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To further my point, during Obama's 8 years as President he was a ton more tougher on Wall Street than GWB during his 8 years. He went along with bail outs to fix Bush's wrongs, because every single economic adviser back then were saying that if those firms failed, the entire USA economy would've totally melted down.

He's a private citizen with no power to impact any policy, laws, or influence over Wall Street or big banks. That's Trump's job at the moment. Let's not lose the focus on that.

Private citizen offered $400K to make a speech? No ****ing brainer.
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Old 04-28-2017, 01:23 PM   #4 (permalink)
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It's no revelation that, despite the rhetoric, Dems have a long term and passionate romance with Wall Street.
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The US government should offer free welfare for life for anyone willing to be sterilized before the age of 20.

Instead of rewarding people for having children they can't afford be proactive to prevent it.
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So basically you're okay with Democrats who make bad decisions starving to death.
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So basically you're okay with Democrats who make bad decisions starving to death.
What does starving have to due with a political party? Twisted opinion man. You do realize that the vast majority of areas in the USA that are living below the poverty level consistantly vote Republican. Right? And they are also the majority of welfare recipients. (how does this get lost on so many clear thinking people?)

You need a new prescription for your glasses. Or maybe just trim your Okie beard.
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I'm not sure what the political affiliation of the impoverished has to do with anything tbh Chula
Because Republicans always try to point the blame for welfare and social services at the feet of Democrats. Re-read what DWV posted. He's flat out blaming Democrats for sucking the system.
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Because Republicans always try to point the blame for welfare and social services at the feet of Democrats. Re-read what DWV posted. He's flat out blaming Democrats for sucking the system.
YOU read his post again. He never said anything of the sort and even if he did, it's not like the Dems are innocent just because the GOP is worse.
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What does starving have to due with a political party? Twisted opinion man. You do realize that the vast majority of areas in the USA that are living below the poverty level consistantly vote Republican. Right? And they are also the majority of welfare recipients. (how does this get lost on so many clear thinking people?)

You need a new prescription for your glasses. Or maybe just trim your Okie beard.
I was mocking him from our discussion earlier. He doesn't like discussing things so now I just say dumb things to get him going and then ignore him.

But to answer your question, absolutely nothing.
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