@Kewpie saidDon’t feed the troll.
It allows averagejoe to push his vile persona in this forum.
Please don’t think I’m telling you what to do. What I mean is, suppose he started a thread and nobody came. Suppose he started 20 more, and still nobody came. Eventually, he would get bored and peddle his nonsense at some other social media platform.
@moonbus saidI used to say this about Metal Brain, then he got too outrageous to ignore.
Don’t feed the troll.
Please don’t think I’m telling you what to do. What I mean is, suppose he started a thread and nobody came. Suppose he started 20 more, and still nobody came. Eventually, he would get bored and peddle his nonsense at some other social media platform.
I know, my bad.
@Suzianne saidThe louder a two-yr. old screams and stamps his feet, the more he needs to be ignored. And the more everyone else needs to ignore him. Otherwise, he gets into the White House and breaks things.
I used to say this about Metal Brain, then he got too outrageous to ignore.
I know, my bad.
@Kewpie saidI am only trying to keep it entertaining. Do you want to hear Sonhouse all the time? How about this one.
It allows averagejoe to push his vile persona in this forum.
Moonbbus, Big Stee, cliff, K Max, and I are sitting at the park. K Max says I am going to the library, I say I am going to help labor at the church, Cliff says he is going to his doctor to see if he can become a woman, and Moon bus says he is going to see if the ice cream parlor will give him free ice cream.
Should any of these activities, or the results thereof, impact in any way the others of the group?
@AverageJoe1 saidYou are not entertaining at all. You are repulsive.
I am only trying to keep it entertaining. Do you want to hear Sonhouse all the time? How about this one.
Moonbbus, Big Stee, cliff, K Max, and I are sitting at the park. K Max says I am going to the library, I say I am going to help labor at the church, Cliff says he is going to his doctor to see if he can become a woman, and Moon bus says he is going to see if the ice c ...[text shortened]... Should any of these activities, or the results thereof, impact in any way the others of the group?
@YEAH-BOY saidAd hominem is repulsive.
You are not entertaining at all. You are repulsive.
I can see why some of my points are upsetting to liberals, nothing personal. Y’all come back at me with these insults, without saying what about my statement is incorrect. Or without taking exception and debating about my point.
I could write five things right now that were upsetting to you, but all that would be is to start another fight. Why don’t you write to me something that I have said that is upsetting to you. Some factual newsworthy comment that I have made. I may learn something.
Sure my stuff is very basic, common sense.Such as people that have invaded our country need to go back to their country. You can write until you’re blue in the face about that, but that is a perfectly common sense unarguable statement. This is just an example.
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One of the the fundamental issues that got Trump elected is inflation and - closely tied to this - the huge national debt. Whilst Trump didn't cause this problems, as they have been decades in the making, he can (in reality) do little about them. The primary reason being that the causes of this debt (bank bailouts in 2008 &COVID) as well as decades of 'Reaganomics' have distorted the economy out of shape and no-one (despite all of the political 'noise' that surround us) is willing to honestly address these issues.
@beardmusic saidI am quite sure that Trump is honestly, heartfelt, addressing economic issues. I think that a lot of you do not follow the nightly news. He has had about 20 press conferences, Biden had only 30 his entire 4 years. Trump is out there, man, fielding any and all questions, no notes. So, you have representatives as do I asking the questions. Certainly you know they are all over him about economics, tariffs, the Bill, etc.
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One of the the fundamental issues that got Trump elected is inflation and - closely tied to this - the huge national debt. Whilst Trump didn't cause this problems, as they have been decades in the making, he can (in reality) do little about them. The primary reason being that the causes of this debt (bank bailouts in 2008 &COVID) as well as decades of 'Reagan ...[text shortened]... (despite all of the political 'noise' that surround us) is willing to honestly address these issues.
So, I do not get where you are coming from. As to Covid and the reasons we are in our situation today (Covid is the reason Trump was not re-elected in my opinion) it is irrelevant.....we are where we are. Trump, or Kamala had she won, is tryign to figure out things, and lucky he has a handle on everything.
I think he is trying to address the issue. Watch something like Kudlow on FOX at 4PM eastern, spells it all out with good guests. Steve Moore, economist, conservative, says Trump is wrong about tariffs. So it is interesting.
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The problem is that whatever his intentions might be this is all out of his control - that's my point.
To try to put it in perspective when Reagan came to power in 1980 the US National Debt was just under $1 trillion when he left it was almost $3 trillion. In other words, the champion of small government and fiscal responsibility added more to the US National Debt in 8 years than all his predecessors had in over 200 combined - through his policies of tax cuts for corporations and the most wealthy and massive increases in defense spending! Since then all of his successors have done basically the same thing - therefore the US National Debt is now over $36 trillion. Such vast amounts of money created out of thin air cause inflation and at these vast levels begin to take on a life of their own. Again, my point is that this damage can't be undone - honesty about how and why this has happened are a start but I'm not holding my breath.
@beardmusic saidYou certainly have a point. We are getting into finger-crossing mode, but I have faith that Trump has a lot of insight, for lack of a better word, people savvy, and Plan A,Band C. he will not let himself get caught in something. He knows A LOT about a lot of pieces of the this puzzle. Knows finance., et al. H knows how money works. He knnows the money market, all of it. A perfect cabinet. Can yuou IMAGINE that ass congressman talking down to Marcoo Rubio?
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The problem is that whatever his intentions might be this is all out of his control - that's my point.
To try to put it in perspective when Reagan came to power in 1980 the US National Debt was just under $1 trillion when he left it was almost $3 trillion. In other words, the champion of small government and fiscal responsibility added more to the US Natio ...[text shortened]... t be undone - honesty about how and why this has happened are a start but I'm not holding my breath.
So, yeah,, I am not so 100% sure as I appear to be, but when you think about the airhead that could have been president, we can at least be more positivwe.
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@AverageJoe1 saidDunno what he's on about, your comments always seem to be within acceptable social norms.
As the saying goes, ,,,,what did I say?