Countdown Clock to Trumps impeachment " STARTS"
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Quote:And yet, despite the Dems pious mouthings, wealth inequality increased under Obama at the SAME RATE as it increased under Bush ... and under Clinton.
Picked from your list a simple example where the two parties take opposite sides: "wealth inequality will still increase". Today's headline was With wrinkles ironed out, Republicans unveil tax plan Under that was Bill writer Brady heralds measure, while Democrats denounce it as giveaway to rich= SECOND
Do you know what YOUR problem is, hon? You do what you constantly accuse ME of doing with Trump: you believe what the Dems tell you!
I mean, you're CONSTANTLY posting things like ... "Did you really believe Trump would accomplish anything?" (not really) and " ... if you believed anything (anything at all) Trump said before or after election, you are stupid"/
Let me turn that around on you.
SECOND, if you believed anything (anything at all)
CLEARLY, you believe a lot of things that the Dems SAY that they're for, but somehow never manage to accomplish, and despite their repeated failures and lies, you still manage to keep on believing, and promoting.
Now THAT'S stupid!
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Pity would be no more,
If we did not MAKE men poor - William Blake
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Signym, the problem is that problems cannot be solved by only a few people in high positions coming together in goodwill and trust to devise a solution. My real world experience is that nothing happens easily. I have an instance on solving the inequality problem:
In his new book, The Great Leveler: Violence and the History of Inequality from the Stone Age to the Twenty-First Century, the Austrian historian Walter Scheidel puts forth a depressing and thought-provoking thesis: The only thing that can really dent rampant and long-lasting economic inequality is violence.
Violence in the book is broadly defined: It can refer to war, or to political upheaval, or to natural disasters. But the conclusion — that one ill can only be solved via some form of suffering — is an unsettling one, especially in an America rife with inequality.
Walter Scheidel: It was essentially looking at history in the very long run and trying to identify the driving forces behind significant reductions in inequality. Everywhere I looked, over hundreds of thousands of years, I found that every single time you observe such a compression, such a reduction, it was always linked to some very massive, violent shock that usually cost millions of lives, and I haven’t really been able to find any significant counterexamples.
www.slate.com/articles/news_and_politics/interrogation/2017/11/is_viol
ence_the_only_way_to_end_inequality.html
My conviction is that the Democrats cannot solve the inequality problem without busting open many Republicans' heads, but that's just me, not the Democratic Party's position.
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Originally posted by SIGNYM:Quote:And yet, despite the Dems pious mouthings, wealth inequality increased under Obama at the SAME RATE as it increased under Bush ... and under Clinton.
Picked from your list a simple example where the two parties take opposite sides: "wealth inequality will still increase". Today's headline was With wrinkles ironed out, Republicans unveil tax plan Under that was Bill writer Brady heralds measure, while Democrats denounce it as giveaway to rich= SECOND
Do you know what YOUR problem is, hon? You do what you constantly accuse ME of doing with Trump: you believe what the Dems tell you!
I mean, you're CONSTANTLY posting things like ... "Did you really believe Trump would accomplish anything?" (not really) and " ... if you believed anything (anything at all) Trump said before or after election, you are stupid"/
Let me turn that around on you.
SECOND, if you believed anything (anything at all)TrumpObama/ Hillary/ Bill said before or after election, you are stupid.
CLEARLY, you believe a lot of things that the Dems SAY that they're for, but somehow never manage to accomplish, and despite their repeated failures and lies, you still manage to keep on believing, and promoting.
Now THAT'S stupid!
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Pity would be no more,
If we did not MAKE men poor - William Blake
The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at www.mediafire.com/folder/1uwh75oa407q8/Firefly
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Originally posted by SIGNYM:
Ex-British spy [was] paid $168,000 for Trump dossier, U.S. firm discloses
In other words, the DNC and Hillary Clinton, thru their common law firm, paid Russians[s] for "dirt" on Trump.
Steele, the ex-British spy iz British, not Russian. He wuz paid to dig up dirt on Trump. Not illegal. Not the same az coluding with a forin adversary to interfere with the election.
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Quote:Neither is Joseph Mifsud, the British professor who was supposed to be the intermediary between Papadopoulos and some Russians. The parallel is pretty close, as far as I can tell.
Ex-British spy [was] paid $168,000 for Trump dossier, U.S. firm discloses
In other words, the DNC and Hillary Clinton, thru their common law firm, paid Russians[s] for "dirt" on Trump.- SIGNY
Steele, the ex-British spy iz British, not Russian.
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If we did not MAKE men poor - William Blake
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"The only thing that can really dent rampant and long-lasting economic inequality is violence."
What. You think the privileged people such as yourself will willingly give up their comfy lives without a fight?
Shirley, you jest.
HAS IT NOT OCCURRED TO YOU BY NOW THAT IF YOU HAVE TO RESORT TO LOGICAL FALLACIES AND TROLLING YOUR SO-CALLED ARGUMENTS ARE LIES?
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Originally posted by 1kiki:
"The only thing that can really dent rampant and long-lasting economic inequality is violence."
Great, give it a go in Russia and let us know how it works out.
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I was quoting SECOND, so it must be SECOND who's going to Russia. Do try to keep up.
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Originally posted by 1kiki:
I was quoting SECOND, so it must be SECOND who's going to Russia. Do try to keep up.
If you're going to quote someone here it's very easy. The program does it for you. What you did in no way suggests you were quoting SECOND. See how I just quoted you? You've really got to be an ass to fuck that up. Like I said, it's very easy. Do try and get it right.
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"If you're going to quote someone here it's very easy. The program does it for you. What you did in no way suggests you were quoting SECOND."
Do you not know what quotation marks mean??? I put them there to indicate I was *quoting* someone else, and that I wasn't the original author.
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Originally posted by second:
Signym, the problem is that problems cannot be solved by only a few people in high positions coming together in goodwill and trust to devise a solution. My real world experience is that nothing happens easily. I have an instance on solving the inequality problem:
In his new book, The Great Leveler: Violence and the History of Inequality from the Stone Age to the Twenty-First Century, the Austrian historian Walter Scheidel puts forth a depressing and thought-provoking thesis: The only thing that can really dent rampant and long-lasting economic inequality is violence.
Violence in the book is broadly defined: It can refer to war, or to political upheaval, or to natural disasters. But the conclusion — that one ill can only be solved via some form of suffering — is an unsettling one, especially in an America rife with inequality.
Walter Scheidel: It was essentially looking at history in the very long run and trying to identify the driving forces behind significant reductions in inequality. Everywhere I looked, over hundreds of thousands of years, I found that every single time you observe such a compression, such a reduction, it was always linked to some very massive, violent shock that usually cost millions of lives, and I haven’t really been able to find any significant counterexamples.
www.slate.com/articles/news_and_politics/interrogation/2017/11/is_viol
ence_the_only_way_to_end_inequality.html
My conviction is that the Democrats cannot solve the inequality problem without busting open many Republicans' heads, but that's just me, not the Democratic Party's position.
The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at www.mediafire.com/folder/1uwh75oa407q8/Firefly
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Somebody is going to have to dig up Dick Clark.
This countdown clock going to need a New Years countdown soon.
Do Right, Be Right. :)
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