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24 minutes ago, RaiderHaters Revenge said:

wait, you told me that Biden wasn't encouraging it

and how is it the US thats responsible for spending on all 3rd world sh1tholes?

Never said that, Biden clearly encouraged migration.

Also people that are well off should help the less fortunate.  That's just being a good human.  Jesus taught us that.

Posted
23 minutes ago, The Phantom's Phantom said:

Never said that, Biden clearly encouraged illegal immigration

Also people that are well off should help the less fortunate.  That's just being a good human.  Jesus taught us that.

Why do you think anyone is entitled to anything I have?  Socialism is bad. Mao taught us that

fixed for you 

Posted
27 minutes ago, The Phantom's Phantom said:

Where did anyone say there is no fentanyl in the US anymore?  Stop acting like a child.

Implied in the following comment:

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fentanyl supply in the US is drying up

You're the one who acts like a child, every day.

Posted
7 minutes ago, Strike said:

Implied in the following comment:

You're the one who acts like a child, every day.

 

7 minutes ago, Strike said:

Implied in the following comment:

You're the one who acts like a child, every day.

"Drying up" does not imply "non-existent"

Anyone who draws that conclusion isn't good with the English language.

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Posted
35 minutes ago, RaiderHaters Revenge said:

Why do you think anyone is entitled to anything I have?  Socialism is bad. Mao taught us that

fixed for you 

I don't think anyone is entitled to what you have.  I think we all have an obligation to help others.  You don't want to, that's fine, we have lots of people like you.  Hopefully more good people.

Posted
28 minutes ago, The Phantom's Phantom said:

I don't think anyone is entitled to what you have.  I think we all have an obligation to help others.  You don't want to, that's fine, we have lots of people like you.  Hopefully more good people.

A while back I heard a wonderful interview with Javier Milei, the (libertarian) president of Argentina.  He has done things like remove rent control, which while it causes initial higher prices, has led to a much more vibrant and affordable (e.g., competitive) rental market.

When confronted about removing welfare/entitlements and the impact on the poor single mothers, he responded that there is a false dichotomy that presumed that their system could take everyone out of poverty.  It couldn't, and it was destroying their economy to try to do so.  

While it is noble for individuals, and charitable groups, to help out people in need, the vector we were on -- let in anyone who wanted to come in and glom onto the system, as long as they knew the magic "asylum" words -- was unsustainable for our economy.

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Posted
15 minutes ago, jerryskids said:

A while back I heard a wonderful interview with Javier Milei, the (libertarian) president of Argentina.  He has done things like remove rent control, which while it causes initial higher prices, has led to a much more vibrant and affordable (e.g., competitive) rental market.

When confronted about removing welfare/entitlements and the impact on the poor single mothers, he responded that there is a false dichotomy that presumed that their system could take everyone out of poverty.  It couldn't, and it was destroying their economy to try to do so.  

While it is noble for individuals, and charitable groups, to help out people in need, the vector we were on -- let in anyone who wanted to come in and glom onto the system, as long as they knew the magic "asylum" words -- was unsustainable for our economy.

There is a middle ground.  Obviously we can't help everyone but we should try and help who we can.  Something about perfect enemy good words.

Posted
1 minute ago, The Phantom's Phantom said:

There is a middle ground.  Obviously we can't help everyone but we should try and help who we can.  Something about perfect enemy good words.

Yes, and we do.  :cheers: 

Posted
1 hour ago, The Phantom's Phantom said:

I don't think anyone is entitled to what you have.  I think we all have an obligation to help others.  You don't want to, that's fine, we have lots of people like you.  Hopefully more good people.

I give plenty to help Americans 

Posted
1 hour ago, The Phantom's Phantom said:

There is a middle ground.  Obviously we can't help everyone but we should try and help who we can.  Something about perfect enemy good words.

Cool. What’s the number? And who gets less? 

Posted
1 minute ago, Hardcore troubadour said:

Cool. What’s the number? And who gets less? 

BOYO doesn't know what the hell he's talking about. They all have the answers in their little Pedocrat heads but won't tell you what they are. 

Posted
4 minutes ago, RaiderHaters Revenge said:

It’s just like they can tell us to let them all in. Until we drop them on their lawn then crickets 

They called in the Army on Martha’s Vineyard for 50 of them. The Army. Not the state police, or the sheriff, or cbp. Nope. The US Army.  Trump is going to use the military!!!!’  Uh.  Uh. Shut up Beavis. 

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Posted
2 hours ago, Engorgeous George said:

Just as long as the coke and shrooms are making it through to us here in the Mile High Region.

And the upper midwest. There's been a happy glut of late. Been a good few months.

Posted
8 hours ago, The Phantom's Phantom said:

 

"Drying up" does not imply "non-existent"

Anyone who draws that conclusion isn't good with the English language.

Tiny brain and his 3rd grade semantics arguments are the best. :lol:B)

7 hours ago, The Phantom's Phantom said:

I don't think anyone is entitled to what you have.  I think we all have an obligation to help others.  You don't want to, that's fine, we have lots of people like you.  Hopefully more good people.

Rich people help others many multiple times more than average people even if all we do is pay taxes. You should probably just stay in your lane Mr. Want to Feel Good.  

:thumbsup:

Posted
1 minute ago, Horseman said:

Tiny brain and his 3rd grade semantics arguments are the best. :lol:B)

Rich people help others many multiple times more than average people even if all we do is pay taxes. You should probably just stay in your lane Mr. Want to Feel Good.  

:thumbsup:

Phantom (aka BOYO) isn't that bright 

Posted
30 minutes ago, Herbivore said:

I dont think that $128 for the shoes after tariffs tracks..

Liberals need hokie YouTube videos to help them be even dumber than they already are. 

Posted
50 minutes ago, Herbivore said:

I dont think that $128 for the shoes after tariffs tracks..

Agreed, that was some really simplified & silly math. Costs of shipping, labor and overhead don't change, not to mention that you just don't 2X wholesale to get retail.  That was a weak part of the presentation but there was still enough good info in the video that I thought it was worth sharing. 

 

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Posted
1 hour ago, Mike Honcho said:

Agreed, that was some really simplified & silly math. Costs of shipping, labor and overhead don't change, not to mention that you just don't 2X wholesale to get retail.  That was a weak part of the presentation but there was still enough good info in the video that I thought it was worth sharing. 

 

yea, I stopped watching at that point, maybe will go back. feeling like the tariffs arent a good idea, but maybe he is just artin the deal

Posted
On 11/27/2024 at 6:31 AM, The Phantom's Phantom said:

President of Mexico b!tch slaps Trump :lol:

 

Ha! This did not age well.  lol. What a maroon 

Posted
2 hours ago, Herbivore said:

I dont think that $128 for the shoes after tariffs tracks..

Liberals need hokie YouTube videos to help them be even dumber than they already are. 

Posted
13 hours ago, jbycho said:

Liberals need hokie YouTube videos to help them be even dumber than they already are. 

 

1 hour ago, jbycho said:

Liberals need hokie YouTube videos to help them be even dumber than they already are. 

you posted this same response 12 hrs apart jbotcho

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Posted
13 hours ago, Herbivore said:

yea, I stopped watching at that point, maybe will go back. feeling like the tariffs arent a good idea, but maybe he is just artin the deal

After that the one lawyer spends a lot of time looking at the various laws on tariffs. What role Congress plays, what laws the President could use to raise tariffs on his own and what/if any grey areas there might be.  Also there is some time spent on tariffs, trade wars and specifically the Smoot–Hawley Tariff Act from the great depression.  They are clearly biased from a left-wing perspective, but it's pretty-much very fact-based with speculation about the possible effects.  

I started watching his channel, because I've always been fascinated with the legal process in the US and the channel covers a lot of topical, complicated legal issues of the day in an easy to digest way. If you have 20-25 minutes to spare every two weeks, it's worth a subscribe. 

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