ALL HAIL PRESIDENT TRUMP
" Not if he at the same time looses his base, because of not doing what he was elected for. A marginal increase of black vote wont help and is only an optional target to aim for after you've secured your pirmary targets: 1.) economy (winning, at least for now) 2.) immigration (not winning) When night falls
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What is this confefe?
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I've never understood anti immigration stance by some in GOP. Resources/jobs are not finite so more people does not hurt never has. Go back in history. Main issue is deadbeats that maybe come because of social welfare system but get rid of welfare then so we get assets not liabilities. Thats where I'm at at least even public schools is too much.
Git R Dun! Last edited by Aim_Deep on Aug 17, 2018, 4:13:37 AM
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" Ya know, folks who claim to support President Trump need to understand that, in spite of what he HAS accomplished in less than two years, he's been working while opposed by the entire media AND pretty much both parties, as well as the US Chamber of Commerce (and foreign powers inimical to our best interests). He's doing surprisingly well, all things considered, but he can't simply issue decrees by fiat (like Obama) to get things done. A little patience, and the understanding that a chess game takes a while to play out (and President Trump is playing games on several boards at once), would go a long way in recognizing that. My worry is that concern trolls are having a negative affect on President Trump's support, with just these sorts of assertions, that he's "not doing what we elected him for." Yes, he is, but the DC Swamp wasn't built in a day, and deconstructing it in order to clear the way to accomplish some of the big tasks ahead isn't going to happen overnight. =9[.]9= =^[.]^= basic (happy/amused) cheetahmoticon: Whiskers/eye/tear-streak/nose/tear-streak/eye/
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"Funding the Wall is kind of like blackjack. Any number over 2020 is a bust, but the closer Trump gets without going over, the more likely he wins. Yes, Trump's base is impatient now. But you'll forget all about that if The Wall comes. When Stephen Colbert was killed by HYDRA's Project Insight in 2014, the comedy world lost a hero. Since his life model decoy isn't up to the task, please do not mistake my performance as political discussion. I'm just doing what Steve would have wanted.
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" I know all that and agree that his job is made extremely difficult by the swampy establishment. But does the average working class American who voted for Trump, have the time to analyze and understand all these political games and intricacies? I dunno. I'm just saying that the administration should not loose sight of their base interests. The fight will only get harder, as the MSM + Tech oligarchy is ramping up the offensive against Trump supporting alternative media, with the aim to shut down everyone in time for the next elections. The Neoliberal Empire is striking back. When night falls
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What exactly is wrong with neoliberalism? Think you are using wrong term. It's rooted in the classical definition of liberal. Laissez-faire economic liberalism and reductions in government spending. It's not progressives fault if conservatives can't start media/internet giants but they dont want neoliberalism but communism/fascism.
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" What's wrong with it, is similar to what is wrong with other political / economy models: too much of it eventually degenerates into a bad thing. Liberty is ok, until it degenerates into progresivism Capitalism is ok, until it degenerates into corporatism Socialism (having some social safety nets) is ok, until it degenerates into communism Nationalism is ok, until it degenerates into imperialism etc.. Maximizing profits at any costs, eventually leads to all the things currently destroying our societies: - exploiting women as a workforce is leading to demographic extinction - importing cheap labour & exporting production is impoverishing us and creating more dependency on government - total liberal degeneracy (sexual, moral...) is destroying families and creating crime - consumerism detaching people from reality and nature - for profit corporate wars I guess you can call it "globalism" or "corporatism" if you want, it's the same shit. If you want a healthy society, everything needs to be done in moderation and this is true for capitalism & "free markets" too. I guess for people that don't care about culture, nation, identity... the current neoliberal consumerist model is awesome. Leading to a deracinated global society revolving around things and services and gadgets. Cultural differences are an obstacle for profit margins. Here is where I draw the line on "free markets" - when they start destroying cultural, national & historical identity. A slightly higher GDP is just not worth loosing your nation. There really isn't a good system out there, when you slide it to the max - when you project the endgame of the system. Communism is about eternal class warfare. Nazism is about eternal racial warfare. And capitalism is about eternal GDP warfare. Life is lived best with moderation, no? Currently the biggest threat to liberty is the neoliberal idea of globalism. When night falls
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opposing globalism is silly. Pushing it is also silly.
It's something that's happening slowly but surely (actually, it's pretty fast). Compare the exports and imports from 50 years ago. heck, do it from 10 years ago! Globalism is a direct consequence of a global (mostly) free market. It's something that will keep progressing until it becomes an union of multiple countries that dictate most of the world. Some countries will stay out of it or there might be 2 or 3 (maybe even more) united countries but it will keep evolving and there's no stopping it because it allow for more money/more power. Build of the week #9 - Breaking your face with style http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v_EcQDOUN9Y
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If corporate imperialism is inevitable, why not cut the crap and just invade? Why are we paying good money for Saudi oil, just mop up those punks and take their stuff. It's not even their oil, since they never developed the technology to extract it.
If we don't do it, China will do it in 50 years, right? When night falls She cloaks the world In impenetrable darkness Last edited by morbo on Aug 18, 2018, 5:51:31 AM
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