Hey, can we delcare Oct. 20th "No Tims" Day

[Meglamaniac 739]

I can make flyers

[TheNewGirl 1,601]

Can we vote on it? I mean, everyone around here is all about fairness and junk. 

[The Real timschochet 7,218]

I don’t post much on Mondays anyhow. That’s a heavy work day for me plus Monday Night Football. I can take the day off here no problem 

[TheNewGirl 1,601]

9 minutes ago, The Real timschochet said:

I don’t post much on Mondays anyhow. That’s a heavy work day for me plus Monday Night Football. I can take the day off here no problem 

That's when all the illegals come back from Mexico; gotta go deliver those hard earned dollars to their families in Sinaloa. 

[TimHauck 3,202]

Yawn

[jonnyutah 496]

1 hour ago, Meglamaniac said:

I can make flyers

If you were found with a bunch of flyers for no tims day, the logical conclusion would be to assume you were against no tims day right?

[Strike 5,900]

If only @Meglamaniac were still a moderator 

[The Real timschochet 7,218]

1 hour ago, TheNewGirl said:

That's when all the illegals come back from Mexico; gotta go deliver those hard earned dollars to their families in Sinaloa. 

That’s not work. I help do that for fun. 

[thegeneral 3,458]

I vote no on no Tim’s day.

[The Real timschochet 7,218]

1 hour ago, TheNewGirl said:

That's when all the illegals come back from Mexico; gotta go deliver those hard earned dollars to their families in Sinaloa. 

Also, not sure if you realize this, but when immigrants send dollars back to their home countries it’s actually good for the dollar, good for our economy: 

https://www.americanimmigrationcouncil.org/press-release/immigrants-keep-economy-strong-as-congress-debates-mass-deportation/#:~:text=Immigrants help ease key labor,by immigrants or their children.

[TimHauck 3,202]

59 minutes ago, jonnyutah said:

If you were found with a bunch of flyers for no tims day, the logical conclusion would be to assume you were against no tims day right?

That’s one possibility.  But the conclusion would really be from observing @Meglamaniac’s prior hatred.

[Meglamaniac 739]

2 minutes ago, TimHauck said:

That’s one possibility.  But the conclusion would really be from observing @Meglamaniac’s prior hatred.

Hatred, LOL

Who confuses hatred with mockery and pointing out the truth

Yep, that's right, Tims do

[TheNewGirl 1,601]

Sure, Tim. 

Whatever you say. 

[TimHauck 3,202]

1 hour ago, Meglamaniac said:

Hatred, LOL

Who confuses hatred with mockery and pointing out the truth

Yep, that's right, Tims do

You constantly call me a POS and a liar, that’s not mockery and it’s not the truth.  You sir are the liar between the two of us.

[Meglamaniac 739]

Just now, TimHauck said:

You constantly call me a liar, that’s not mockery and it’s not the truth.  You sir are the liar between the two of us.

Its absolutely the truth, if you are typing, its a lie and me pointing it out is both mockery and pointing out the truth

[TimHauck 3,202]

46 minutes ago, Meglamaniac said:

Its absolutely the truth, if you are typing, its a lie and me pointing it out is both mockery and pointing out the truth

@Meglamaniac is awesome!

 

 

sorry, that actually was a lie.

[The Real timschochet 7,218]

54 minutes ago, TheNewGirl said:

Sure, Tim. 

Whatever you say. 

It’s not whatever I say. It’s whatever the truth is. The truth about undocumented immigrants is not at all what you and so many others here believe it to be. 

[supermike80 2,047]

Remember. Timmy is smarter than everyone!!  How can you all doubt that

[jonnyutah 496]

9 hours ago, The Real timschochet said:

Also, not sure if you realize this, but when immigrants send dollars back to their home countries it’s actually good for the dollar, good for our economy: 

https://www.americanimmigrationcouncil.org/press-release/immigrants-keep-economy-strong-as-congress-debates-mass-deportation/#:~:text=Immigrants help ease key labor,by immigrants or their children.

What specifically says that in your link? Is this another tim lie? 

[Hardcore troubadour 15,860]

1 minute ago, jonnyutah said:

What specifically says that in your link? Is this another tim lie? 

He probably didn’t read his own link again. He does it all the time. Gutterboy too.  It’s a TDS thIng. 

[jonnyutah 496]

American Immigration Council shows how immigrants are contributing billions of dollars to the U.S. economy, even as the Trump administration and Congress are pushing for a budget that includes unprecedented funding for mass detention and deportation.  

 

The Council’s analysis, which draws from 2023 census data, shows the broad ways that immigrants are helping make the United States a more prosperous and thriving country: by building housing wealth, keeping social services like Social Security and Medicare solvent, and filling in as a much-needed labor force in sectors like STEM, healthcare, and agriculture. The data also helps shed light on how mass deportation and family separation could hurt families, communities, and industries across the country.  

 

EXPLORE THE DATA HERE

 

“Immigrants help increase wealth and prosperity for all Americans. And yet the White House and Congress are considering spending billions of dollars to expand ICE, so they can detain and deport people indiscriminately, even as they cut essential social services like Medicaid and food assistance,” said Nan Wu, director of research at the American Immigration Council. “Immigrants have paid up the hard-earned tax dollars that are now going to be used to punish all Americans through a wasteful and cruel mass deportation plan.”   

 

Users can explore the findings through the Council’s Map the Impact interactive tool. Users can search for data showcasing immigrant contributions by state, county, metro area, and district.    

 

Top findings include: 

 

Mass deportation would separate millions of U.S. citizen children from their family. Some 4.1 million U.S. citizen children live with an undocumented parent.  

 

Undocumented immigrants are essential contributors to the economy. In 2023, undocumented immigrant households paid $89.8 billion in federal, state, and local taxes and held $299 billion in spending power. In total, immigrant (both legal and undocumented) households paid nearly $16.80 in every $100 tax dollars collected by federal, state, and local governments, funding a wide range of social services that benefit all Americans.   

 

Immigrants inject trillions of dollars of housing wealth in the United States. The vast majority of immigrants are not dependent on state governments to guarantee them with housing; in reality, they are putting back vast sums of money into the housing market and revitalizing neighborhoods. In 2023, immigrant households paid over $167 billion in rent in the housing market, and held over $6.6 trillion in housing wealth.  

 

Immigrants help ease key labor shortages, and are driving innovation and business creation. Almost 1 in 4 entrepreneurs in the country are immigrants. About 46 percent of the Fortune 500 companies were founded by immigrants or their children. Elsewhere, immigrants are helping ease the labor shortage in the healthcare industry, where nearly 16 percent of nurses and about 28 percent of health aides were immigrants in 2023. 

[jonnyutah 496]

Just now, jonnyutah said:

American Immigration Council shows how immigrants are contributing billions of dollars to the U.S. economy, even as the Trump administration and Congress are pushing for a budget that includes unprecedented funding for mass detention and deportation.  

 

The Council’s analysis, which draws from 2023 census data, shows the broad ways that immigrants are helping make the United States a more prosperous and thriving country: by building housing wealth, keeping social services like Social Security and Medicare solvent, and filling in as a much-needed labor force in sectors like STEM, healthcare, and agriculture. The data also helps shed light on how mass deportation and family separation could hurt families, communities, and industries across the country.  

 

EXPLORE THE DATA HERE

 

“Immigrants help increase wealth and prosperity for all Americans. And yet the White House and Congress are considering spending billions of dollars to expand ICE, so they can detain and deport people indiscriminately, even as they cut essential social services like Medicaid and food assistance,” said Nan Wu, director of research at the American Immigration Council. “Immigrants have paid up the hard-earned tax dollars that are now going to be used to punish all Americans through a wasteful and cruel mass deportation plan.”   

 

Users can explore the findings through the Council’s Map the Impact interactive tool. Users can search for data showcasing immigrant contributions by state, county, metro area, and district.    

 

Top findings include: 

 

Mass deportation would separate millions of U.S. citizen children from their family. Some 4.1 million U.S. citizen children live with an undocumented parent.  

 

Undocumented immigrants are essential contributors to the economy. In 2023, undocumented immigrant households paid $89.8 billion in federal, state, and local taxes and held $299 billion in spending power. In total, immigrant (both legal and undocumented) households paid nearly $16.80 in every $100 tax dollars collected by federal, state, and local governments, funding a wide range of social services that benefit all Americans.   

 

Immigrants inject trillions of dollars of housing wealth in the United States. The vast majority of immigrants are not dependent on state governments to guarantee them with housing; in reality, they are putting back vast sums of money into the housing market and revitalizing neighborhoods. In 2023, immigrant households paid over $167 billion in rent in the housing market, and held over $6.6 trillion in housing wealth.  

 

Immigrants help ease key labor shortages, and are driving innovation and business creation. Almost 1 in 4 entrepreneurs in the country are immigrants. About 46 percent of the Fortune 500 companies were founded by immigrants or their children. Elsewhere, immigrants are helping ease the labor shortage in the healthcare industry, where nearly 16 percent of nurses and about 28 percent of health aides were immigrants in 2023. 

@The Real timschochet where does it say sending money home is good for the dollar and good for the economy? This was your link

 

[Hardcore troubadour 15,860]

9 minutes ago, jonnyutah said:

@The Real timschochet where does it say sending money home is good for the dollar and good for the economy? This was your link

 

Won’t see him for a while. 

[jonnyutah 496]

47 minutes ago, Hardcore troubadour said:

Won’t see him for a while. 

Probably went to laguna beach. 

[Strike 5,900]

54 minutes ago, Hardcore troubadour said:

Won’t see him for a while. 

He's out visiting with one of his marginalized "friends" so he can come back tomorrow and speak for that marginalized group.

[The Real timschochet 7,218]

1 hour ago, jonnyutah said:

@The Real timschochet where does it say sending money home is good for the dollar and good for the economy? This was your link

 

It doesn’t. I sent the wrong link. I’ll have to find the one that says that sending money is good for the economy- there are several, just Google “remittances”. It was an argument I wasn’t aware of until Maurile Trembilay made it at FBG. 
 

Even so the link I offered was quite good wasn’t it? Very compelling stuff about immigration in general, especially undocumented immigration. It demonstrates quite clearly why this whole mass deportation idea is so stupid and already doing major damage to our country. 

 

[Hardcore troubadour 15,860]

1 minute ago, The Real timschochet said:

It doesn’t. I sent the wrong link. I’ll have to find the one that says that sending money is good for the economy- there are several, just Google “remittances”. It was an argument I wasn’t aware of until Maurile Trembilay made it at FBG. 
 

Even so the link I offered was quite good wasn’t it? Very compelling stuff about immigration in general, especially undocumented immigration. It demonstrates quite clearly why this whole mass deportation idea is so stupid and already doing major damage to our country. 

 

You keep links at the ready?  No you don’t. Liar. 

[The Real timschochet 7,218]

From AI: 

“Remittances from the USA to Mexico are generally seen as an economic benefit to the USA because they foster stability and growth, turning recipients into consumers of U.S. goods and services, which helps create a wealthier, more democratic, and stable neighbor and trading partner.” 

All common sense. I shouldn’t even have to explain it. If we as a society wasn’t riddled with the cancer of xenophobia, bigotry against dark skin, and MAGA, this would be clear to everyone. 

[jonnyutah 496]

28 minutes ago, The Real timschochet said:

It doesn’t. I sent the wrong link. I’ll have to find the one that says that sending money is good for the economy- there are several, just Google “remittances”. It was an argument I wasn’t aware of until Maurile Trembilay made it at FBG. 
 

Even so the link I offered was quite good wasn’t it? Very compelling stuff about immigration in general, especially undocumented immigration. It demonstrates quite clearly why this whole mass deportation idea is so stupid and already doing major damage to our country. 

 

Hahahahahaha. 

Caught you again lying. 

[Strike 5,900]

28 minutes ago, The Real timschochet said:

From AI: 

“Remittances from the USA to Mexico are generally seen as an economic benefit to the USA because they foster stability and growth, turning recipients into consumers of U.S. goods and services, which helps create a wealthier, more democratic, and stable neighbor and trading partner.” 

All common sense. I shouldn’t even have to explain it. If we as a society wasn’t riddled with the cancer of xenophobia, bigotry against dark skin, and MAGA, this would be clear to everyone. 

You idiots have to quit thinking that AI is actually intelligent and/or reliable.  FFS.

[jonnyutah 496]

29 minutes ago, The Real timschochet said:

From AI: 

“Remittances from the USA to Mexico are generally seen as an economic benefit to the USA because they foster stability and growth, turning recipients into consumers of U.S. goods and services, which helps create a wealthier, more democratic, and stable neighbor and trading partner.” 

All common sense. I shouldn’t even have to explain it. If we as a society wasn’t riddled with the cancer of xenophobia, bigotry against dark skin, and MAGA, this would be clear to everyone. 

Tell us what term you used exactly and which AI did you use to get that reply?

Because I think you made it up and spliced together stuff. 

[Hardcore troubadour 15,860]

6 minutes ago, jonnyutah said:

Tell us what term you used exactly and which AI did you use to get that reply?

Because I think you made it up and spliced together stuff. 

That’s probably what he’s been working on the last few hours since he got caught not reading his own links and making shitt up. 

[The Real timschochet 7,218]

20 minutes ago, jonnyutah said:

Tell us what term you used exactly and which AI did you use to get that reply?

Because I think you made it up and spliced together stuff. 

“Remittances to Mexico good for us” Go ahead and try it. 
 

Again why would I make this up? It’s common sense. More importantly, why do you resist accepting this? 

[The Real timschochet 7,218]

23 minutes ago, Strike said:

You idiots have to quit thinking that AI is actually intelligent and/or reliable.  FFS.

What aspect of what was written do you refuse to accept and why? 

[jonnyutah 496]

22 minutes ago, The Real timschochet said:

“Remittances to Mexico good for us” Go ahead and try it. 
 

Again why would I make this up? It’s common sense. More importantly, why do you resist accepting this? 

What AI tool? 

[jonnyutah 496]

"Remittances to Mexico present a mixed economic picture for the United States, with potential benefits including boosting U.S. exports and creating a more competitive U.S. manufacturing sector, but also potential downsides such as contributing to a decline in domestic labor supply and fostering a culture of dependency. While these money transfers primarily benefit Mexico's economy by supporting households and businesses, their impact on the U.S. is a complex debate with arguments for both positive and negative economic effects."

 

Google AI overview... search- "Remittances to Mexico good or bad for United states"

[The Real timschochet 7,218]

2 hours ago, jonnyutah said:

"Remittances to Mexico present a mixed economic picture for the United States, with potential benefits including boosting U.S. exports and creating a more competitive U.S. manufacturing sector, but also potential downsides such as contributing to a decline in domestic labor supply and fostering a culture of dependency. While these money transfers primarily benefit Mexico's economy by supporting households and businesses, their impact on the U.S. is a complex debate with arguments for both positive and negative economic effects."

 

Google AI overview... search- "Remittances to Mexico good or bad for United states"

That’s a different message from the one I got. I don’t think it’s a complex debate. It’s a benefit hands down.