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***Official Political Discussion Thread***
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and that was a ***** move by Hillary.
we can call out all the ********. I'm not Hillary.
and i was aware before you pointed it out. you know from whom? the media.
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did you join just to post in this thread? I'm honored.
or is this your Nth s/n in here?
or is this your Nth s/n in here?
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You don't remember the trickle down economics from the Bush era?
Remember the Great Recession?
What Trump advocates in his financial plan is similar to of what Bush admin placed on America.
Having deregulated policies combined with trickle down economics will most likely have the country end up in a repeat of the Recession unless Trump takes a more progressive policy stance on businesses and the tax system.
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i 'member.
speaking of... i just realized there were no member berries on South Park tonight.
speaking of... i just realized there were no member berries on South Park tonight.
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You don't remember the trickle down economics from the Bush era?
Remember the Great Recession?
What Trump advocates in his financial plan is similar to of what Bush admin placed on America.
Having deregulated policies combined with trickle down economics will most likely have the country end up in a repeat of the Recession unless Trump takes a more progressive policy stance on businesses and the tax system.
We all see how well socialism works in Greece.
Bill Clinton's sub-prime mortgage legislation had a larger impact on the economy then anything bush did.
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you're using greece as a bad example. have you ever heard of the countries of Scandinavian? look up how it works for them
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I don't understand how having another lawyer in office to over-regulate things would be more beneficial then someone with financial knowledge at this point.
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No, Greece is a perfect example of failed socialism. Bailout after bailout.
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that's one country. you sure don't understand how flawed your logic is. show me how many places socialism has actually worked and how many places it hasn't. old red herring boy
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I understand the last 8 years of robbing peter to pay Paul doubled our debt b. And btw, it's a textbook example of where we would be headed if those types of ideologies were to continue to instill our country.
Not one fact from you yet though, but I'll wait
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Whose new screen name is this?
Seems like another day, a new right winger back in here with the same shtick.
Seems like another day, a new right winger back in here with the same shtick.
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he just told you to look at Scandinavian countries as examples of successfully applications of liberal policies.
fact
in one hour on here you've managed to attempt to insult all of us, generalize all of us, misconstrue our arguments, downplay social issues, and trump up right wing talking points that we've discussed dozens of times in here at length.
seems like your only point here is to tell us we're wrong. that's assuming you're genuine. even if, you wouldn't have approached the way you did.
more likely you're someone reincarnate trying to settle your grudge.
why am i wasting my time
fact
in one hour on here you've managed to attempt to insult all of us, generalize all of us, misconstrue our arguments, downplay social issues, and trump up right wing talking points that we've discussed dozens of times in here at length.
seems like your only point here is to tell us we're wrong. that's assuming you're genuine. even if, you wouldn't have approached the way you did.
more likely you're someone reincarnate trying to settle your grudge.
why am i wasting my time
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i asked you a clear question. way to dance around and avoid the issue at hand. go fill your head with republican rhetoric. see how that really is in your best interest. as a matter of fact go learn the definition of AUTONOMY. because that is what you lack.
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You don't remember the trickle down economics from the Bush era?
Remember the Great Recession?
What Trump advocates in his financial plan is similar to of what Bush admin placed on America.
Having deregulated policies combined with trickle down economics will most likely have the country end up in a repeat of the Recession unless Trump takes a more progressive policy stance on businesses and the tax system.
We all see how well socialism works in Greece.
Bill Clinton's sub-prime mortgage legislation had a larger impact on the economy then anything bush did.
Yeah "socialist" policies of social security and Medicare sure have damaged American society.
No one in this thread here is arguing for total socialism for America anyway. I don't get your point of mentioning Greece's failure when our tax system and culture is positioned differently from theirs.
And I can agree that the repeal of the Glass Stegall act was a bad move by Clinton. however, it still does not absolve Bush from his admin's policy making either.
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Here:
https://www.nationalpriorities.org/budget-basics/federal-budget-101/spending/
And you have no idea what socialim is clearly, how much our social programs cost. You're just in here to troll and spew misinformation, we have seen with act before. Probably by you with a different screen name.
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if you're genuine, how about you start by giving us an analysis of the Bloomberg article posted by 00david on the previous page?
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scandinavian rob peter to pay Paul doesn't work here. We've seen the beginning of that the past 8 years and it doubled our debt
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Probably straight from the breitbart and yahoo news message boards
I seen better right wing stances
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I'm not a right winger. I believe in some liberal social stances. Fiscally, you guys don't have a clue how to make money without big government collecting almost 50% of hard earned coin
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who exactly is getting robbed? which income bracket?
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are you that blind? one of the reasons our debt continues to grow is because we are still at war and our military budget never ceases to stop
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Consult with your ancestors
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Y'all need to stop humoring the troll please.
