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Trump's attitude does not define the "country's attitude". He's just one guy doing a job.
I find it odd that some of you never had the anger and hate “back in the day”.
Like it or not, like trump or not, I have not felt this level of political animosity since before trump.
And I lived through Johnson, Nixon, Ford, Carter, Reagan, Clinton, Bushes, Obama... I despised the policies of some of them. But... Besides Nixon, Each one of those presidents I felt always had the good of the country in their hearts, and was willing to work across the aisle to get stuff done. And race or sex was never an issue. Not with trump.
All this s&@t started with trump.
He is unique, that’s for sure.
I find it odd that some of you never had the anger and hate “back in the day”.
Like it or not, like trump or not, I have not felt this level of political animosity since before trump.
And I lived through Johnson, Nixon, Ford, Carter, Reagan, Clinton, Bushes, Obama... I despised the policies of some of them. But... Besides Nixon, Each one of those presidents I felt always had the good of the country in their hearts, and was willing to work across the aisle to get stuff done. And race or sex was never an issue. Not with trump.
All this s&@t started with trump.
He is unique, that’s for sure.
Well you are beyond hope when you can't realize what a Sleaze your president has been in business and his current position.who is black frankenstein? Your desire for racism exceeds the supply. And inventing hate crimes is apparently worth doing.....i.e. Smollett, Covington kids
Trump is a crook?....says your liberal useful idiots on TV?...guess he should be in jail. Why isnt he? He is probably the most scrutinized person on the planet. Do you need another 2 years to find evidence?
Too bad President Birther never saw it that wayIs now a good time to bring up that Obama was as much white as black and had no claim to slave ancestry?
Odd then that he can’t say 3 words like “I condemn neo-Nazis”....Trump will give a 1000 word speech and media will throw a tantrum about 3 of those words while ignoring the other 997....and take them out of context too!!!
I thought Don Lemon brought up an interesting point a few weeks ago. He was actually talking about Kamala. She has some African DNA but I believe she's like first gen American.Too bad President Birther never saw it that way
I thought Don Lemon brought up an interesting point a few weeks ago. He was actually talking about Kamala. She has some African DNA but I believe she's like first gen American.
Is she African American? Should she get reparations?
Same really true with Obama, although his wife is a descendent of slaves, giving him additional cred.
Not trying to argue with you here, I just wonder what you think about it.
Odd then that he can’t say 3 words like “I condemn neo-Nazis”....
who really cares? if she was born in the US, she is a US citizen. lets not do this birther bulls(*$ again...I thought Don Lemon brought up an interesting point a few weeks ago. He was actually talking about Kamala. She has some African DNA but I believe she's like first gen American.
Is she African American? Should she get reparations?
Same really true with Obama, although his wife is a descendent of slaves, giving him additional cred.
Not trying to argue with you here, I just wonder what you think about it.
You're the one trying to bring birther into this. My point is when you say that Kamala and Obama are African American, you are sort of undermining the importance of the cultural scars of slavery imo. Again, Obama, since he married a descendant of slaves really does have a stake. But Kamala, although she's technically African American, as is a Nigerian who just was awarded citizenship yesterday, does not have the same cultural gravitas that someone who has a legacy of slavery in their culture. I mean like none at all.who really cares? if she was born in the US, she is a US citizen. lets not do this birther bulls(*$ again...
read your own post. not really pertinent. bringing up where he was born and whether he is an American was a dirty ploy by "President Birther" - which is an insult to trump, not a reason to retarget Obama for something proven definitively to be fake news. now you are associating Kamala with the fake birther claims regarding Obama by semi-equating the two situations.
fwiw, she was born in Oakland California.
You have a very strange brain.read your own post. not really pertinent. bringing up where he was born and whether he is an American was a dirty ploy by "President Birther" - which is an insult to trump, not a reason to retarget Obama for something proven definitively to be fake news. now you are associating Kamala with the fake birther claims regarding Obama by semi-equating the two situations.
fwiw, she was born in Oakland California.
What Is Socialism? A History Of The Word Used As A Scare Tactic In American PoliticsWill Physicians Become a US Commodity?
"Socialism can be defined simply as a stage somewhere between capitalism and communism. This political ideology enables ownership of the means of production, which are inputs– like raw materials, facilities, goods or even people — which generate revenue. In a socialist system, a central power controls the means of production and the goods produced, which may someday include U.S. doctors."
Over the years, other programs such as Social Security and Medicare were called socialist by Republicans when they were first proposed. For example, President Franklin D. Roosevelt was branded a "Communist" when he urged Congress to pass Social Security in 1934. In the 1960s Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush condemned Medicare as socialism. But today even Republican politicians are usually hesitant to criticize these programs or propose to cut or eliminate them because they make life better for people. Of course Republicans no longer call them socialism, they are “just services that the state offers.”
But Republicans continue the tired, century-old practice of screaming “socialism” whenever they see a progressive proposal they don’t like. As a new generation of politicians tries to find solutions to problems that Republicans have ignored for decades, we again hear the cry “socialism” from President Trump, Gov. Burgum, Sen. Cramer, Rep. Armstrong and others. They are hoping that the word will have negative connotations for most people. They hope that people will forget that they are already benefiting from many socialist-type programs such as those mentioned earlier.
ultimately, the irony of it all when the titular head of their side has been renowned for saying "Grab ’em by the p($$y. You can do anything."Conservatives should figure out there is a bunch of real stuff to be complaining about, and much of this nonsense simply makes them look like they are back in junior high.
Opinion | If You Like Socialism, You’ll Love the VA
Cradle-to-grave care for American veterans and their families. How’s it working out?www.wsj.com
I believe Chavez/Meduro in Venezuela meet the definition of "democratic socialists". They were elected by popular vote. Not saying that our version would meet the same fate but I don't think AOC and you can say for sure that it won't. The outcome is probably most determined by underlying culture.americans conflate the good socialist countries (ALLIES & NATO) with the bad communistic/dictatorial socialism of USSR, Russia, China, Venezuela, cuba (although their population health is quite good), Saudi Arabia, ...
lotsa love for democratic socialist healthcare in Switzerland, Sweden, Denmark, Germany, Austria, Norway, France, Spain, Iceland, Finland, Italy (it's complicated), Canada, Australia, NZ, Singapore, Japan? ... UK is on hiatus
VA was not and is not constructed to replicate those country's systems
I believe Chavez/Meduro in Venezuela meet the definition of "democratic socialists". They were elected by popular vote. Not saying that our version would meet the same fate but I don't think AOC and you can say for sure that it won't. The outcome is probably most determined by underlying culture.
I'm not optimistic. Our culture is a world away from Japanese culture...
These are only referring to their RE-elections.
My point is that Jeff Bezos just gave his wife 35b and is still the richest man in the world. The fact that someone can get so rich as a self made person is one of the many things that make our country the best place in the world.Well, trump started out as a Democrat. Hitler started out as only a nationalist. What are you trying to prove?
Hendren emphasizes that it's still harder to move from poverty to affluence in the United States than in most other wealthy countries. In a 2012 study of 22 countries, economist Miles Corak of the University of Ottawa found that the United States ranked 15th for social mobility among wealthy countries. Only Italy and the Britain ranked lower.
"In some sense, how could it have gotten worse?" Hendren said. "It's not like we're losing the American Dream. We never really had it."
That article seems...odd.but its highly unlikely for any individual in the US to move up SES.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/business/economic-ladder-no-harder-to-climb-today-u-s-report-finds-1.2508409
by this study, interestingly, poor people who live in the South are far less likely to move up in class.
and this:
That map looks a lot like a map of school quality ratings I've seen. Correlation is probably decent, causation... Who knows?but its highly unlikely for any individual in the US to move up SES.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/business/economic-ladder-no-harder-to-climb-today-u-s-report-finds-1.2508409
by this study, interestingly, poor people who live in the South are far less likely to move up in class.
and this:
Do you believe that every billionaire represents a policy failure, as some democrats? I don't.but its highly unlikely for any individual in the US to move up SES.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/business/economic-ladder-no-harder-to-climb-today-u-s-report-finds-1.2508409
by this study, interestingly, poor people who live in the South are far less likely to move up in class.
and this:
This plot twist is unacceptable.Former Obama White House Counsel Expects to Be Indicted
Former Obama White House counsel Greg Craig expects to be indicted in the coming days on charges stemming from work he performed for Ukraine in 2012, Mr. Craig’s legal team said.www.wsj.com
In what column does this Mueller indictment fall under?
This plot twist is unacceptable.
I'm not sure how intelligent she actually is.now the Democrats and their propaganda arm are saying AG Barr is not trustworthy ....btw he said spying DID occur to the Trump administration, which CNN made sure to discredit by headlining in big letters (WITHOUT EVIDENCE), even though he said he would not comment on the evidence at this time.......so CNN is concerned with evidence all of a sudden?
During yesterday's Barr hearings he made Democrats look like children by saying he would color code each redaction and post a little note about why it needed to be redacted. It was hilarious.
Also Candace Owens was under attack by Democrats on the hill and they purposely connected her to Hitler with some comments they took out of context. Her response was along the lines of "you think black people are stupid and wont read my entire comments, and they wont see how you are tyring to buy the black vote?" She is a young, intelligent, black woman btw, but doesnt fit the Democrat narrative. #walkaway
I think it's just that some people use nationalism interchangeably with patriotism.I'm not sure how intelligent she actually is.
Owens whole thing was trying to say that nationalism isn't always a bad thing. In that vein, she was trying to claim that Hitler wasn't a nationalist (spoiler: he was).
Even ignoring the stupidity of trying to say Hitler wasn't a nationalist, nationalism has a problem. That problem is human nature which will likely always lead to racism.
Technically speaking nationalism doesn't have to be racist. But it probably always will be because you have to define whatever country's values in some way. Once you define those values then you will have people who don't fit into that definition. They become the Other, and we all know how well history has treated the Other.
Its one of those things that if human nature was changed, maybe nationalism could work. Until then, it will almost always lead to problems.
Why do Dems want to disarm the population? If I were afraid of Hitler, definitely not my next move.what made a difference is how complicit the german populace became.
maybe the Dems should be complicit, see what happens. it wont turn out good...
Why do Dems want to disarm the population? If I were afraid of Hitler, definitely not my next move.
These guys are so brainwashed. "Hitler" is in power and we should all be terrified by this authoritarian king and it's a constitutional crisis and we should disarm the population. WTF??The Socialists need to remove arms from the citizens in order to enable Hitler. That's what Hitler did himself. They are just following the play book all totalitarian regimes have always followed. First priority; disarm (or never arm) the citizens. Second priority; make citizens dependent upon the state welfare system. Third priority; control education. They have #2 and #3 all in line here in the US; and doing their best to get #1 in line now.
These guys are so brainwashed. "Hitler" is in power and we should all be terrified by this authoritarian king and it's a constitutional crisis and we should disarm the population. WTF??
same old conservative FAKE NEWS that democrats want to ban guns.
it is the conservatives who are completely brain washed. unfortunately, its hard for them to conceptualize that there is someone/something other than "me me me me".
democrats don't want to ban guns. they want gun control, and guns only in the hands of those responsible enough to use them.
fwiw, biden, sanders, harris, O'Rourke all acknowledge that they own guns. Clinton went duck hunting while prez. Obama did not own a gun.
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please, reread your post. you actually equate Hitler's actions with those of socialists....