No Kings

[LSU-SIU]

Speaking of kings, you really are the king of projection. So much of the drivel you come out with is not even worth responding to it's so inane.

If Trump changed the Republican party for the worse, how would you describe what has become of the Democrat party in the last ten years? To support a party with an agenda that includes burning down cities, drag queens in schools, wide open borders, canceling anyone who opposes your viewpoint, and medical mandates including for children, among other wholesome things, is far beyond mindless.

Just to fill you in what you are dealing with Luther thinks a face diaper is going to stop him from getting a cold.

 

[LSU-SIU]

So you're fine for people to be refused treatment for lack of funds and go die on the street if no donation is available? That works some places but I hope we're better.

But that is exactly what is eventually going to happen anyway i.e. collapse.

You ran out of money long ago.

 

[DinkinFlicka]

What are you referring to? Yeah, I don't remember the "experts" saying anything about the 2000 bubble or the 2008 bubble, so yes many might have missed something.

If we were discussing the AI bubble, this would be a worthy response.

The discussion at hand is in regards to Trump's unprecedented macro geopolitical moves in terms if trade.

 

[C-south]

Speaking of marriage, it's interesting that.....
The states with the highest divorce rates are all red.
The states with the lowest divorce rates are all blue.
The states where the average age of first marriage is lowest are red.
The states where the average age of first marriage is highest are blue.

The Bipartisan Issue: How Divorce Rates & Political Parties Intersect | LoveToKnow

Divorce is a bipartisan problem. Let's decode how divorce rates and political parties intersect and what cultural trends the stats reflect overall.

www.lovetoknow.com

They must all keep invading the red states just to get divorced.

 

[hndog609]

Trump's a wannabe king. Biden was too but Trump's taking it further.

I think just about anyone running for POTUS has a ruler complex. That's why it's so common to hear the old "Wanting to be POTUS should be reason enough for that person not to be POTUS." bit. I don't think anyone that's been in a high federal office for any significant length of time isn't compromised. (and please note the inclusiveness in that statement)

 

[LSU-SIU]

If we were discussing the AI bubble, this would be a worthy response.

The discussion at hand is in regards to Trump's unprecedented macro geopolitical moves in terms if trade.

The same thing applies, throwing out "experts" is literally not a discussion. Bring the expert to discuss.

 

[BeardedVol]

So he destroyed the uniparty but we are now a uniparty?

You crack me up.

He trots out the "uniparty" nonsense whenever Republicans are doing something he doesn't like, then flops back to blanket support shortly thereafter.

 

[PEPPERJAX]

Speaking of marriage, it's interesting that.....
The states with the highest divorce rates are all red.
The states with the lowest divorce rates are all blue.
The states where the average age of first marriage is lowest are red.
The states where the average age of first marriage is highest are blue.

The Bipartisan Issue: How Divorce Rates & Political Parties Intersect | LoveToKnow

Divorce is a bipartisan problem. Let's decode how divorce rates and political parties intersect and what cultural trends the stats reflect overall.

www.lovetoknow.com

More shacking up for the win!!!!

 

[DinkinFlicka]

The same thing applies, throwing out "experts" is literally not a discussion. Bring the expert to discuss.

So again, we're at square one.

Trump must be privy to some sort of knowledge that everyone outside his sycophants must have never considered.

 

[McDad]

So you're fine for people to be refused treatment for lack of funds and go die on the street if no donation is available? That works some places but I hope we're better.

That's an impressive leap. Please review our convo and observe you have asked about both chronic and non life threatening conditions.

Hard enough to discuss in good faith when genuine. I find what you did here to be really disingenuous. May not be intentional on your part.

 

[LSU-SIU]

He trots out the "uniparty" nonsense whenever Republicans are doing something he doesn't like, then flops back to blanket support shortly thereafter.

I don't vote. Most people were not satisfied with what the Republican party was doing so they hired a Democrat. I would say most people that voted for Trump would strongly agree.

 

[McDad]

More shacking up for the win!!!!

Mormons have a very low rate of divorce compared to heathens and other religious groups.

 

[LSU-SIU]

So again, we're at square one.

Trump must be privy to some sort of knowledge that everyone outside his sycophants must have never considered.

It appears you're at square one because you don't really come out here to discuss.

 

[DinkinFlicka]

It appears you're at square one because you don't really come out here to discuss.

As opposed to your usual bouquet of contribution.

 

[EasternVol]

I think just about anyone running for POTUS has a ruler complex. That's why it's so common to hear the old "Wanting to be POTUS should be reason enough for that person not to be POTUS." bit. I don't think anyone that's been in a high federal office for any significant length of time isn't compromised. (and please note the inclusiveness in that statement)

That's valid. I guess we have to go back to Ford, maybe Carter, to find one that wasn't like that. But it's been getting a lot worse lately.

 

[EasternVol]

That's an impressive leap. Please review our convo and observe you have asked about both chronic and non life threatening conditions.

Hard enough to discuss in good faith when genuine. I find what you did here to be really disingenuous. May not be intentional on your part.

If charity isn't available and a poor has a life threatening condition, what's the plan?
It's not at all disingenuous.

 

[LSU-SIU]

As opposed to your usual bouquet of contribution.

I usually get straight to the point which can rub people the wrong way, but most of the big big financial problems are not going to be addressed or solved, and definitely not by the people here. (and I usually get to the point pretty quick as to the why)

 

[volbeast33]

A quick glance showed it to be per 1000 people.

It is a useless stat. I don’t know many infants that have gotten divorced.

 

[BeardedVol]

I don't vote. Most people were not satisfied with what the Republican party was doing so they hired a Democrat. I would say most people that voted for Trump would strongly agree.

Since when was actually voting required to support the actions of politicians of your preferred political party?

You yourself are a case in point.

 

[LSU-SIU]

Since when was actually voting required to support the actions of politicians of your preferred political party?

You yourself are a case in point.

Its not.

 

[hog88]

So you're fine for people to be refused treatment for lack of funds and go die on the street if no donation is available? That works some places but I hope we're better.

Were there people dying on the street prior to 1986 when the EMTALA was passed?

 

[BeardedVol]

It is a useless stat. I don’t know many infants that have gotten divorced.

The Republican Marriage Advantage: Partisanship, Marriage, and Family Stability in the Trump Era

The Donald Trump era has scrambled the relationship between partisanship and many of the most important social axes of American life—class, gender, region, and now even race and ethnicity. Since 2016, for instance, the White working-class has moved strongly into the Republican camp, the rich...

www.aei.org

 

[Majors]

Its all very good advertising for the next 100 years of Trump.

They're all working for Trump at this point.

Another bad look for the bad guys. It’s almost like they don’t want to get elected again.

Takes a special person filled with hate to bring Erika into it.

 

[EasternVol]

Were there people dying on the street prior to 1986 when the EMTALA was passed?

I wasn't paying attention. Who was paying then though?

 

[appvol]

The party of family values is "do as I say, not as I do" when it comes to marriage, birth control, abortion, etc, so those stats are not surprising.

The party that’s wants to use violence to get what it wants