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CampeadorYou weren't able to argue against any of the similarities I pointed out.
You've just fallen back on a rather odd "haha that's ridiculous!" argument, despite plenty of proof to the contrary.
Which begs the question, have you ever visited the Central Valley?
californiagrownBut yes, I've done more than a few projects in the valley, have friends from there, an interned for a summer in Merced.
TheHamburglarCan't tell if cuckboy is ignoring me since I'm "actually retarded", or he simply has no response
TheHamburglarSee, this is good. I actually appreciate you putting forth quality sources to back your claims. All pettiness aside, I think radicalized Muslims are one of the biggest threats to this country, whether domestic or foreign.
CampeadorSo you've been to Merced, and yet you cannot fathom any similarities between California and a third world country.
Now that is actually ridiculous.
See, you misunderstand, being 3rd world doesn't necessarily mean it's all bad. There can be very wealthy areas that are very nice, because the wealth is all concentrated at the top. Kind of like California.
CampeadorEasy question then, do you support severe restrictions on foreign muslims entering the United States?
If not, what would be your preferred method for dealing with something you consider "one of the biggest threats to this country"?
This is your chance to shine, amigo.
californiagrownWell, when 2/3rd of folks are wealthy, and 1/3 recieve government supplied housing, food, water, healthcare, and education that are better than the best you can get in a 3rd world country... Yes I think your comparison is laughable.
CampeadorAnd yet you keep voting for politicians that vow to do the opposite. Go figure.
Campeador2/3 of California is wealthy? Now that is laughable.
californiagrownYou're not very worldly, huh?
CampeadorIf anyone ever doubted Obama's far-left islamophilia, and his deep sympathies for Muslim brotherhood organizations, look no further than his green light of the Israeli UN resolution.
Appropriate that one of the countries that brought it forth was Venezuela.
It's time to defund the UN, let the socialists and islamists fund their own club.
TheHamburglarYou think it's appropriate for Israel to break international law over and over again?
CampeadorThe UN is a joke, and has no business establishing "international law".
"International law" has become nothing more than a tool of the socialists and Islamists that pull the strings at the UN.
The only mistake Israel ever made was giving concessions to militant muslims and their left-wing allies.
The "Palestinian" West Bank is a disaster, and I need not even mention Gaza.
Fortunately, after January 20th I imagine we'll see a precipitous drop in UN influence.
WillowsI won't be having whatever this guy is on..
PhaedeDChecking in on all you young dumb fucks. Trump won fuck Hillary the pizza shop story is real fuck everyone. Peace
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onenerdykidNot Trump-specific, but relevant. Removing an independent, 3rd party ethics committee is not a step in the right direction:
http://edition.cnn.com/2017/01/02/politics/office-of-congressional-ethics-oversight-of-ethics-committee-amendment/
onenerdykidNot Trump-specific, but relevant. Removing an independent, 3rd party ethics committee is not a step in the right direction:
Charlie_KellyDraining the swamp is going swimmingly.
onenerdykidNot Trump-specific, but relevant. Removing an independent, 3rd party ethics committee is not a step in the right direction:
CampeadorNow Stanley Black and Decker announcing they're moving manufacturing jobs back to the USA.
When did the Left develop such a disdain for the American working class? Especially for those involved in manufacturing and energy.
I wonder what pretentious, snide tweet your boy Krugman will come up with this time.
CampeadorFord investing in $700 million in Michigan instead of Mexico, creating hundreds of new manufacturing jobs.
What was that the far-left says about these jobs "leaving and never coming back"?
First Carrier, now Ford, and still hasn't even taken office.
But you leftists can bitch and moan about how he's not "draining the swamp" enough. Keep it up, you're headed for another disaster in 2018.
But at least you'll still have your "cool black guy" ex-president. I wonder how many times that fucker will appear on the news or the various talk shows spouting his left-wing bullshit after he's out.
Back to the only thing he ever knew how to do, "community organizing" (aka left-wing agitating).
CampeadorFord investing in $700 million in Michigan instead of Mexico, creating hundreds of new manufacturing jobs.
What was that the far-left says about these jobs "leaving and never coming back"?
First Carrier, now Ford, and still hasn't even taken office.
But you leftists can bitch and moan about how he's not "draining the swamp" enough. Keep it up, you're headed for another disaster in 2018.
But at least you'll still have your "cool black guy" ex-president. I wonder how many times that fucker will appear on the news or the various talk shows spouting his left-wing bullshit after he's out.
Back to the only thing he ever knew how to do, "community organizing" (aka left-wing agitating).
onenerdykidLet's not forget that the USA is the 2nd largest manufacturer of goods in the world- it would be quite hard to be that if there was a disdain for the American working class. If these companies coming back to the US are a direct result of Trump & his policies, isn't it getting a little close to state interference in the free market for you? Letting companies go to Mexico or China or wherever is a mark of a totally free market. While I do support such government intervention in the markets, it doesn't seem like you should? It strikes me as a little too leftist for you. Or am I wrong in assuming that?
But it really is great to see more jobs being "brought" back to the States. But these corporate tax breaks they are getting in order to make this profitably viable will end up getting shouldered by the middle class tax payer. That is one shitty reality of it.
onenerdykidLet's not forget that the USA is the 2nd largest manufacturer of goods in the world- it would be quite hard to be that if there was a disdain for the American working class. If these companies coming back to the US are a direct result of Trump & his policies, isn't it getting a little close to state interference in the free market for you? Letting companies go to Mexico or China or wherever is a mark of a totally free market. While I do support such government intervention in the markets, it doesn't seem like you should? It strikes me as a little too leftist for you. Or am I wrong in assuming that?
But it really is great to see more jobs being "brought" back to the States. But these corporate tax breaks they are getting in order to make this profitably viable will end up getting shouldered by the middle class tax payer. That is one shitty reality of it.
TheDoughAbidesCuckpeador hasn't yet fully grasped the spectrum, that's been clear for a while.
S.J.WFord was never going to outsource those jobs anyways because the demand for their cars wasn't high enough.
CampeadorI've never been opposed to certain government intervention. Anti-trust laws, for example, are beneficial to competition.
In trade, a "free market" between trading partners would normally create a long-term evening out of the trade balance between them. In certain cases, the opposite has happened (especially as it relates to China). A country cannot have a healthy economy based largely on consumption of cheaply produced goods manufactured overseas.
CampeadorShut the fuck up, Donny.
TheDoughAbidesProof that Cuckpeador didn't pay attention in IPE.
.MASSHOLE.I guess the CEO of Ford lied then.
And I guess companies can't sell services instead of goods...
CampeadorMoreover, in the case of Carrier, I'd rather these tax breaks be "shouldered by the middle class taxpayer" with a job, rather than send his or her job to Mexico in exchange for an EBT card.
K-Dot.Ah yes because the average citizen should be bending over just so they can maybe have a job if the company feels like it. Awesome!
