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Total Members Voted: 11

Voting closed: February 15, 2022, 10:51:36 AM

[REDSTATEWARD]

Wasn't drawing an analogy.   I was saying both are wrong.   Wrong because of a common feature:  brutal nonconsensual booting of residents from lands they've long lived on.   Try to keep up.

Better advice for you.
Native Americans were booting each other off lands long lived on way before the Europeans migrated here.

[Hairy Lime]

Wasn't drawing an analogy.   I was saying both are wrong.   Wrong because of a common feature:  brutal nonconsensual booting of residents from lands they've long lived on.   Try to keep up.

Better advice for you.
Native Americans were booting each other off lands long lived on way before the Europeans migrated here.

What part of "Wrong because of a common feature:  brutal nonconsensual booting of residents from lands they've long lived on.' did you not understand?

[REDSTATEWARD]

Wasn't drawing an analogy.   I was saying both are wrong.   Wrong because of a common feature:  brutal nonconsensual booting of residents from lands they've long lived on.   Try to keep up.

Better advice for you.
Native Americans were booting each other off lands long lived on way before the Europeans migrated here.

What part of "Wrong because of a common feature:  brutal nonconsensual booting of residents from lands they've long lived on.' did you not understand?

LOL!
You can’t be serious.

[REDSTATEWARD]

The Dutchman gets it....


  While it's had some ups and downs, the stock market has soared to historic heights in recent years.

Yep. The last four to be specific when taxes were cut and regulations rolled back.

For many, that's great news: It's a sign the economy and their retirement accounts are doing really well. For Jan Eeckhout, however, the booming stock market is a sign there's something deeply wrong with the economy.

Sure, the economist says, he has a retirement account with stocks, and he personally benefits from the ongoing bonanza on stock exchanges. But the rocket ride of the stock market is powered by the exploding profits of increasingly powerful corporations. Their increasingly ridiculous profits, he says, are eating the income of the vast bulk of workers and hurting the overall economy. .That notion is the central thesis of his forthcoming book, The Profit Paradox: How Thriving Firms Threaten the Future of Work.

Lurking behind the soaring profits and stock prices of corporate America is a powerful force. Eeckhout argues that force is one of the biggest reasons why the wages of the typical American worker have flatlined, why there's been a significant decline in the percentage of people participating in the workforce, why the share of national income going to workers has been falling and why startup growth has slowed in recent decades. That force, he says, is the startling growth of market power since 1980.  [/i]

Well.  As the Markets advanced more incomes rose, more people got jobs, and unemployment rates dropped to record lows for minorities.

[josh]

If Mexico started indiscriminately and daily lobbing rockets into El Paso for months at a time, would you be talking about the US occupation?

No, but Hawaii I would.

[LarryBnDC]

Sen. Cancun done gone full Orwell!

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/senate-republicans-voting-reform_n_609aac07e4b0909247fbc8dc

[kidcarter8]

“Frankly, it’s insulting that corporate leaders were so willing to go along with her narrative of Black helplessness, and it’s patronizing that they thought they were advancing the interest of Black voters by opposing this common-sense effort to ensure free and fair elections for all Georgians,” Babbage added.

Babbage also insisted that “this is not against Stacey Abrams as a person,” but rather the “lies she spits. Lies that are spit in the face of every descendant of slaves who have overcome the economic burdens placed on us by being behind the eight ball"

Lets go!!!!

[kidcarter8]

Oh, well, she sucked then and she still sucks, and apparently she's never stopped whining.


I think she is more licker than sucker

[LarryBnDC]

“Frankly, it’s insulting that corporate leaders were so willing to go along with her narrative of Black helplessness, and it’s patronizing that they thought they were advancing the interest of Black voters by opposing this common-sense effort to ensure free and fair elections for all Georgians,” Babbage added.

Babbage also insisted that “this is not against Stacey Abrams as a person,” but rather the “lies she spits. Lies that are spit in the face of every descendant of slaves who have overcome the economic burdens placed on us by being behind the eight ball"

Lets go!!!!

Get the fuck outta here with that nonsense, LOL!

[josh]

Babbage also insisted that “this is not against Stacey Abrams as a person,” but rather the “lies she spits."

Which tells you all you needed to know about Babbage's integrity.

[REDSTATEWARD]

Babbage also insisted that “this is not against Stacey Abrams as a person,” but rather the “lies she spits."

Which tells you all you needed to know about Babbage's integrity.

Yeah.
He outranks Abrams in that category 10-1.

[LarryBnDC]

Babbage also insisted that “this is not against Stacey Abrams as a person,” but rather the “lies she spits."

Which tells you all you needed to know about Babbage's integrity.

Yeah.
He outranks Abrams in that category 10-1.

That’s just stupid.

[REDSTATEWARD]

Stacey Abraham’s is a liar.

[facilitatorn]

In this day and age, with our nation’s history of racial slavery, it’s wonderful to see how completely Stacey Abrams owns you.

[LarryBnDC]

Stacey Abraham’s is a liar.

Who dat?