Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
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Making a list of questions that are not pertinent to the subject does not mean you are astute enough to avoid criticism. My point is that according to your list, it would not matter if the person was Dem or Repub, you would rate by personality flaws over ideology. That is not a politically partisan trait, but a popularity trait. Of course, if you pointed out those particular flaws in Trump based on your political difference and could not find any policy flaws, I guess it would be a stretch to make the claim that this could be partisan. So, to summarize......you don't know how to debate the partisan issue so you are talking out your @ss again. Forgive my rather frank manner of pointing this out to you. |
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As to the head of a corporation making 500x what an employee makes. First of all it is obvious that YOU were not the head of a corporation. By the way, I was not either. THINK-your did not get an offer. I did not either. REASON-you did not go after OR WORK your way up to that position. THE FACT IS YOU ARE NOT QUALIFIED FOR THE POSITION. Or at least no one knew your wanted the position or had a reason to place their faith in you increasing the profitably of the corporation. YOUR SOCIALIST VIEWS PROVES YOU ARE UNQUALIFIED TO RUN A MAJOR CORPORATION. Not only that, YOU are invested in the evil corporations that your criticize. If, you have a pension. If, you have an annuity. If, you have retirement funds-THEY ARE ALL INVESTED IN WHAT YOU SEE AS EVIL. |
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This is not as good as the prior post in answer to you, but folks like you who live in some dream world are the reason that socialism fails. When you run out of other people's money socialism is on the ropes. |
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True enough, I've never been a CEO, though much to your surprise, I have worked many years in the private sector. So I'll plead guilty that I'm not qualified to run a major corporation. Those facts put me squarely in the vast majority of American citizens. I'm happy enough there, thank you very much. As for democratic socialism as practiced in America, I can see you want nothing to do with that, so please stay off our roads and bridges, do not call our police, fire department, or EMS, don't expect our military to protect you if we are invaded, don't take your Social Security check, refuse Medicare, don't send your children to public school and universities, snowplow your own road to your own house, bury your own garbage in your back yard, keep out of the public library, put up your own streetlights, just to name a few. And by all means, don't vote. Thanks. That should relieve your conscience about being a socialist. |
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I want to give my most humble apology. I feel so worthless and uninformed because I've never started a business. Clearly you are a far superior person because you claim that you have. You got me. I've never been a CEO, but I can read and understand economic statistics. You know nothing about me, nor I about you. Now let me state the truth. Your pathetic schoolyard bully criticisms and playground taunts of me have absolutely no impact. Is that really all you've got? It simply demonstrates that you have no facts or rational argument to back up any of your opinions relative to the state of political partisanship in America today. Try some facts. Prove me wrong with data or reasoned opinions. Answer my questions about Trump, if you have the courage to be honest. |
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Thanks! Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G890A using Tapatalk |
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And your saying: "Your pathetic schoolyard bully criticisms and playground taunts of me have absolutely no impact." simply proves the opposite. Don't worry, I am sure that you are secure in your "safe room" so "bullying" shouldn't harm you there. |
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I think that it starts with the politicians at the top. Instead of simply agreeing that we have differences, politicians attach motives to the other side.
This has been going on for decades and the more it was done, the more the people actually believed what they were saying. Paul Ryan made a wonderful speech after the police officers were gunned down in Dallas last year. This represents the way that we should be thinking of each other and our opposition. Here's the speech. Quote:
Both of these people lost and most candidates who take this kind of attitude toward their opponents also lose. The problem is that most of the politicians understand that this is just politics and they are friendly afterward. Look at the nice things that President Trump said about Hillary at his inauguration luncheon. Most of the people actually believe that the opposition party are enemies of the country. I don't have an answer as to how to stop it. I only fear that it is going to get worse. |
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Probably depends on what happens with Donald John Trump over the next year or so. And if the politicians can start looking again at the US Constitution and the vision of some of them for this country. It was not for someone who thinks he is another King or has the makings of a King. How Donald Trump's Presidency Will Be Similar to the Tudor Reign of King Henry VIII
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