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Total Members Voted: 11

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

[facilitatorn]

Reagan vastly expanded homelessness in the United States. The greatest step we could take toward ending homelessness in the United States is destroying the republican party and all the conservative terrorist organizations associated with it like the oath keepers, the heritage foundation, and focus on the family, along with the international terror nexus that is the NRA.

[FlyingVProd]

When Reagan was head of SAG he helped SAG to get Healthcare and Retirement for the members of SAG. When I was a young acting student I really wanted my SAG card for the Healthcare and Retirement. If Reagan would have gotten Healthcare and Retirement for all Americans then he would have been a step ahead.

Right now we have Social Security, which in California right now will give a senior or disabled person $900 per month. And we have Section 8 Housing. And we have Medi-Cal, and Cal Optima. All of the programs were paid for from the money that I paid in from when I worked, and also from businesses I created and built, and I will contribute more. And I have equity from my ancestors who helped to build this nation. I feel like this is my nation, and I feel like I am one of the owners of this nation, we all own it. This is our nation, this is where I was born, and this is where my ancestors were born.

We need to come together all as Americans and help our people now, regardless of race, regardless of religion, regardless of political party, regardless of sex, regardless of whatever, we all need to come together as Americans. Many become one. America can only work if we all become one. We need to come together as one for the American people, and we need to help our homeless people, and we need to elevate and advance our people.

And we need more trained professionals, and fewer violent meatheads. And we need peace.

Americans need to work together as a team to address the challenges of our time, and the biggest challenges are issues such as homelessness, and crime in Chicago, and a loss of jobs to other nations, and a shipping crisis, we need to all come together to deal with the issues that we face today.

And instead of building a wall on our Southern Border, we need to invest in the Mexican ports, and we need to bring goods into the USA from Mexico with Mexican truck drivers. And Kentucky can sell Bourbon to Mexico, etc, people from the USA can sell products to Latin America.

We need to work together on isues which concern all of us. Fighting against me for being White is not going to help the homeless people.

Salute,

Tony V.

[facilitatorn]

All of the good things you propose depend upon breaking the evil sway of the republican party, Tony. It is not what it once was and is now just a festering hive of villainous scumbags.

[FlyingVProd]

Sometimes in life it is not always about what you do, but it is also about what you do not do.

Any dirt-bag can sell drugs. Our enemies are giving free heroin to people to get them addicted, and then they control you. If you are strong enough not to sell drugs then you are a better person than some shit-bag who sells poison to our people.

And I could sell cocaine to Compton if I wanted, but I am not a shit-bag.

It is not only about what you do, but it is also what you do not do.

And we need to do more to create honest opportunities for the people who choose to be honest.

Salute,

Tony V.

[REDSTATEWARD]

Oh those polls!

ABC ISPOS



But when it comes to their own personal finances, more Americans say they're concerned about potential ramifications from the spending packages. The poll shows that a plurality of respondents, or about 32%, think the bills will hurt people like them if they become law, compared to 25% of respondents who think it would help them. Nearly two in 10 (18%) think the bills would make no difference, and 24% said they didn't know.   


No wonder Papa Joe wants to dwell on  Climate Change.
A subject neither he nor his party have any control over.

[LarryBnDC]

Oh those polls!

ABC ISPOS



But when it comes to their own personal finances, more Americans say they're concerned about potential ramifications from the spending packages. The poll shows that a plurality of respondents, or about 32%, think the bills will hurt people like them if they become law, compared to 25% of respondents who think it would help them. Nearly two in 10 (18%) think the bills would make no difference, and 24% said they didn't know.   


No wonder Papa Joe wants to dwell on  Climate Change.
A subject neither he nor his party have any control over.

ROFLMAO

[facilitatorn]

Josh Hawley was brave to finally talk about his porn addiction, drug addiction, and innate and fully justified sense of inferiority when he compares himself to women. He should use some of the benefits we pay for available to him under his Obamacare plan to obtain treatment.

A better question for his constituents is wether a man driven by drugs, porn, and a massive inferiority complex is the best person to represent them in the United States Senate, that is setting aside the questions of his treason, sadism, and dishonesty.

[bankshot1]

When I was a kid I washed Victoria Principal's dog...


Salute,

Tony V.

If only Groucho Marx were here...

Tony

Did Victoria tip well?

[Holly Martins]

Will draw a portrait for you of someone
you respect....

While I would enjoy any David Duke portrait you  sketch, let me suggest Dick Gregory instead,  a man who famously included this in his stand-up routine:

I am really enjoying the new Martin Luther King Jr stamp. Just think about all those white bigots, licking the backside of a black man.

Linen or muslin with eyeholes is good,  too.   

[Holly Martins]

When I was a kid I washed Victoria Principal

Everything after the apostrophe was cut off,  as usual.   Better story,  though, right?

[FlyingVProd]

Instead of dealing with abstract issues that we have no control over, we need to deal with the things that we do have control over.

We cannot control the behavior of the people of China, and we cannot control the behavior of our corporations, but we do control our ports, so we need to use tariffs on imports to help our people. Tariffs on imports is an issue that we do control.

And we can help ourselves with the shipping crisis, and also the poor people of Mexico, and Latin America, by investing in Mexican ports, and by expanding trade with Latin America.

We can make the Green new world a reality by having the new green energy companies to be owned by the people, like the electric company in Anaheim. And we can have our tech schools teaching the students new technology, and making sure that the new companies can get business loans to get into the clean energy field. And training homeless veterans to install solar panels, those kind of jobs help people. And we can have high speed trains with clean transportation for the masses, which will create a lot of good jobs quickly. Concrete is cheap and plentiful, the money goes to the concrete companies and to the workers, those are good jobs. We need to turn the Green new world into jobs for people right now.

We can also send students to college to become psychologists, and psychiatrists, and crisis intervention specialists, etc, and social workers, etc, and homeless shelter managers, etc.

And we need to learn to be more like the Greeks. We need to send libraries and observatories to the poor people on the poor Native American Indian reservations, etc. People can learn and study when they are young, and then when they get old they can write and teach. A whole world exists in a good public library. And telescopes open up a whole new world for people.

We can also be more like Rome. We can get busy with public landscaping and design, and we can hire the homeless people to do the work building fantastic new piazzas in the USA, etc.

Salute,

Tony V.

[bankshot1]

When I was a kid I washed Victoria Principals dog...

Everything after the apostrophe was cut off,  as usual.   Better story,  though, right?

I thought it was a great opening line that had potential to go in several ways.

I was primarily concerned about the cleanliness of Victoria's other pets, if she had a dog might she not also have a parrot, pony, or perhaps a possum?  I find it hard to believe Victoria would have an unkempt possum!

[Holly Martins]

Reagan vastly expanded homelessness in the United States. The greatest step we could take toward ending homelessness in the United States is destroying the republican party and all the conservative terrorist organizations associated with it like the oath keepers, the heritage foundation, and focus on the family, along with the international terror nexus that is the NRA.

And apparently AirBnB.  Whole areas in the West especially where affordable rentals are bought up by AirBnB and jacked way up for short-term rental.   

Possum washers being pushed out!   

[FlyingVProd]

Yes, Victoria Principal is a good tipper, she tipped us very well. The stars are good tippers. And Victoria Principal was very beautiful. She was one of the most beautiful women on television back then. That is part of the fun of living in California, it may not always be wine and roses, but we have beautiful women and movie stars.

Salute,

Tony V.

[FlyingVProd]

The City of Anaheim got a new lawyer to protect the homeless.

A lawyer could protect a person from a heartless corporation. Right now many of the apartment complexes are owned by giant corporations which only care about money and which do not care about people. It is not like the old days when the owner of the complex was your friend, and when the manager was like a member of the family. The new owners only care about money. So, we need lawyers to protect the people from the corporations. Lawyers can help to keep people in their homes so that people do not become homeless in the first place. Poor people do not have access to good lawyers, and we need lawyers to be on the side of the people so that the people do not become homeless in the first place. 

Lawyers can help to defend the Civil Rights Act of 1968 to ensure equal housing opportunities. If there is a heartless corporation which is violating the Fair Housing Act of 1968, then we need lawyers to protect the poor people.

Salute,

Tony V.