TRUMP - Just because.....................Naw, I just can't say it!
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Quote:Nobody who knows you in the real world wants to be your friend in that world, 6ixStringJack -- they won't hire you -- the ones that did hire you turned around and fired you. You told us that. They just let you get by with only $6,000 per year. Did you even bother to vote for Trump, 6ixStringJack? Trump is not your friend. Neither am I. You're just prey for sharks like Trump. He'd gobble up all your money, what little you have. Fortunately for you, you don't own enough for Trump to steal from you and he doesn't know you exist. Pray to your god that Trump never does.
Originally posted by 6IXSTRINGJACK:Quote:
Originally posted by second:
Mister very slow thinking 6ixStringJack, the topic is actually Trump.
You obviously never read How to Win Friends and Influence People.
I just noticed you called me a ne'er do well on another thread and now this.
I'm not going to bother reading the rest of your post. Go fuck yourself.
DARK HORSE PRESENTS #30 (Volume Three, #223), January 2017
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Quote:Up until this very post, SECONDRATE, NEITHER DID YOU.
Signym, you can't even be bothered to acknowledge that Trump's executive order on Friday, the one titled “Protecting the Nation From Foreign Terrorist Entry Into the United States”, will allow all the countries that sent the 9/11 terrorists to send more terrorists.- SECONDRATE
I posted the entire text here: http://www.fireflyfans.net/mthread.aspx?bid=18&tid=61325
Because, UNLIKE YOU, I prefer to get real information about real topics, not cartoons and gossip about nothing. If you want to have a substantive discussion, meet me there. Or not. You generally have nothing interesting to say anyway. I guess I echo SIX's sentiment: fuck off.
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"Pity would be no more,
If we did not MAKE men poor"- William Blake
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Quote:Signym, you posted the executive order but you failed to understand that in the clever wording of that order Trump is NOT keeping his promise to exclude all terrorists from the USA. His executive order does NOT cover terrorists from countries where the Trump family does business because governments of those countries would retaliate against the Trump family fortune. Trump is worried about his money more than about the USA.
Originally posted by SIGNYM:
Up until this very post, SECONDRATE, NEITHER DID YOU.
I posted the entire text here: http://www.fireflyfans.net/mthread.aspx?bid=18&tid=61325
Because, UNLIKE YOU, I prefer to get real information about real topics, not cartoons and gossip about nothing. If you want to have a substantive discussion, meet me there. Or not. You generally have nothing interesting to say anyway. I guess I echo SIX's sentiment: fuck off.
Signym, Trump made a promise to protect wimpy people like you. I do NOT want what he promised you and your cowardly kindred in the Republican party.
Look again, Signym, until you finally understand what you desperately don't want to understand about Trump protecting his family fortune with a far higher priority than protecting your life:
www.bloomberg.com/graphics/2017-trump-immigration-ban-conflict-of-inte
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As the global oil industry begins to climb out of a collapse that took 440,000 jobs, anywhere from a third to half may never come back. A combination of more efficient drilling rigs and increased automation is reducing the need for field hands. And therein lies a warning to Trump, who has predicted a flood of new energy-sector jobs under his watch.
During boom, headcounts soared as “we got fat and bloated”.
The two-and-a-half-year downturn gave oil executives time to rethink the mix of human labor and automated machinery in the oil fields.
Still, in the current political climate, they’re proceeding cautiously. More robotic drilling ultimately means lower labor costs and fewer workers near some of the most dangerous tasks. But oil companies probably will frame their cost-cutting technologies simply as a way to be more competitive around the world.
They’ll more likely brag about the automation rather than these lower head counts. It’s kind of dangerous to talk about jobs in the Trump administration.
Rigs have gotten so much more efficient that the shale industry can use about half as many as it did at the height of the boom in 2014 to suck the same amount of oil out of the ground, says Angie Sedita, an analyst at UBS Corp. Nabors Industries, the world’s largest onshore driller, says it expects to cut the number of workers at each well site eventually to about five from 20 by deploying more automated drilling rigs.
www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-01-24/robots-are-taking-over-oil-
rigs-as-roughnecks-become-expendable
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Under Obama, thousands of oil jobs disappeared. Under Trump, 2/3 of the jobs that disappeared under Obama are coming back. How is that bad news for Trump?
Unless ... you DON'T want jobs to come back, SECOND.
So, you DO want jobs to come back - don't you? You DO think having more jobs for people is a good thing - don't you?
How did your beloved 'democratic' party fuck up so badly?
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Second doesn't care about the ne'er do wells that don't write checks regularly. Just a typical Liberal Elitist.
Do Right, Be Right. :)
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North Korea doesn't have the market cornered when it comes to lunatic dictators...move over Kim Jung Ung there's a new sheriff in town.
Heil Drumpf!!!
SGG
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Originally posted by second:Quote:6ixStringJack is a bird in the air, responsible only for himself and his little nest, while I'm signing checks and documents with an ink pen on paper. My handwritten signature and initials are as legible as the name on my business card. Perhaps Baby Man Trump is not a responsible adult? He feels no need to write legibly or to talk sensibly because he is the same as the bird, responsible to only himself and his family, not to the country.
Originally posted by 6IXSTRINGJACK:
I think you place far too much meaning on a signature, especially in this digital age we live in. It's not as if most of us even send handwritten letters in the mail anymore, and with online bill paying I can't even think of the last time I signed my name on a check.
I think the last time I put my handwritten signature on something with an actual pen and not a digital screen was when I signed on my house over 5 years ago.
I'm assuming forensic psychology is just a hobby of yours, Second. It couldn't be your job with that huge tax cut you're getting.
www.dailykos.com/stories/2017/1/16/1620778/-Cartoon-The-unbelievable-B
aby-Man
Baby Man’s Timetable to replace ACA has Republicans in disarray
In private, many fear change will create a politically disastrous new ‘Trumpcare’
WASHINGTON — Congressional Republicans, meeting behind closed doors this week in Philadelphia, expressed grave concerns about dismantling the Affordable Care Act on the urgent timetable demanded by President Donald Trump, fretting that they could wreck insurance markets and be saddled with a politically disastrous “Trumpcare.”
An audio recording of a session at their annual retreat, obtained by the New York Times shows Republicans in disarray, far from agreement on health policy and still searching for something to replace former President Barack Obama’s health care law. While their leaders pitched their belief that the Affordable Care Act remains the Democrats’ burden, some backbench Republicans expressed skepticism.
“We had better be sure that we are prepared to live with the market being created,” said Rep. Tom McClintock of California, because “that’s going to be called Trumpcare.” He added, “Republicans will own it lock, stock and barrel, and we’ll be judged on that.”
www.nytimes.com/2017/01/27/us/politics/affordable-care-act-republican-
retreat.html
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If you really hated Americans and you wanted to create a caricature to mock them, you'd really pretty much have Trump - he just personifies all the 'ugly american' traits - red faced, ignorant, nepotistic, uncouth, lewd, jingoistic .... he's basically an insult to Americans.
Anyway - good fodder for the comedians!
http://www.slate.com/blogs/browbeat/2017/01/25/dutch_viral_video_mocks
_trump_by_welcoming_him_in_his_own_words_video.html
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Quote:1kiki, you never understood industry bosses. Will you ever? It will require new laws and large amounts of Federal money to force the CEO of Exxon-Mobil, the new guy replacing Rex Tillerson, to create more JOBS in the oil fields.
Originally posted by 1kiki:
Under Obama, thousands of oil jobs disappeared. Under Trump, 2/3 of the jobs that disappeared under Obama are coming back. How is that bad news for Trump?
Unless ... you DON'T want jobs to come back, SECOND.
So, you DO want jobs to come back - don't you? You DO think having more jobs for people is a good thing - don't you?
Why stop with Trump wanting only those jobs lost in the last few years coming back? Why not increase the jobs to the level of the days of Spindletop in 1900? Or if you don't want to go that primitive, then the 1970's era.
It would be possible for Trump to do, with enough Federal money and new laws. Trump could set up a new Federal Oil Field Bureau that tests, and mainly delays, new equipment for the oil fields. Then Trump could insist that it was only right that the work week be cut to 20 hours per week and hourly pay rate doubled because the work load on each man is very heavy. That would certainly double oil field employment. But, and there is always a but:
The Federal government would have to pay because Exxon-Mobil won't create new jobs unless somebody, not the corporation, is paying to do it. Good luck, 1kiki and Trump, convincing Congress to approve the money. There is no possibility that Exxon-Mobil will create more jobs unless it makes a lot more money.
Jobs are not so much moving as disappearing. There is no way to keep them indefinitely either here in the United States or anywhere else on earth.
https://hcexchange.conference-board.org/blog/post.cfm?post=5215
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Quote:“President-elect Trump and the new congress is going to have to demonstrate their commitment to expanding economy for young people. This isn’t just a young adult problem, this is an American problem.”
Originally posted by 6IXSTRINGJACK:
Second doesn't care about the ne'er do wells that don't write checks regularly. Just a typical Liberal Elitist.
www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-millennial-income-20170113-story,amp.ht
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If your life is financially insecure, call Trump. He cares about you.
The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at www.mediafire.com/folder/1uwh75oa407q8/Firefly
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