Tampon Tim will debate JD Vance on Oct 1st!
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agip wrote:
Another win for Joe-nomics. Millenials are kicking tushie economically, outreaching previous generations. As we knew they would.
And Rs say we should change this. I say heck no. Let the millenials prosper.
Millennials are now wealthier than previous generations were at their age. They can’t believe it either.
Fifteen years ago, Andy Holmes was a college graduate living with his parents, mowing lawns and digging ditches for extra income. He and his college pals who could only get low-paid jobs wondered if they would have a shot at the success their parents had.
Today, Holmes is a chief financial officer in Kansas City, Mo., on track to retire at 52.
“I’m in a place financially that I couldn’t have imagined coming out of college,” he said. “At age 37, my net worth is closer to what I thought it’d be at 47.”
The change in fortune for Holmes’s generation, now between 27 and 44 years old, was recent and swift.]\Imagine being dumb to think one guy doing well means all millennials are doing well.
6 people were killing it in 1930 too. Anyone complaining about the Great Depression was just lazy.
Credit cart debt has exploded in the last 4 years. Inflation has outpaced wages.
You're insane.
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Real Obvi wrote:
Ghost of Disco Gary wrote:
Her accomplishments!
#FTLH
Wait a minute - are you calling newname a liar? Because newname assured all of us that food prices were up 100%.
Surely newname isn't a liar!
I'm calling Newname a Hamas supporter & anti-semite.
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Nnonequals wrote:
WinstonSmith wrote:
If you were actually a veteran rather than a compulsive liar you would know that the majority of military men do NOT agree with your politics.
For every Eugene Vindman like yourself there are 5 like me.
Guys like me are the only thing keeping guys like you from turning our military into the French military.
This is very much like the "Real Trumper or troll?" question. One can go back and forth.
In this case, it's "Is adolt a pathological liar (like everything else) about being a veteran, or actual meathead, dirtbag ex-Army soldier?"
Pseudo-macho BS quotes like above - about an Army LTC, no less, who doesn't look tough enough for you - makes the meathead GED soldier option look quite plausible.
And no, that's not a compliment.
The Joint Chiefs also didn't see things A dolt/Winston's way when they issued their memorandum to the troops after Jan 6th calling it a "violent riot" and "inconsistent with the rule of law", and affirmed support for the Constitution and the peaceful transfer of power to then President Elect Joe Biden.
Trumpers can try to downplay Jan 6th, but facts are facts.
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Here it is:
“We can make sure that those weapons of war that I carried, in war is the only place where those weapons are at.”
What exactly "is the only place where those weapons are at"?
Here is a hint: The answer is "in war." This is not speculation. Not "spin". It is the only possible answer.
And once you realize that, "yes, of course, 'in war' is paired with 'is the only place where those weapons are at'" then there is simply no avoiding the conclusion that he never said that he had carried weapons in war. What he did say is that he carried weapons OF war. He further said that "in war (should be) the only place where those weapons are at."
Why exactly do you think that the Trumpettes have studiously avoided answering my question? It is very simple - there is only one possible answer and that answer proves their entire narrative is bullsh!t.
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Ghost of Disco Gary wrote:
Real Obvi wrote:
Wait a minute - are you calling newname a liar? Because newname assured all of us that food prices were up 100%.
Surely newname isn't a liar!
I'm calling Newname a Hamas supporter & anti-semite.
Gary actually saying something that's truthful there. Newname is an anti-semite.
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MelRnr wrote:
Nnonequals wrote:
This is very much like the "Real Trumper or troll?" question. One can go back and forth.
In this case, it's "Is adolt a pathological liar (like everything else) about being a veteran, or actual meathead, dirtbag ex-Army soldier?"
Pseudo-macho BS quotes like above - about an Army LTC, no less, who doesn't look tough enough for you - makes the meathead GED soldier option look quite plausible.
And no, that's not a compliment.
The Joint Chiefs also didn't see things A dolt/Winston's way when they issued their memorandum to the troops after Jan 6th calling it a "violent riot" and "inconsistent with the rule of law", and affirmed support for the Constitution and the peaceful transfer of power to then President Elect Joe Biden.
Trumpers can try to downplay Jan 6th, but facts are facts.
You are dead right. Strong Americans leaving their guns at home and protesting with flags is a beautiful thing. Facts are facts.
One person did get gunned down though, you should look that up. Facts are facts.
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Ghost of Disco Gary wrote:
Real Obvi wrote:
Wait a minute - are you calling newname a liar? Because newname assured all of us that food prices were up 100%.
Surely newname isn't a liar!
I'm calling Newname a Hamas supporter & anti-semite.
You're not wrong.
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Tampon Tim is going to play the angle of all American community watch member. Vance is going to laugh his ass off 🤣
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WinstonSmith wrote:
agip wrote:
Another win for Joe-nomics. Millenials are kicking tushie economically, outreaching previous generations. As we knew they would.
And Rs say we should change this. I say heck no. Let the millenials prosper.
Millennials are now wealthier than previous generations were at their age. They can’t believe it either.
Fifteen years ago, Andy Holmes was a college graduate living with his parents, mowing lawns and digging ditches for extra income. He and his college pals who could only get low-paid jobs wondered if they would have a shot at the success their parents had.
Today, Holmes is a chief financial officer in Kansas City, Mo., on track to retire at 52.
“I’m in a place financially that I couldn’t have imagined coming out of college,” he said. “At age 37, my net worth is closer to what I thought it’d be at 47.”
The change in fortune for Holmes’s generation, now between 27 and 44 years old, was recent and swift.]\Imagine being dumb to think one guy doing well means all millennials are doing well.
6 people were killing it in 1930 too. Anyone complaining about the Great Depression was just lazy.
Credit cart debt has exploded in the last 4 years. Inflation has outpaced wages.
You're insane.
You can't fathom that your life is as sh*tty as it is can you? You have to project your misery onto everyone else.
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Trump has the best supporters!
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WinstonSmith wrote:
agip wrote:
Another win for Joe-nomics. Millenials are kicking tushie economically, outreaching previous generations. As we knew they would.
And Rs say we should change this. I say heck no. Let the millenials prosper.
Millennials are now wealthier than previous generations were at their age. They can’t believe it either.
Fifteen years ago, Andy Holmes was a college graduate living with his parents, mowing lawns and digging ditches for extra income. He and his college pals who could only get low-paid jobs wondered if they would have a shot at the success their parents had.
Today, Holmes is a chief financial officer in Kansas City, Mo., on track to retire at 52.
“I’m in a place financially that I couldn’t have imagined coming out of college,” he said. “At age 37, my net worth is closer to what I thought it’d be at 47.”
The change in fortune for Holmes’s generation, now between 27 and 44 years old, was recent and swift.]\Imagine being dumb to think one guy doing well means all millennials are doing well.
6 people were killing it in 1930 too. Anyone complaining about the Great Depression was just lazy.
Credit cart debt has exploded in the last 4 years. Inflation has outpaced wages.
You're insane.
dude.
try to be a better person.
you are dead wrong.
#bebetter.
from the story;
The median household net worth of older millennials, born in the 1980s, rose to $130,000 in 2022 from $60,000 in 2019, according to inflation-adjusted data from the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis. Median wealth more than quadrupled to $41,000 for Americans born in the 1990s, which includes the generation’s youngest members, born in 1996.
The turnaround has been so dramatic that millennials—mocked at times for being perpetually behind in building wealth, buying homes, getting married and having children—now find themselves ahead.
In early 2024, millennials and older members of Gen Z had, on average and adjusting for inflation, about 25% more wealth than Gen Xers and baby boomers did at a similar age, according to a St. Louis Fed analysis.30 -
Cowboy Corky wrote:
Dinkle wrote:
He looks like a wrinkled testicle with a blonde wig.
Like Ginamator?
Stupid Sally.
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agip wrote:
WinstonSmith wrote:
Imagine being dumb to think one guy doing well means all millennials are doing well.
6 people were killing it in 1930 too. Anyone complaining about the Great Depression was just lazy.
Credit cart debt has exploded in the last 4 years. Inflation has outpaced wages.
You're insane.
dude.
try to be a better person.
you are dead wrong.
#bebetter.
from the story;
The median household net worth of older millennials, born in the 1980s, rose to $130,000 in 2022 from $60,000 in 2019, according to inflation-adjusted data from the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis. Median wealth more than quadrupled to $41,000 for Americans born in the 1990s, which includes the generation’s youngest members, born in 1996.
The turnaround has been so dramatic that millennials—mocked at times for being perpetually behind in building wealth, buying homes, getting married and having children—now find themselves ahead.
In early 2024, millennials and older members of Gen Z had, on average and adjusting for inflation, about 25% more wealth than Gen Xers and baby boomers did at a similar age, according to a St. Louis Fed analysis.Still battling the trolls eh agip?
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Is it bullish or bearish for the Trump campaign if JDVance press conference would fit in my Master bedroom closet?
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Dinkle wrote:
WinstonSmith wrote:
Imagine being dumb to think one guy doing well means all millennials are doing well.
6 people were killing it in 1930 too. Anyone complaining about the Great Depression was just lazy.
Credit cart debt has exploded in the last 4 years. Inflation has outpaced wages.
You're insane.
You can't fathom that your life is as sh*tty as it is can you? You have to project your misery onto everyone else.
If you knew how well I'm doing it would make you mad because you're a miserable POS.
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Listening to the Trump "Economy" speech now, lots of good content coming from this HUGE rally in front of less than 2300 people.
He's going after windmills again because he thinks you can't watch TV unless the wind is blowing.
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agip wrote:
WinstonSmith wrote:
Imagine being dumb to think one guy doing well means all millennials are doing well.
6 people were killing it in 1930 too. Anyone complaining about the Great Depression was just lazy.
Credit cart debt has exploded in the last 4 years. Inflation has outpaced wages.
You're insane.
dude.
try to be a better person.
you are dead wrong.
#bebetter.
from the story;
The median household net worth of older millennials, born in the 1980s, rose to $130,000 in 2022 from $60,000 in 2019, according to inflation-adjusted data from the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis. Median wealth more than quadrupled to $41,000 for Americans born in the 1990s, which includes the generation’s youngest members, born in 1996.
The turnaround has been so dramatic that millennials—mocked at times for being perpetually behind in building wealth, buying homes, getting married and having children—now find themselves ahead.
In early 2024, millennials and older members of Gen Z had, on average and adjusting for inflation, about 25% more wealth than Gen Xers and baby boomers did at a similar age, according to a St. Louis Fed analysis.That's called inflation.
When your home value explodes die to inflation your net worth goes up.
People do not buy groceries with the equity in their home.
Credit card debt has exploded in the last 5 years because those people living in $750,000 houses they bought for $500,000 5 years ago have to put their latte's on their credit card because they don't have any money.
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Tea party Trevor wrote:
Is it bullish or bearish for the Trump campaign if JDVance press conference would fit in my Master bedroom closet?
I doubt it would fit in your closet. You would have to move all your Cabbage Patch dolls first.
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WinstonSmith wrote:
agip wrote:
dude.
try to be a better person.
you are dead wrong.
#bebetter.
from the story;
The median household net worth of older millennials, born in the 1980s, rose to $130,000 in 2022 from $60,000 in 2019, according to inflation-adjusted data from the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis. Median wealth more than quadrupled to $41,000 for Americans born in the 1990s, which includes the generation’s youngest members, born in 1996.
The turnaround has been so dramatic that millennials—mocked at times for being perpetually behind in building wealth, buying homes, getting married and having children—now find themselves ahead.
In early 2024, millennials and older members of Gen Z had, on average and adjusting for inflation, about 25% more wealth than Gen Xers and baby boomers did at a similar age, according to a St. Louis Fed analysis.That's called inflation.
When your home value explodes die to inflation your net worth goes up.
People do not buy groceries with the equity in their home.
Credit card debt has exploded in the last 5 years because those people living in $750,000 houses they bought for $500,000 5 years ago have to put their latte's on their credit card because they don't have any money.
read carefully winnie.
it says 'adjusting for inflation'
you can read, you can do it!
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