now why do they want to do this?

  • oeb11
  • 08-22-2020, 09:28 AM
the Socialist state of kalifornia and gov Gruesome just rolled back into oblivion all the "progress" in race relations including the civil rights acts of 1964!!!
kalifornia and the radical socialists of teh DPST party are the radical Racists of our times - and hiding behind radical socialism
the Socialist state of kalifornia and gov Gruesome just rolled back into oblivion all the "progress" in race relations including the civil rights acts of 1964!!!
kalifornia and the radical socialists of teh DPST party are the radical Racists of our times - and hiding behind radical socialism Originally Posted by oeb11
They are at the top and they benefit while all the "little people" pay the price.
well I tried. he hasn't paid me back ever. and never will. and in a moment of total seriousness . I did write him a 5 figure check last night. I knew the call was coming. thought I'd wait till he actually asked. told him when he asked that I'd already decided I'd help him out. again. one wonders why? blood perhaps? good enough I guess. for now Originally Posted by The_Waco_Kid
The trick is to only give them a little bit at a time. My family members never ask because none of them need it - but I have the same situation going on with several twenty something females who agree with my philosophy on avoiding sugar and saturated fat - and they have to put out. (If it goes over a grand they need to bring another skinny little female friend with them to share the wealth...)
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Last fall I traveled to many countries that are considered to be Democratic Socialist countries. Denmark, Germany, The Netherlands, Iceland, Norway, Sweden. Other countries that are considered to be Democratic Socialist countries are Canada, Portugal, Italy, and France.

All of these countries have a free market economy with either no or limited government restrictions on businesses.


Then let's adopt that policy which is far from what the Democrat party is offering.


What these countries have, for the most part, are higher individual tax rates and more social programs. People have much more security in their lives than people in the U.S. but pay for it while they are working.

https://worldpopulationreview.com/co...list-countries

I am not on my soap box pushing anyone towards Democratic Socialism. It is an alternative to how things are done in this country. I have personally done rather well under our system. Originally Posted by SpeedRacerXXX

I think it has been established that countries like Denmark, bristle at the term Democratic Socialist. They call themselves Social Democrats and the fact that they bristle at the first, tells me they do not want to be refereed to as Socialist even with Democrat attached.


Apparently they see a big difference in being Social but not a Socialist.


https://www.vox.com/2015/10/31/96500...bernie-sanders


Denmark's prime minister says Bernie Sanders is wrong to call his country socialist



In the PM's speech, he warns that under his system, they have to be very careful as to not offer to much welfare as it could lead to a lack of incentive to work. If a society like Denmark can not instill that "personal responsibility" in it's citizens, their system will not work and IMHO, this can only happen in a more homogeneous society not the vast multiculturalism we have in our country. Our Democratic Socialists are more about "identity politics" and pitting one against another. The PM also spoke about the difficulties in allowing to many immigrants in that will to work for lower wages, up-setting the delicate balance of a welfare state as they call themselves.


We can't be Denmark for all the reasons I have just stated.
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I think it has been established that countries like Denmark, bristle at the term Democratic Socialist. They call themselves Social Democrats and the fact that they bristle at the first, tells me they do not want to be refereed to as Socialist even with Democrat attached.


Apparently they see a big difference in being Social but not a Socialist.


https://www.vox.com/2015/10/31/96500...bernie-sanders

Denmark's prime minister says Bernie Sanders is wrong to call his country socialist

In the PM's speech, he warns that under his system, they have to be very careful as to not offer to much welfare as it could lead to a lack of incentive to work. If a society like Denmark can not instill that "personal responsibility" in it's citizens, their system will not work and IMHO, this can only happen in a more homogeneous society not the vast multiculturalism we have in our country. Our Democratic Socialists are more about "identity politics" and pitting one against another. The PM also spoke about the difficulties in allowing to many immigrants in that will to work for lower wages, up-setting the delicate balance of a welfare state as they call themselves.


We can't be Denmark for all the reasons I have just stated. Originally Posted by HedonistForever
I talked to several individuals while traveling in those countries I mentioned. Not one complained about the system. Are there downsides? Certainly. The one worry that people in the U.S. have as they approach retirement age is whether or not they will have enough money to get by. Their income will decrease, as mine did.

"The most frequently cited retirement fear is “outliving my savings.” Fifty two percent of all workers (young and old) say that they fear outliving their savings and investments, and 42% are concerned that they will not be able to meet the basic financial needs of their household." Jun 29, 2020

Again, I am not saying I support moving all-in to such a system. I am saying that Democratic Socialism, or whatever one wants to call it, seems to work very well in those countries where it is instituted and does not conflict with capitalism.
  • oeb11
  • 08-22-2020, 10:49 AM
Vote - biden ( a vote for Marxist harris ) - the last time you will ever need to vote.
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Repealing the prop would allow progressive approved systematic racism.
  • oeb11
  • 08-22-2020, 10:57 AM
Concisely written - TRBC!
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They hate white people. Originally Posted by friendly fred

they hate asians too.
they hate asians too. Originally Posted by dilbert firestorm
They are hateful motherfuckers, those leftists.
Hey Puke, you're the a-hole who needs to stfu.

You're also the "broke ass" who doesn't have two dimes to rub together, let alone $100k.

Stop projecting all of your failures and insecurities onto the rest of us.

As you know, we already had this convo. Your bullshit is old and tiresome.

It's a waste of effort to repeat myself over a gnat like you. Here's the link to the last time you were exposed as a complete fraud.

https://www.eccie.net/showpost.php?p...9&postcount=35 Originally Posted by lustylad
You busted the fucker on that string of posts, and you have busted him again. He is too stupid to learn.
Posted my response before reading your post. Luke's a strange one to pin.

Bravado. The flow and ease of his writing doesn't smell of Ivy. LESS believable indeed. Originally Posted by eccieuser9500
Very well stated and is the essence of why people think he is a joke. Ivy Leaguers wouldn't bother to respond with such weak diction and pound the table insisting they are Ivy Leaguers while they write like a semi-skilled tradesmen - not that there is anything wrong with that kind of honest labor! (Especially since they are the people that keep the world functioning)

I graduated from a public state university (albeit the finest one in the Southern Estados Unidos) so I can be coarse if I want to be...
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name one capitalist who embraces socialism .. go ahead ..

we'll wait

BAHAHAAAA Originally Posted by The_Waco_Kid
Took more than five minutes this time.

My Uncle Sam says he's a capitalist. But when he speculates all the family's money away, he's happy to receive life support from the rest of us to keep calling himself a capitalist.

And this guy, of course.

Mark Haefele, chief investment officer at UBS Global, says the rally on Wall Street and the recent fall in the US dollar are “being driven primarily by central bank policies of adding unprecedented liquidity to markets through renewed quantitative easing and ultra-low rates.”
Five factors behind the US stock market’s miraculous turnaround














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Took more than five minutes this time.

My Uncle Sam says he's a capitalist. But when he speculates all the family's money away, he's happy to receive life support from the rest of us to keep calling himself a capitalist.

And this guy, of course.



Five factors behind the US stock market’s miraculous turnaround


Originally Posted by eccieuser9500
as usual you fail the test.

BAHHAAAAAA
  • oeb11
  • 08-23-2020, 10:47 AM
Poor insecure 9500- wants a marxist government to take care of him and America - because he is not capable of taking care of himself as a Man.

Pathetic.