gnarlysheen wrote:
Nice! Good school. And generally, I think really any school is better than no school, particularly if your profession requires it for licensure, etc.
Wow, did they teach you such amazing logic at Yale?
Most impressive!
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agip wrote:
sort of, yeah.
trump's plan is to:
1/ cut income tax again (individual and corporate) via lower rates and by shrinking the IRS audit program, which will let rich people cheat ever more.
2/ replace the income tax with a sort of sales tax in the form of tariffs. And yes, this will fall hardest on poor and middle class Americans. Higher prices at Walmart will hurt them quite a bit. Rich people...not so much.
3/ cut regulations to kick up econ activity
4/ force companies to invest in their businesses here, which should increase business investment and incomes.
So yeah, the government will get less from rich people paying income tax..and more from poor people paying an increased sales tax (via the tariffs). This is how Republicans think: Help the rich people and hope it trickles down to the poors.
Do you honestly think that they give a rat's ass about the second part of your sentence?
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agip wrote:
you forgot 'take over USPS so any mailed in ballots from blue districts can be intercepted. '
The first 2 are legal and would be held up by even woke courts.
Things don’t need to be legal as Trump can appoint loyalists as judges so anything can become legal. For example, either democrats will no longer be allowed to vote, or their ballots will have two choices: Trump and Trump. So much winning!
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Noyankee wrote:
No idea where this conflict started, but it’s definitely carrying on. My gut says gnarly used the word “you” somewhere back in the day meaning plural, or part of a general support of a position opposite his. Hmm.
He's a slanderous snot heel. He alleged I promoted BLM with no evidence. And now he's reporting all my posts that call him out. He's the lowest liar you can find here. Just a no good liar. Plus he get shoved around and called names by black people on the streets of his own hometown. Now, I know you've displayed an inability to determine who is black or not, but even you have to admit that getting shoved around by black people in your own town is pretty weak mulf.
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El Runkin wrote:
Noyankee wrote:
No idea where this conflict started, but it’s definitely carrying on. My gut says gnarly used the word “you” somewhere back in the day meaning plural, or part of a general support of a position opposite his. Hmm.
He's a slanderous snot heel. He alleged I promoted BLM with no evidence. And now he's reporting all my posts that call him out. He's the lowest liar you can find here. Just a no good liar. Plus he get shoved around and called names by black people on the streets of his own hometown. Now, I know you've displayed an inability to determine who is black or not, but even you have to admit that getting shoved around by black people in your own town is pretty weak mulf.
Jamaicans do not refer to themselves as black people, they are Jamaican, so why do you insist we call them black people?
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If you actually knew any Jamaicans, you would quickly realize that you are insulting them if you call them black people. Which is my point. Harris referring to herself as black was out of convenience, not normalcy or accuracy. Her skin is no more black than many cultures skin color. Black is culture not skin color.
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This continues to be one of the worst things King Spanky 1 does: Try to destroy private companies on his own whim, out of vengeance.
His Royal Spray Tan is trying to destroy another law firm, because 5 years ago it had a lawyer who investigated trump. That's it. That's the only reason. Total power, government smashing a private company for no good reason.
This is the sort of thing conservatives used to want smaller government to prevent happening. Now 'conservatives' sigh and say 'well that's our king tells us to think so we agree with it.'
Vengeance, and to prevent anyone finding out about his newer crimes.
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President Trump on Tuesday signed an executive order targeting Jenner & Block, expanding his campaign of retribution against law firms he perceives as enemies.
Trump cited the firm’s ties to Andrew Weissmann, who previously served as a top member of former special counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election."This post was edited 6 minutes after it was posted.82 -
Gasoline prices rising, higher than they were a month ago.
King Spanky 1's subjects don't seem to be talking about gas prices anymore.
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agip wrote:
His Royal Spray Tan is trying to destroy another law firm, because 5 years ago it had a lawyer who investigated trump. That's it. That's the only reason. Total power, government smashing a private company for no good reason.
some low-life lawyer investigating you is not a “that’s it” moment. It would not be for anyone. This is a major issue in your philosophy. The scumbag in any situation where a lawyer decides to take some power they believe they have (because they passed a test), and wield this fictitious power onto any citizen in this country, is the lawyer…not the citizen.
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Noyankee wrote:
agip wrote:
His Royal Spray Tan is trying to destroy another law firm, because 5 years ago it had a lawyer who investigated trump. That's it. That's the only reason. Total power, government smashing a private company for no good reason.
some low-life lawyer investigating you is not a “that’s it” moment. It would not be for anyone. This is a major issue in your philosophy. The scumbag in any situation where a lawyer decides to take some power they believe they have (because they passed a test), and wield this fictitious power onto any citizen in this country, is the lawyer…not the citizen.
the trump campaign worked hand in hand with russia
lawyers like Weissman were right to be appointed to investigate it.
your bending the knee to a king is repulsive to citizens of a republic based on enlightenment reason and faith in citizenry to deny royalty.
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agip wrote:
Noyankee wrote:
some low-life lawyer investigating you is not a “that’s it” moment. It would not be for anyone. This is a major issue in your philosophy. The scumbag in any situation where a lawyer decides to take some power they believe they have (because they passed a test), and wield this fictitious power onto any citizen in this country, is the lawyer…not the citizen.
the trump campaign worked hand in hand with russia
lawyers like Weissman were right to be appointed to investigate it.
your bending the knee to a king is repulsive to citizens of a republic based on enlightenment reason and faith in citizenry to deny royalty.
That is some kind of fairy tail you wish were true. Were you like this as a child watching Cinderella? How bad did you want that to be true?
Once you all atone for this great sin on our children, then we can move forward. And it starts with lawyers and politicians and politicians who act as lawyers, cops and journalists. This Russia Hoax road leads to nowhere but Fantasy Island.
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I'm surprised it was women. Why do all Democrat "men" have no testosterone?
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agip wrote:
Noyankee wrote:
some low-life lawyer investigating you is not a “that’s it” moment. It would not be for anyone. This is a major issue in your philosophy. The scumbag in any situation where a lawyer decides to take some power they believe they have (because they passed a test), and wield this fictitious power onto any citizen in this country, is the lawyer…not the citizen.
the trump campaign worked hand in hand with russia
lawyers like Weissman were right to be appointed to investigate it.
your bending the knee to a king is repulsive to citizens of a republic based on enlightenment reason and faith in citizenry to deny royalty.
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Women for Trump ' wrote:
It is not an "abuse of authority" for the courts to say what the law is and require an administration to adhere to it.
"It is emphatically the province and duty of the judicial department to say what the law is." — Marbury v. Madison, 5 U.S. at 177.
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agip wrote:
Gasoline prices rising, higher than they were a month ago.
King Spanky 1's subjects don't seem to be talking about gas prices anymore.
Average prices higher than a day, a week, and a month ago.
. . . Understanding that any POTUS has little to no control over gasoline prices and hence probably should not be given the blame if they go up.
. . . Or be given credit if they go down.
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Ignarlysheen vy :
Arson, vandalism, and looting during the George Floyd protests caused approximately $1–2 billion in damages nationally, the highest recorded damage from civil disorder in U.S. history.
These examples highlight that while the intent of BLM protests is to advocate for racial justice, [some] Liberal protestors have [resorted] to violence involving both protesters and law enforcement.
With a couple minor edits, I agree with this and think it is fair and accurate.
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Trump Failure Blotter
Heck of a job, Spanky
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NASDAQ -10%
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NVIDIA -24%
Apple -14%
Microsoft -16%
Doge Coin -58%
Trump Coin -84%
Melania Coin -94%
Bitcoin -20%
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Ivyguy wrote:
Ignarlysheen vy :
Arson, vandalism, and looting during the George Floyd protests caused approximately $1–2 billion in damages nationally, the highest recorded damage from civil disorder in U.S. history.
These examples highlight that while the intent of BLM protests is to advocate for racial justice, [some] Liberal protestors have [resorted] to violence involving both protesters and law enforcement.
With a couple minor edits, I agree with this and think it is fair and accurate.
Sure, fair enough.
Also note that trump's tariffs and chaos have so far cost the nation trillions.
A trillion is a thousand billion.
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Ivyguy wrote:
gnarlysheen wrote:
Sorry, screwed up your moniker in my previous post. Good dog I hate this laptop.
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