Politics

[Wheels]

Thought to ponder.

 

[Randy F]

 

[Scott CWO]

I actually like bovril. My buddies in Botswana claim I’m the only client from NA who requests it.
l always knew there was something not quite right about you! Lol

 

[Scott CWO]

We wish the inflation rate is only 6.8%. that figure is based on the Consumer Price Index. The inflation of prices of things which "regular" people buy is considerably higher.
Yes, food and energy are not part of the equation anymore. What a joke.

 

[cpr0312]

 

[cpr0312]

 

[cpr0312]

To borrow the words from Merle Haggard, "If you don't love it leave it!"

 

[spike.t]

This Canadian seems a bit cooked in the head....from what I have read on here he should be looking closer to home...and a left wing dictatorship

US could be under rightwing dictator by 2030, Canadian professor warns

Canadian political scientist warns in op ed of Trumpist threat to American democracy and possible effect on northern neighbor

www.theguardian.com

 

[sgt_zim]

This Canadian seems a bit cooked in the head....from what I have read on here he should be looking closer to home...and a left wing dictatorship

US could be under rightwing dictator by 2030, Canadian professor warns

Canadian political scientist warns in op ed of Trumpist threat to American democracy and possible effect on northern neighbor

www.theguardian.com

It scares the shit out of every little statist that the people might start getting back some of their liberties.

 

[Boyd Brooks]

This Canadian seems a bit cooked in the head....from what I have read on here he should be looking closer to home...and a left wing dictatorship

US could be under rightwing dictator by 2030, Canadian professor warns

Canadian political scientist warns in op ed of Trumpist threat to American democracy and possible effect on northern neighbor

www.theguardian.com

As a Canadian, I wouldn’t piss in the author’s ear if his brain was on fire! That’s the biggest problem in society today, all the teachers are bleeding heart liberal’s or socialists. Everyone has equality, even if you don’t work, and contribute to society.

 

[CoElkHunter]

As a Canadian, I wouldn’t piss in the author’s ear if his brain was on fire! That’s the biggest problem in society today, all the teachers are bleeding heart liberal’s or socialists. Everyone has equality, even if you don’t work, and contribute to society.

Yep. The "threat" to Democracy is the fear by the left wing radicals that all the programs supporting them with free money will be greatly curtailed and they'll actually have to find a job instead of spending their prime time protesting, rioting and living in their parents' basements smoking cigarettes and streaming Captain Kangaroo on their IPads. Their solution to "income inequality" is a never ending flow of free money born on the backs of people who actually work and pay taxes to support their dead asses. They know when the Republicans take control of Congress in the mid terms, the gravy train will end and they'll have to go back to work at McDonalds or Wal Mart. And, if that radical "Guardian" rag was a person, I wouldn't give it the sweat off my balls if it was dying of thirst in the desert let alone a donation! Rant over!

 

[sgt_zim]

Yep. The "threat" to Democracy is the fear by the left wing radicals that all the programs supporting them with free money will be greatly curtailed and they'll actually have to find a job instead of spending their prime time protesting, rioting and living in their parents' basements smoking cigarettes and streaming Captain Kangaroo on their IPads. Their solution to "income inequality" is a never ending flow of free money born on the backs of people who actually work and pay taxes to support their dead asses. They know when the Republicans take control of Congress in the mid terms, the gravy train will end and they'll have to go back to work at McDonalds or Wal Mart. And, if that radical "Guardian" rag was a person, I wouldn't give it the sweat off my balls if it was dying of thirst in the desert let alone a donation! Rant over!

It *should* go without saying, but it just doesn't: one cannot consume more than one produces.

 

[PARA45]

 

[CoElkHunter]

It *should* go without saying, but it just doesn't: one cannot consume more than one produces.

Your right. But we're at some $27 TRILLION in National debt and counting of FREE, PRINTED and UNACCOUNTED for MONEY! The next shoe to drop are MUCH higher interest rates. It's coming soon and the braindead, group thinking morons that voted for Covid Joe are about to get a very rude awakening. I lived through it with the peanut farmer in office and it was disastrous. I can't wait to watch it on the big screen! Ha! Ha!

 

[Randy F]

 

[WAB]

Your right. But we're at some $27 TRILLION in National debt and counting of FREE, PRINTED and UNACCOUNTED for MONEY! The next shoe to drop are MUCH higher interest rates. It's coming soon and the braindead, group thinking morons that voted for Covid Joe are about to get a very rude awakening. I lived through it with the peanut farmer in office and it was disastrous. I can't wait to watch it on the big screen! Ha! Ha!

I feel sorry for the young folks trying to buy their first home and make mortgage payments. It’s a good time to be out of debt, retired, and living on a self sustaining farm. I hope the morons who voted for these jokers all go broke.

 

[Ray B]

I hope the morons who voted for these jokers all go broke.

I don't have any ill-will toward those that voted this regime into power, but I do live in the hope that they will see the results of their actions are remorseful and vote more intelligently in future elections.

 

[Newboomer]

Nah. They just keep doing the same stupid shit all their halfwitted existences and let the rest of us support them.

 

[sgt_zim]

Your right. But we're at some $27 TRILLION in National debt and counting of FREE, PRINTED and UNACCOUNTED for MONEY! The next shoe to drop are MUCH higher interest rates. It's coming soon and the braindead, group thinking morons that voted for Covid Joe are about to get a very rude awakening. I lived through it with the peanut farmer in office and it was disastrous. I can't wait to watch it on the big screen! Ha! Ha!

When the laws of physics are violated, the results are frequently spectacular and often immediate.

When the laws of economics are violated, the results are chaos and often take months or years or even decades to be observed. Thus many people seem to be OK with it because it's not like a stick of dynamite is blowing up in your hand. Or worse, they believe that since the consequences aren't immediate, or are "good" in the very near term, that there will be no long-term bad consequences. So we just keep getting more of it.

 

[375 Ruger Fan]