President Trump Lies that 3,000 American Citizens Didn't Die

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Stew Cook said:
Right, hurricanes don't kill people.. wind, water, trees, roofs etc. kill people. The hurricane shaming is just getting out of hand.
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Whats the statute of limitations for natural disasters to kill people? A week? A month? Six months? A year? Bless your heart.
 
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FLVOL_79 said:
I went to Puerto Rico to help in hurricane relief. Did you? I saw what the problems were on the ground. Did you? I went all over that island delivering supplies from Central Florida. Did you? Puerto Ricans and their corruption are to blame.

Stay dumb.
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More power to you for helping. That being said, your opinion doesn't mean squat. Many officials from the US and Puerto Rico have said just the opposite of what you stated and I've read enough of your nonsensical ramblings and outright lies on this forum to know that you have absolutely no clue as to the difference between fact and fiction. Like Trump, you have zero credibility.
 
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FLVOL_79 said:
I went to Puerto Rico to help in hurricane relief. Did you? I saw what the problems were on the ground. Did you? I went all over that island delivering supplies from Central Florida. Did you? Puerto Ricans and their corruption are to blame.

Stay dumb.
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Do you work for fema or what group were you with?

Criticism of trump over Puerto Rico.

You sound like a real humanitarian. Read some of your own post and get off that high horse.

"turd world"
 
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Mick said:
Do you work for fema or what group were you with?
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lol no. I work for the FAA. Having extensive experience in austere conditions (military) I volunteered to assist with disaster relief and the restoration of various FAA facilities across the island.
 
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TN Ribs said:
More power to you for helping. That being said, your opinion doesn't mean squat. Many officials from the US and Puerto Rico have said just the opposite of what you stated and I've read enough of your nonsensical ramblings and outright lies on this forum to know that you have absolutely no clue as to the difference between fact and fiction. Like Trump, you have zero credibility.
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Yet the Ricans on the ground always said their was no one to blame but the "puerto rican officials" you speak of..because they are corrupt as #### and literally take all US aid (its humanitarian aid dont think otherwise) and hoard it for themselves instead of using it to fix the island.

Keep believing what "government officials" keep telling you. Good job thinking for yourself...
 
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FLVOL_79 said:
lol no. I work for the FAA. Having extensive experience in austere conditions (military) I volunteered to assist with disaster relief and the restoration of various FAA facilities across the island.
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There is no way you volunteered with your attitude toward that disaster. Do you really think anyone believes that you volunteered to go to a "turd world"
 
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Why do I get the feeling that a few of the posters in this thread probably believed CNN "experts" when they said Malaysia MH370 disappeared because of a "black hole".....
 
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Mick said:
There is no way you volunteered with your attitude toward that disaster. Do you really think anyone believes that you volunteered to go to a "turd world"
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Lol. I only did it for the money and free resort room and board.












ps..it was a TON of money! :D:D:D:);)

pss..I did it for Haiti a few years ago as well! $$$
 
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VolStrom said:
I predict that help will come much more swiftly to the Carolina's than it did PR after the upcoming hurricane blows over. The reason is A) They're actually attached to the lower 48 and B) They pay taxes.
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Hey Ricans pay taxes..just not federal taxes. In the grocery stores you have to pay a 10 cent tax for plastic bags................
 
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VolStrom said:
I predict that help will come much more swiftly to the Carolina's than it did PR after the upcoming hurricane blows over. The reason is A) They're actually attached to the lower 48 and B) They pay taxes.
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Hey, I had to look that up:

All employers and employees in Puerto Rice are subject to payroll taxes as imposed by the Federal Insurance Contribution Act (FICA), including Social Security, Medicare, and unemployment taxes. The Social Security and Medicare taxes are withheld from Puerto Ricans’ paychecks just as they are for workers living within the rest of the United States. The current Social Security tax rate is 6.2%, and the current Medicare tax rate is 1.45%. Puerto Rican employers must also pay unemployment taxes, the current rate for which is 6.0%. For low income workers, these taxes are more significant than income taxesbecause they pay a larger share of their income in payroll taxes than high income people do. Finally, the federal government taxes Puerto Ricans on any of their investments made in the mainland United States.

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FLVOL_79 said:
Hey Ricans pay taxes..just not federal taxes. In the grocery stores you have to pay a 10 cent tax for plastic bags................
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The good thing about the place is that it's not nearly as much of a crap hole as most of the other islands are in the Caribbean. If it wasn't for being a US territory, they'd be Jamaica or Haiti.
 
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Stew Cook said:
Hey, I had to look that up:

All employers and employees in Puerto Rice are subject to payroll taxes as imposed by the Federal Insurance Contribution Act (FICA), including Social Security, Medicare, and unemployment taxes. The Social Security and Medicare taxes are withheld from Puerto Ricans’ paychecks just as they are for workers living within the rest of the United States. The current Social Security tax rate is 6.2%, and the current Medicare tax rate is 1.45%. Puerto Rican employers must also pay unemployment taxes, the current rate for which is 6.0%. For low income workers, these taxes are more significant than income taxesbecause they pay a larger share of their income in payroll taxes than high income people do. Finally, the federal government taxes Puerto Ricans on any of their investments made in the mainland United States.

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Okay. So look up how much they pay in federal income taxes. You know the 1040 forms we all have to do every year. The thousands of dollars every month that the federal government collects from people that work at a real job.
 
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VolStrom said:
Okay. So look up how much they pay in federal income taxes. You know the 1040 forms we all have to do every year. The thousands of dollars every month that the federal government collects from people that work at a real job.
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you said they didn't pay taxes
 
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