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How will they rule ??!

  • YES - Qualified

    Votes: 41 82.0%
  • NO - Disqualified

    Votes: 9 18.0%

  • Total voters
    50
  • Poll closed .


If you asked me to show a video of the average female voter talking politics, this would be in my top five.
The worst part about the younger leftists is their combination of utter stupidity/ignorance and their unflinching, absolute, blind arrogance in how correct their opinions are. In her mind, she KNOWS she’s smarter, more enlightened than any person in this country who voted for Trump. Yet to anyone with a lick of common sense, she looks like a complete buffoon. The Left, especially younger leftists, folks.
 
I like how they are having so much fun with all this. Destroying your enemies should be fun:











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You should be able to shake the stupid out of people.








They create these scenarios in their heads while never actually speaking to a conservative. We were all clearly wanting this, dumbasses. Why would we “regret our vote” when he ran on this? It’s like these people don’t actually know a GD thing because they rely solely on whatever talking point headline they heard in passing.
These crazy ass loons are simply projecting their own disbelief of Trump’s shock and awe campaign and assuming there must be Trump voters who are jumping ship.

Yeah… no. I want more. Much, much more.
 
I think am slowly understanding what you are saying. So you’re saying the the aggregate of life’s expenses is the same as it is now?

I didn’t become an adult until the late 00’s so I’m can’t really speak on it. I still don’t understand why purchasing powers equivalents don’t work. If you can calculate the dollar, take a percentage out on all of life’s expenses, it should be apples to apples at that point.

Also, how could families afford the additional children?

I'm not going to explain it to you because it would greatly behoove you to actually figure this out on your own.

US households, mean and median, are significantly wealthier today than they ever were, even with the government created problems like tuition, real estate, and healthcare inflation.

Why are we, outside of our bottom 10 maybe 20%, so wealthy? Why are we so much wealthier than everyone else; we're ~ 4% of the wrold's pop but ~ 30% of total GDP?
 
People used to roll their eyes when I talked about the government-media complex and said that it didn’t exist. These same people that wanted to force vaccinations on you, and told you to trust the science, and were the so-called experts on “misinformation.”🤡

After the unedited 60 Minutes interview that displayed how semi-retarded Kamala is and all of this corruption coming to light, it’s a significant relief we dodged a bullet last election.
 
The biggest problem the right is going to have in the next election is that for pretty much every lefty 20-something woman who went to a good college, her dream job is some bullshit foreign post for USAID making 6 figures doing some nonsensical study. They are going to be FIRED UP next election cycle.
 
Time to post this again

 
I'm not going to explain it to you because it would greatly behoove you to actually figure this out on your own.

US households, mean and median, are significantly wealthier today than they ever were, even with the government created problems like tuition, real estate, and healthcare inflation.

Why are we, outside of our bottom 10 maybe 20%, so wealthy? Why are we so much wealthier than everyone else; we're ~ 4% of the wrold's pop but ~ 30% of total GDP?
In the 1960’s, the US accounted for 40% of world GDP.

Labor and statistics show that median income in 2022 was 50,339 (56,508). In 1990 it was 29,940 (74,169).

1980 21,020 (85,270)
1970 9,870 (82,407)
1960 5,600 (60,320)

Using an inflation calculator, we can find dollar power in parentheses for the year 2024. You can look up groceries, cars, house, college tuition, and what it boils down to is that the median household in American has gotten worse off every year since 1980.

I can do a side by side of the 1% and show how they have gotten better off in the same time frame.
 
In the 1960’s, the US accounted for 40% of world GDP.

Labor and statistics show that median income in 2022 was 50,339 (56,508). In 1990 it was 29,940 (74,169).

1980 21,020 (85,270)
1970 9,870 (82,407)
1960 5,600 (60,320)

Using an inflation calculator, we can find dollar power in parentheses for the year 2024. You can look up groceries, cars, house, college tuition, and what it boils down to is that the median household in American has gotten worse off every year since 1980.

I can do a side by side of the 1% and show how they have gotten better off in the same time frame.
 
But I’m not comparing the US to Germany. I know we are the greatest country ever, but when you compare the US at different junctions, the middle class is doing better in several decades than it is now. Lower class is doing slightly worse, but the rich in this country are doing much better.
 
The worst part about the younger leftists is their combination of utter stupidity/ignorance and their unflinching, absolute, blind arrogance in how correct their opinions are. In her mind, she KNOWS she’s smarter, more enlightened than any person in this country who voted for Trump. Yet to anyone with a lick of common sense, she looks like a complete buffoon. The Left, especially younger leftists, folks.
…and so many of them have those disgusting nose rings. pigs 🤮
 
But I’m not comparing the US to Germany. I know we are the greatest country ever, but when you compare the US at different junctions, the middle class is doing better in several decades than it is now. Lower class is doing slightly worse, but the rich in this country are doing much better.
Much more ppl are moving up from the middle class tho.

A lot of this too is all of your numbers provably include immigrants and non citizens
 
Monopolies are a massive issue right now, not just in the US but in the whole world. 10-12 companies own everything consumer goods related, and three investment groups own them. You can find the pretty graphs that outline who owns what via google search. I'm honestly now sure that is fixable barring a worldwide economic collapse.

As far as the middle class goes, that died when the manufacturing base was outsourced. That will likely never recover. In fact AI will probably be the killshot for the middle class. After that it is UBI all the way to the end.

Sorry to be a downer but history pretty much shows how this ends.

When you see what happens to community after community from Detroit down further and further south into the next used and abandoned community, it IS pretty obvious what the future holds for the middle class if it's in the hands of the elite.

That's why America needs to build an economy based on real work and real value. Somewhat like European countries.

But there is no way that is possible with the banks having the control they have, and the oligarchs across the globe having the control they have, and religion having the control it has. The only way this changes for the somewhat better is to rip it out of their hands, and I don't know if that's possible. It's their money that everyone gives value to. Everyone is bought into this system in some way and at some level.

If people can't reject the system, there's no way to avoid its consequences.

That's what spurred all of the rush to big brother. People were figuring out that this modern social construct is bullsht and is taking us backwards to a time when there was no rule of law, but a rule of money, power, and a caste system. The food we've been programmed to eat is killing us. The air that should be clean and healthy to breathe is being poisoned. The water we should be free to drink and use is being brokered, poisoned, and restricted so that it's not free or healthy either.

Consumerism by is at its lowest point in decades and dropping. It hasn't reached an asymptote that says it's leveling out. They're trying to stop that free fall, and Trump isn't letting them do that. Consumerism is what is funding the joy ride of the elite and power-wielding. It's a great game that kept their perversions hidden from those distracted by glamor and glitz, packaging and performance.

Now people in this country want REAL VALUE back in both their products and their lives, and the elite NEED to replace them with people that would be happy not to have cardboard walls and makeshift tin roofs. People happy to have ANY perceived privacy and amenities we have. Those people are here already.

AI is never independent and altrusitic. It's ALWAYS a product of those who program it, those who input information. It's beholden to those who let it have life. If people stop rewarding the people who use automation and AI for labor, and even outlaw it, maybe it doesn't have the power to destroy lives?
 
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Much more ppl are moving up from the middle class tho.

A lot of this too is all of your numbers provably include immigrants and non citizens
I agree that more people moving into the middle class is a good thing. The numbers I used were the exact 50th percentile. So since the 60’s the 50th percentile have had it better than today.

And you are absolutely correct about the immigrants and non citizens being included. Thank you for bringing that up.
 
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I guess I don’t understand what is nonsense and I am trying to discern it.

Was the middle class always a mirage? You can look at spending power and inflation calculators and clearly salaries stretched farther 30-60 years ago. There’s obviously some things that have gotten cheaper, like technology, but everything else has stayed pretty similar


Jesus is a cool dude. I don’t think there’s any walk of life he wouldn’t stop and connect with.

The Word disagrees with you-

Matthew 23:13- 38
 
😁 looks like trump “caved” again
I was on YouTube a day or 2 ago...was scrolling and came across a video from MSNBC (no idea how...never searched for an MSNBC video before) but anyways...the headline of the video was something like "Trump caves on tariffs on Canada and Mexico". I almost clicked the video to hear the reasoning behind that but thought better not to.
 
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I’d be okay if we could just stop the very top from taking loans on unrealized gains. They can live exuberantly, and purchase many different modes of income, all the while paying very little in taxes because of the loans that are available to them alone.

A mortgage is "a loan on unrealized gains."

So you're saying people shouldn't be able to buy houses with less than the full purchase price...

That reveals your basic emotion for all to see. Why should anyone with something of value that they own or have earned not be able to borrow against it? What kind of petty jealousy is it that only wants some people to be able to do so?

Oh yeah, it's someone who doesn't want to take risks themselves. It's someone that doesn't want to earn value, but instead be given value, that doesn't want anyone to else to be able to risk something and be rewarded.

Are you a communist?
 
I was on YouTube a day or 2 ago...was scrolling and came across a video from MSNBC (no idea how...never searched for an MSNBC video before) but anyways...the headline of the video was something like "Trump caves on tariffs on Canada and Mexico". I almost clicked the video to hear the reasoning behind that but thought better to.

Yep. That was a popular propaganda headline as soon as Canada and Mexico conceded in the trade negotiations, because so many people linked it and/or clicked through.

We need to make a concerted effort not to click through on those propaganda-arm links and do a quick summary or quote instead for people to get the gist
 
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