Billionaire George Soros, a Hilary Clinton supporter, has given millions of dollars funding to the BlackLivesMatter movement, while that movement continues to disrupt rallies of Clinton's main contender, Bernie Sanders. Sen. Sanders has vocally opposed financial influence in politics for decades.
3218 2015-08-09 by NotEtreo
Soros gives money to BLM:
Soros supports Shillary:
http://huffpost.com/us/entry/4157242
Not going to include links to Sanders' statements on campaign finance and money in politics, because it should be spellbindingly obvious to everyone by now that he's constantly going on about it and he's 100% genuine.
243 comments
123 mageganker 2015-08-09
I'm gonna die of laughter if @deray endorses Hillary.
There is something so off about that guy. Came out of nowhere and took over the movement by hooking up and raising money with Ferguson locals. He never gets arrested, never gets majorly harassed and always lands interviews on big media. He even had a site where he got people to give him their cell phone numbers to receive a text of the Michael Brown jury decision. If you wanted to build a list of shit disturbers for the government what a great way to do it.
Compare him to someone like Bassem Masri who was arrested many many times and put in solitary for a week because of a traffic ticket. They cops harassed him so much he dropped out of protest scene.
I would bet my liver the government has at least a couple people embedded high up in the movement. Is it Deray? Maybe. Maybe not. But if we could bet that's who I'd put some money on.
edit: The next day...@deray is arrested by Homeland Security and placed in solitary confinement away from the other protestors.
https://twitter.com/zellieimani/status/630886392554520576
If this was a movie that's where his handler would meet with him.
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15 ProfWhite 2015-08-09
Considering anyone can literally rent a crowd now (which I think may have been involved here) I wouldn't be surprised if deray was controlled opposition in the slightest.
9 notacrackheadofficer 2015-08-09
Security agencies have many experts out there working as founders and organizers of ''dissent'' groups. That's an old game from ancient Chinese folklore and shit.
I accuse Stokely Carmichael and Angela Davis and Abbie Hoffman of being federal agents or CFR type agents.
Your boy there sounds like one.
I'm positive the Occupy thing was leapt upon by these expert movement leaders, from the UN, the feds, AND the elite cartels as a tactical furthering of their thousands of years old studies on how to control people in mass groups, of varying environments.
Right now, every single security agency interested in control, the secret elite squads, the feds, the cops, the social planners, the ''educators'' cough cough, UNESCO, view this unrest as super happy study and learn how to control more, fun time. These leaders of social unrest movements they train get to pull puppet strings dictated by orders from above.
In some civil disobedience groups, the training is complex, where one needs to know all about whales or seals or fracking chemical analyses. One must be aware of complex issues, and be able to speak about them.
In black oriented organizing, the game is much easier to play, as an undercover agent leader. That provocetuer shit is a distraction. The real agents are at the top of civil unrest orgs. Anyway, a black agent has to be black, and be sick of the man's bullshit, and be able to display anger about [list names, dates, places, times, how many shots fired, of police killings] ''This shit got to STOP!''
So easy to infiltrate.
What new ideas in black dissent organizing have cropped up since the 60s?
Nothing. Their movements are led by federal agents with amazing hypnosis based bamboozle plans that really fucking work. Bam fucking boozled.
Any black who even hints at anything I said would be lynched by their own people. In black civil disobedience culture, they never ferreted out any spies, or double agents, or anyone infiltrating any of the dozens of movements over the decades. In twisted black civil disobedience culture, every single ''leader'' must be respected and solumnly regarded in high praise, with no possibility of them working foir the man, or having been duped by the man.
Ishmael Reed is the greatest of the black American authors, and was one of Richard Pryor's best friends. Not random. edit http://www.amazon.com/Free-Lance-Pallbearers-Novel-Ishmael-Reed-ebook/dp/B00KAECHY8/ref=la_B000APFG2C_1_12?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1439214030&sr=1-12
4 Malak77 2015-08-09
Some say Alex Jones is actually an agent gathering his list of members/watchers.
3 notacrackheadofficer 2015-08-09
He's so fucking obvious. The emotional outbursts spell ''easy agent training''.
The black guy on the street yelling ''dey killin us!!'' is immediately trusted by all black activists. Alex's job is way more complex.
He's actually pretty good at it, the federal jesuit agent of whatever.
He's got millions of folks hoodwinked, both those with him, and against him.
3 Treebeezy 2015-08-09
Of course there are undercover. There always is in movements like this.
2 Veteran4Peace 2015-08-09
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2 gypsykush 2015-08-09
DeRay and Netaaaaaaaa were just arrested in STL. Very peaceful arrest for CD.
1 mageganker 2015-08-09
Interesting coincidence. Getting arrested definitely builds credibility, like how rappers that get shot sell more records.
State of emergency declared as well. It's all unfolding rather quickly.
2 gypsykush 2015-08-09
Aaaaand they (along with 55 others) were just processed and released by the U.S. Marshall service with only a summons. Lucky them. Almost too easy.
Edited to delete a letter
7 TwinSwords 2015-08-09
I love how you can fit any facts into your conspiracy narrative.
DeRay not arrested? Obviously a plot!
DeRay arrested? Obviously a plot!
DeRay process and released? Obviously a plot!
If he was killed, it would be "Obviously a plot!!111!"
Evidence-based reasoning; people really ought to check it out.
3 gypsykush 2015-08-09
I didn't espouse any theories. Chill out, man.
1 DjKnivez 2015-08-09
Agent provacateurs
1 aido46 2015-08-09
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118 RowdyRoddyPiper 2015-08-09
On this I'll agree with the Sanders people. Pure bullshit.
I still think he's far from ideal, but I appreciate people like him and (much moreso) Ron Paul for expanding the terms of the public forum
93 Kevo_CS 2015-08-09
I'd much sooner vote for Ron Paul or Bernie Sanders than probably any other candidate currently out there. And they're about as opposite as you can get on policy.
98 NotEtreo 2015-08-09
I think it speaks volumes about the state of America when people are struggling to pick between a libertarian and a socialist*.
43 Jeffreyrock 2015-08-09
It speaks volumes about the state of America when advocating for a constitutional government gets one labeled an extremist.
6 lf11 2015-08-09
To be fair, it was made by a bunch of violent revolutionary extremists back then.
4 SkepticalFaceless 2015-08-09
No. We won history so we get to write it. We were freedom fighters.
1 lf11 2015-08-09
Freedom is a violent revolutionary extremist cause!
40 financeaccount1234 2015-08-09
It's not that surprising. The parties represent a Hegelian dialectic. You chop up the issues that most people support to make them more or less equally attractive and split the vote, divide the people. Then you use one party to attack the middle class, the other party to attack the lower class. End of the day everyone gets fucked but no one knows how to fight back.
People often find themselves liking "extremists" from both parties because these are the people who focus on the things we all like about either party and drop most of the other crap that we don't. In other words, they are as close to genuine as you can be within the system; no one is allowed to be more than "half" good because they have to pick a party, but they can mostly drop the bad half. But these people not electable because the elections are rigged and politicians are not useful to the system unless their true intention is to implement things none of us like while paying lip service to a few things we do.
2 madmenonly 2015-08-09
Great insight. Divide and conquer is as old as civilization itself.
5 RMFN 2015-08-09
And the fifth column fascist establishment!
4 Puffy_Ghost 2015-08-09
Except Paul isn't a Libertarian and Sanders isn't a socialist. :/
14 Half_Gal_Al 2015-08-09
He has called himself one but I think it's ridiculous the wrap socialism gets. socialism is something we all live with the question is only how much. I doubt any high ranking republican who claims to hate socialism would try to turn the interstate or the school system completely private.
5 BusyPedro 2015-08-09
He can call himself what he likes but he's a Social Democrat, not a socialist
3 peacegnome 2015-08-09
I think, although I have been known to be wrong, that is it "rap" as in "rap sheet".
-8 FisherOfMen 2015-08-09
Stalin. Hitler. Castro. Mao. Pol Pot. Chavez.
What would be ridiculous is socialism NOT having a bad rap, after repeatedly spawning monster after monster after monster.
I know you guys like to argue Sweden, etc, but seriously, genocide on one hand, stagnation on the other, is NOT a good track record.
8 Lookingfortruths 2015-08-09
The thing is, socialism didn't cause these people to do what they did
5 Half_Gal_Al 2015-08-09
You can play that game with capitalists too the Saudi royals, Saddam Hussein, Noreiga, the contras and many other dictators the united states has supported.
2 lf11 2015-08-09
Or you could open your eyes and see the genocide directly perpetrated by our own government. Just ask any survivor. It's hard to find Indians these days, though.
2 Half_Gal_Al 2015-08-09
Yeah I could add that to the list me not having done so is not a case of closed eyes and where your from it may be hard to find natives but live in the western unites states and know plenty of natives and they would all say what happened to them is super fucked and I would agree with them.
5 WadeWilsonforPope 2015-08-09
Not exactly.... Most of those people were not even following socialist principles. There is a difference between communism and socialism by the way.
Do you think that people owning the companies they work for is a bad thing?
2 Gadfly360 2015-08-09
As has been now resolved, the varying numbers of deaths under the Stalin administration are a product of propaganda, and have hence been wildly exaggerated. The evidence found in Russian archives, opened up by the capitalist roader Yeltsin, put the total number of death sentences from 1923 to 1953, the post-Lenin Soviet Union, between 775,866 and 786,098.a To this we must add up the 40,000 who may have been executed without trial and unofficially.b If we add up the numbers, what we get achieve is 800,000 executions in a period of 36 years, less than the lives claimed by the dictatorship of the CIA-backed anti-communist Suharto in Indonesia in a time span of 2 years. This is not to say the deaths are to be condoned, but it raises an important question: if fewer lives have been claimed by the Soviet Union under Stalin than Suharto’s Indonesia, why is Stalin demonized to that extent when Suharto is rarely even known among pro-capitalists?
https://albertvalente.wordpress.com/
1 lf11 2015-08-09
That's grossly understating the death toll. Holodomir anyone? Man made famines?
I'm well aware of the roll of propaganda. How much do you know about Edward Bernays and his role in the Cold War?
1 Gadfly360 2015-08-09
If unintentional starving is taken into account capitalism still has the higher deathtoll by a landslide.
I know who Bernays is but don't know much about what role he played in the Cold War.
2 lf11 2015-08-09
The Holodomir was not accidental any more than the Irish potato famine.
It was Bernays who built the concept of Communism as being "bad" and something to be feared, as a tool to move popular sentiment against the Russians. Communism has been violently controversial since its inception, but we turned from being Russia's friend to being their deadly enemy, and that turn was deliberately manufactured.
1 Gadfly360 2015-08-09
There was never any proof that that is what the Soviets intended to do. I don't believe it was intentional as there was a food crisis throughout the Soviet Union at the time.
That's interesting that Bernays was instrumental in anti-communist propaganda. It has gotten so bad now that being anti-communist is seen as patriotic as seen by the MURICA subreddit.
2 lf11 2015-08-09
There was a food crisis. However, the crisis in the Ukraine was purposefully amplified, in retaliation for the Ukrainian dissatisfaction and growing isolationism inside the Communist sphere.
As for the general food crisis, what kind of food crisis happens at the exact same time that Russia exports record quantities of wheat and other crops? A failure of management to be sure, but the situation in the Ukraine was a tool to break the back of the Ukrainian resistance by starving the population.
It's not any worse now than it has been in the past. I recently helped clear out hundreds of pounds of old magazines and books from someone's cellar that dated back to the 50s and 60s. If anything, it's much tamer now. Much tamer. But because we're young, we don't have the experience to know that.
0 madmenonly 2015-08-09
Castro? Cuba has one of the best health care systems in the world believe it or not and also free university--It's a matter of perspective.
Although Hitler called himself a national socialst, he was in fact a fascist.
Those systems were not 100% socialist, they are a mixed system, just as the west is nowadays--just a matter of degrees.
-3 ReeferEyed 2015-08-09
Kind of weird as a non american, because around the world libertarian means socialist
2 lazer_nose 2015-08-09
It frustrated me for years, but I have come to accept it now. Let them have the term, they have been unable to co-opt 'Anarchism' at least.
1 ReeferEyed 2015-08-09
In the US they are also trying to take that term as well. The capitalists believe it means just being against governments and not all forms of rulers that extend into the private lives O individuals.
0 TwinSwords 2015-08-09
You really could not easily find two people in American politics who are farther apart, ideologically. They are on complete opposite ends of the political spectrum and advocate a completely opposite set of ideas. The fact that you would vote for either of them is kind of baffling.
4 dehehn 2015-08-09
I disagree. There are plenty of places where libertarians and socialists intersect, and specifically these two who are, as anyone, not strictly defined by their chosen label.
They both rail against the powerful interests controlling the major politicians of the country. They both talk about getting money out of politics.
They are both similar in terms of foreign policy, in avoiding military conflict as much as possible. They both opposed the PATRIOT Act and mass surveillance.
They diverge when they talk about the role of government in society: healthcare, minimum wage, SS, DOE, EPA and regulations across the board. These aren't small things, but they both want a government steered by the people and not a plutocracy. And the media owned by that plutocracy has not been kind to either.
If we could agree to reform the system and remove that control, at that point we can decide government's role in our lives.
1 Kevo_CS 2015-08-09
And I made sure to point that out. My point was that I'd rather vote for genuine candidate who don't bullshit around and know what they believe. People who aren't concerned with their career as a politician but rather what they feel is right. I can at least respect that even if I don't always agree.
0 TwinSwords 2015-08-09
Fair enough
14 ProfWhite 2015-08-09
He's far from ideal, but everyone else is farther.
Say he's "100" away from ideal. Well, every other candidate is infinity away from ideal. Except Hillary, as she's infinity times infinity away.
3 stonedandlurking 2015-08-09
...and then there's Donald Trump.
6 ProfWhite 2015-08-09
Infinity to the power of infinity.
4 Puffy_Ghost 2015-08-09
Plus 2.
3 HeavyNettle 2015-08-09
Plus 3
2 jerfoo 2015-08-09
And my axe!
10 drogean3 2015-08-09
also, this shit
Her
vs HER
2 Gadfly360 2015-08-09
They look very similar. Good work.
2 thedeadlyrhythm 2015-08-09
Holy shit.
7 Freqd-with-a-silentQ 2015-08-09
Even though Im a libertarian, I would not mind Sanders at the bully-pulpit. He's outside the status quo, and can make the flaws in our nation painfully obvious to the people. Now, I don't really agree with a lot of his solutions, but I know he cares enough to actually go through with them.
-6 Priceofmycoffee 2015-08-09
Ah yes, another "jew controlling the blacks" argument. Great job guys, let's break for lunch.
58 returnofthedok 2015-08-09
Not to mention the Clintons are long time friends with Donald Trump, and the friendship is well documented.
33 RMFN 2015-08-09
Controlled opposition is the best opposition.
18 68461674897051454980 2015-08-09
lol thats funny how you think the two sides are "opposing" each other
whether trump, clinton, obama, jeb bush, marco rubio, romney wins, the exact same shit will happen. all that changes is the spin they put on it before and after.
a prime example - illegal immigrants, or "undocumented immingrants" i guess we're calling them now. These will all be converted to real citizens at some point in the near future, no matter who is in office. All that will change will be the spin put on it.
It's like I write in every one of these "omg politics is corrupt!" threads on here -
There are people who benefit with billions, investing millions of $ and hundreds of hours into what they're doing and what they want done. Compare the drive and motivation of those people to the motivation of your average, overweight/obese american. They watch 2 debates on TV, get spoonfed their viewpoint from the "post debate analysis" (like it matters anyways), and then go back to american idol and eating mcdonalds. tomorrow at work they'll "debate" with "bible thumping racists" or "minority loving faggots", thinking they're accomplishing something. election day will come, they'll take the day off work, get a stupid sticker and wear it around like they did something, voting the way that could be predicted years before the "debates" or candidates were even announced. Then at night, every retard will huddle around their computer or tv waiting to see if "their side won". half will go to sleep happy, half depressed, all retarded
like most things in life, you get out what you put in. the same goes for politics. So i dont know why anyone with half a brain is surprised that the american public is being duped or manipulated... we don't care at all. we care as much as the CNN or 'The Daily Show with Jon Liebowitz' tells us to care, just enough to jerk off over, and then we move on.
it's gotten to such a level of retardation that there's no point trying to fight it or even get upset about it. it is what it is now, and you thinking you're one step ahead really means you're one step behind.
12 Torquing 2015-08-09
Written by someone who clearly thinks they are "one step ahead".
5 68461674897051454980 2015-08-09
how can you be one step ahead of the people at the front?
if theyre the ones deciding things years before it's even public, they're the ones that have been openly abducting, torturing and experimenting on their own citizens for more than half a century, and they're the ones storing and analyzing every email, phone call, and tweet you post, how can you be ahead of that?
all of us are at the back of the line, it's just most are too busy looking down at their bag of mcdonalds to even realize it. it could be different, but like we all know, people don't want to put in work and change things. easier to just complain (about what the news tells you to. Example - one lion shot in africa, national outrage for a month due to media coverage. meanwhile, 50,000 kids under 5 die per day in africa, nobody really cares. in all the time everyone spent crying over a lion, protesting, etc. they could have achieved a real result and just donated a $5 to prevent the 5,000 daily preventable malaria deaths of children in africa and moved on with their life and done something else with their time. but we know people like to cry)
1 Torquing 2015-08-09
I don't think I agree with you, but I don't think I understand everything you're saying either.
I'l tell you this. You sure covered a lot of ground in one post.
5 rocki-i 2015-08-09
In USA do you only get the choice of two candidates? Is there no option for a third party or independents vote?
1 Warphead 2015-08-09
Then everyone would have to bribe a third candidate.
0 king1124 2015-08-09
There are third parties and such, but they only really serve to take votes from either of the major party candidates.
4 professorbooty25 2015-08-09
This is the attitude that keeps the two party system fully in power. Untold tens of millions of people not voting for a 3rd party because they've all convinced each other to not do it.
2 king1124 2015-08-09
I'm just saying how it works.
1 professorbooty25 2015-08-09
Crabs in a bucket.
1 king1124 2015-08-09
Plus the electoral college votes are the only votes that really matter.
1 professorbooty25 2015-08-09
But, if they didn't follow the popular vote it would ruin the illusion. Right?
1 king1124 2015-08-09
Do they always follow the popular vote? I didn't think they had to.
1 professorbooty25 2015-08-09
They don't have to depending on state law. But if they didn't follow the popular vote the citizenry would freak out.
1 king1124 2015-08-09
True, it's still a weird concept for a "democracy".
1 Surferly91 2015-08-09
That happened before with bush and kerry. What happened? Nothing. That's what happened.
5 Nicklovinn 2015-08-09
How unfortunate in an 1984 way
4 professorbooty25 2015-08-09
Feels more like Brave New World to me.
1 th3h0lytr1n1ty 2015-08-09
Its a skillful blend of A Brave New World and 1984. We've got our doublethink, endless wars, soma (television, fast food, EDM festivals), a caste system based on income and familial ties, secret police (DHS/CIA), thought police (FCC, FBI and the Scientism hegemony) and New Speak ("Racism is Prejudice PLUS power"..)
1 RMFN 2015-08-09
Yet no word against power.
3 dovakin422 2015-08-09
Nail on the head.
1 Fupafever 2015-08-09
Just wanted to say, that was an awesome rant.
1 68461674897051454980 2015-08-09
hahaha thank you, it went on a little longer than i wanted
1 wyattman854 2015-08-09
It's controlled opposition because they're doing it to control the public. They probably already know the result of the fucking election, they simply do these things to pit the public against each other. I mean for fucks sake, have you seen how mad people get over each others music taste? People will argue about anything. They're taking advantage of that.
1 th3h0lytr1n1ty 2015-08-09
The elections are decided a long time before the voting starts. Presidents are tapped by elite inner circles in DC, London, Tel Aviv and New York they don't get elected
0 monstaHunta22 2015-08-09
Yessssss
1 wellitsbouttime 2015-08-09
is trump going after sanders too? I wouldn't think he would make a good ally for anything surgical or nuanced.
3 stormcrowsx 2015-08-09
I've not heard anything from Trump that would make me believe that he was going after Bernie. Also Trump and the Clinton's are only friends in the sense that Trump gave them money for favors, something he has said himself.
35 The_Free_Marketeer 2015-08-09
I don't even like sanders political stance but it seems to be a connection here. In a perfect world there would be an investigation and arrest for political corruption... In a perfect world...
2 aletoledo 2015-08-09
If it was illegal to lie and manipulate regarding politics, then all the politicians would be in jail. I think everyone understands that they all do it, but pretend that they don't see it. Kinda like how people pretend that Velveeta is actually cheese.
1 The_Free_Marketeer 2015-08-09
Hence the "in a perfect world".
-2 joemedic 2015-08-09
What don't you like about it? Honest question, I don't like his stance on $15 an hour.
4 The_Free_Marketeer 2015-08-09
I don't like social democratic government. If I labor and earn money then nobody else has the right to take it for redistribution.
I'd be fine with it if money was a public utility issued by the treasurer based on economic productivity. Those who couldn't work would get the required amount to eat, get medical treatment and be housed with enough extra to have leisure time.
In a system where money was handed out on a merit basis then a nation would have legitimate reason to educate, keep healthy, and happy the population.
Socialist systems can't work with money issued by private entities. It definitely could if it were a public utility.
2 joemedic 2015-08-09
Great answer.
2 dmb7060 2015-08-09
I never understood the 'no one has the right to take my money and redistribute it' argument. Money is a tool or a means to an end that's supposed to buy quality of life and happiness right? So instead of looking at yourself, the lone tree, look at the country as a forest- a whole that you are trying to keep healthy and happy.
The idea is that its a statement of priorities- is it more important to let a super rich Multi billionaire CEO have an extra $5 million in tax breaks or could our country use that $5 million in tax loopholes to help poorer people be able to afford college . Basically, is it morally more important to the country as a whole to have our economic priorities be things like letting the CEO of the Bank of America pay $0 in taxes and yet get $1.9 billion in tax refund OR do we try and have the super rich contribute more to the collective well being of the country and guarantee that people like this guy - who has keloids all over his body and face (who currently has been trying to raise money for an operation for months because his insurance won't cover it for being 'cosmetic')- are able to get free health care.
I say this as someone who comes from a family that is near the top of wealth in this country and someone who has also lived in the UK, where my friends could go get medicine they needed for free, and where college was several thousand dollars a year rather than $40k or more.
2 The_Free_Marketeer 2015-08-09
All you need to understand is that if you worked for something nothing gives another the right to take it from you.
Not an individual or a group of individuals calling themselves a government.
The privatization of capital is the reason the world is in this current state. Making capital a publicly available right does away with elitism and classes.
The harder you work the more you earn, your time is paid for versus exploited as is currently the system the world works under.
A country that depresses and subjugates its citizens ability to produce in favor of a few at the tops benefit would be weaker than a nation that promotes citizens health and well being equally.
Private banks are parasites that breed parasites within all social institutions.
Think about it.
-1 dmb7060 2015-08-09
That's where the whole issue lies though. CEOs make five HUNDRED times what their workers do. Are they working 500 times harder? Absolutely not. Are teachers who bust their ass and get <$50,000 a year working 100 times less hard than an NBA player, whose average salary is $5 million? If how hard you worked was directly correlated to pay, then people who come from low income families could just work hard and then be rich, but that's obviously not the case.
And more importantly what people like Bernie sanders is advocating for is not to give poor people more money directly. It's to help people with health care like that guy in the video, and college- so that money isn't such a barrier to education or getting giant life-ruining cysts off of your face . Seriously, please take a minute and put yourself in this guys shoes and try to empathize:
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ZhdPIt-DdOg
0 The_Free_Marketeer 2015-08-09
And another thing fuck your emotionally manipulative comment implying I lack empathy for the less fortunate. If you could comprehend what I stated then you'd know it is the MOST empathetic way to run society.
-1 dmb7060 2015-08-09
Jesus dude. No need to get angry. I'm done with trying to reasonably discuss differences of opinion, not interested in a shouting match
-2 The_Free_Marketeer 2015-08-09
Seriously read what I fuckin wrote and don't argue based on your misunderstanding. If you wanted to make a point about your sanders support then do it separately from my points.
Social democratic policies do not address the god damned issues of inequality and corruption in social institutions or society.
Getting currency out from under the control of private banks does. Fuck.
1 RMFN 2015-08-09
Love you.
1 andr50 2015-08-09
Yea, but I'll have a better quality of life if I cut down all the trees around me so I have a better view.
Also, I need all the water so I can keep the plants healthy, but continue to cut them in case they look too healthy
E: Please don't tell me I need a /s on this.
1 Gadfly360 2015-08-09
What you want is what the elites want. A completely privatized government with no social programs whose only job is to enforce the law(which the corporations write). You are not in opposition to them.
3 The_Free_Marketeer 2015-08-09
No not even slightly. Read what I wrote.
At this moment the money I earn through my own labor is reduced through taxation to fund social programs and service debt on interest caused by governments borrowing capital from private banks.
I think private banks should be dissolved and their function handled by individual countries treasury departments.
This way a country can issue currency on a merit based system of labor. The more economic production a worker puts in the more currency they are issued.
In the cases of disability, and inability to produce economically then the government would issue the vital currency directly to those individuals and families so as to provide a comfortable quality of life.
There would be no need to tax citizens if the government issued a debt free currency tied to GDP.
Instead the govt would have the incentive to actually promote a physically and mentally healthy population versus a competitive, aggressive, and divided population of narcissists like America currently.
The loans made to govt are paid by its citizens but the citizens didn't secure these loans. Citizens ask for safety, security, and liberty.
What we get from the current system is exploitation, govt terrorism, and fascism.
Businesses would be better able to plan and budget in a debt free currency system. Instead of navigating a 75,000 page tax code and competition killing regulations they could spend their energy on their products.
The silk road demonstrated this principle with bit coin as its debt free decentralized currency.
The products from silk road were dependable and high quality (no pun intended). The sellers on silk road had the incentive to provide excellent service and quality due to their market being free to express their likes and dislikes publicly and without intervention.
They weren't given tax breaks for backroom deals or future favors and thus they competed with each other to win consumers with quality and customer service.
Regulations should only address the businesses operating consequences. If a products production causes environmental or health damage then the regs would demand the biz change or lose their charter and get dissolved.
The profit motive is the killer of sound and safe business practices. Take the profit motive away and replace it with customer satisfaction motive and winner winner chicken dinner.
Also without favors being able to be handed out the regulations that are on the books could be enforced and actually do what they were intended to do.
Lastly I'd just like to say, competition is great in sports, product creation, and with yourself. Competition with others for the right and comfort to live is fucking horrible.
1 RMFN 2015-08-09
I would vote free marketer!
1 The_Free_Marketeer 2015-08-09
Haha, thanks.
1 coolcoolawesome 2015-08-09
Why?
2 joemedic 2015-08-09
I finished two years of school to make less than 15 and I'm a firefighter paramedic. Why would anyone want to go to school for anything less? If they had a way to make sure everyone made more than cool but that hasn't been figured out. McDonalds has already started replacing people with computerized ordering systems. Family owned businesses can't afford it. The whole thing just seems forced and unpolished.
3 coolcoolawesome 2015-08-09
I would argue that you should be paid much more for the services you provide.
1 joemedic 2015-08-09
Agreed. I forgot where but currently ems employees in another state are doing just that.
1 robert9712000 2015-08-09
Wouldn't that put the original low wage earner in the same situation they were in from the start? If you raise everyone's wages then the cost of business will go up. That extra cost will be passed on to the price of the product they are selling to pay for the increased cost of doing business. So while the low wage employees wages go up, their buying power remains the same.
1 RMFN 2015-08-09
Wages need to be indexed to inflation to off set the loss of capital. What you describe is a long term effect. People are being robbed of what they deserve through taxes, low interest rates, and rampant inflation.
1 Cenethle 2015-08-09
If I may interject his proposal is the 15 dollar min wage by 2020.
1 joemedic 2015-08-09
What about the rest of us who bettered ourselves though? Don't get me wrong as of right now I'm all aboard the Bernie train, this is just the one thing I don't agree with. I'm willing to take the bad with the good.
3 andr50 2015-08-09
I'm so tired of this entitlement. You don't get a bonus just because you've been mistreated. You've already been held at the bottom of what it takes to live, and you just don't know it because they artificially have the 'minimum' far below where it should be.
You should be supporting the wage increase specifically to use as a bargaining chip for a better wage yourself.
0 joemedic 2015-08-09
I already commented on your last point in this thread. I already agree that ems professionals need to fight the same fight. Also, it's not entitlement. It's being paid for your contribution to society. And quite frankly a typical fast food employee isn't worth as much as a firefighter or paramedic let alone someone who is both.
2 Cenethle 2015-08-09
Fast food workers may not be worth as much as ems, but they aren't worth 7.25. They COULD BE worth 15, and that goes to show how much EVERYONE is getting the short end of the stick. Ems workers are making what fast food workers should be making right now.
1 joemedic 2015-08-09
Can't disagree with that
1 andr50 2015-08-09
And again, that speaks more to the professionals wages being artificially kept low, to not match where their skills should be.
1 joemedic 2015-08-09
So I'm not allowed to feel the way I do?
2 andr50 2015-08-09
Some people think the earth is only 6000 years old. They're allowed to think whatever they want - that doesn't make it any less wrong.
0 joemedic 2015-08-09
Awful rebuttal but ok.
1 andr50 2015-08-09
Well, you're using an opinion against economic statistics, and I don't really feel like arguing on the internet.
1 joemedic 2015-08-09
No one's arguing, were discussing. We don't know exactly how this will effect the economy, we can make educated guesses that's it. It needs time to get the statistics you talk of.
1 RMFN 2015-08-09
All price controls should be abolished.
1 Cenethle 2015-08-09
Would that benefit the United states as it stands right now?
25 northamerimassgrave 2015-08-09
"I had a Sarah Palin button on backpack" Who is BLM's Marissa "Johnson" Jenae?
24 know_comment 2015-08-09
this has soros written all over it. so does the blocktheboat protest in portland.
22 semi_modular_mind 2015-08-09
One of the blm protesters was at the blocktheboat protest. Except she was Palestinian then. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CL8u2yeUAAEpox9.jpg:large
8 Nogoodsense 2015-08-09
wait whaaaaaaat...background please.
Edit: This
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2 Nogoodsense 2015-08-09
yeah found it shortly after commenting. thanks.
5 know_comment 2015-08-09
that's funny, but wearing a khafi does not mean she is palestinian. It does generally signify unity with that social justice cause though.
I don't have any problem with the concept or methods of either of these protests, but I do wonder whether this is another subversive soros coopted movement like those black blocers that always end up causing trouble at trade conferences that make the rest of the peaceful protesters look bad.
Reddit's reaction to the black live matter campaign has not been particularly sympathetic and I think we're seeing some serious race baiting building.
6 semi_modular_mind 2015-08-09
I was just repeating what I saw on twitter, apparently she was claiming so but take it with a pinch of salt. At face value I support the concept of BLM (and I also support Palestine) but I really don't agree with the way they interrupted the Sanders speech. I think it's disgusting behavior, as is inciting violence at a peaceful protest, especially if it's paid for by big money with political motivations.
http://imgur.com/gallery/yEJjO
22 PlotinusGallacticus 2015-08-09
The elite class politically assassinated Ron Paul last election via the media, but inadvertently cemented a libertarian movement permanently into place. I'm sure they learned their lesson and will be assassinating Bernie with covert grass roots forces, lest they also have to deal with a permanent Democratic Socialist movement.
5 wellitsbouttime 2015-08-09
I'd love to see one establish itself but occupy didn't do much of anything.
11 NotEtreo 2015-08-09
Occupy was hijacked by tumblr SJWs (not even kidding - Google the Progresive Stack) but in Sanders and Warren the social democratic movement has firmly-established figureheads. I think it'll be fine.
1 wellitsbouttime 2015-08-09
President Warren. I do like the sound of that.
1 RMFN 2015-08-09
Ugh the privilege of the progressive stack.
1 PlotinusGallacticus 2015-08-09
I don't agree. When's the last time an unapologetic socialist made waves running for president?
The media has inundated us with stories about how occupy failed, likely because they want occupiers to become apathetic and give up. Occupy and the Ron Paul revolution both have made significant impacts on politics IMO.
1 wellitsbouttime 2015-08-09
ron paul revolution morphed in to the tea party, funded by Coch brother money. I'd say that was significant. Occupy has.... well yeah.
18 MikeSemicolonD 2015-08-09
This is exactly how I felt about the situation when it happened the first time. With Bernie Sanders getting shoved aside by these protesters. Protestors on racism wouldn't be this stupid.
26 noobprodigy 2015-08-09
You underestimate the stupidity of people who seek attention.
5 wellitsbouttime 2015-08-09
and when angry people get in groups. self-righteousness has always been dangerous as fuck.
1 MikeSemicolonD 2015-08-09
It doesn't make sense to shove Bernie aside like that, especially when he is on their side. What's the point of getting up on stage? Just to say, "Hey! We exist and we care! Unlike this white supremacist politician over here, that we clearly know nothing about"?
2 RMFN 2015-08-09
Not pushing Hillary aside. Hmmm..
6 gearhead454 2015-08-09
How much has he given Trump?
8 Red_means_go 2015-08-09
LOL... nothing, I guarantee it.
4 therightgeek 2015-08-09
I tried to repost this on /r/SandersForPresident and got an automatic response saying "Hi. It looks like you are looking for discussion related to #BLM. Given today's events and the ensuing flood of content regarding said event, we are redirecting all content to a relevant Megathread. Please click here to be taken to said megathread, so you can continue the discussion without overwhelming the new queue." I can't even find it in the Megathread.
0 NotEtreo 2015-08-09
Odd, I think it's a shame they've instituted a mega thread though. What point does it serve? The front page will be clogged for like a day, but he's on a great run and it won't damage his campaign or anything.
Ah well. There's really very little he could do about it. Can't criticise them for being shills, because then he's just whitesplaining and condoning the death of Mike Brown (who was a violent thief, for christ's sake).
10 orthocanna 2015-08-09
Yes, violent criminals should be put down like dogs by a powerful, militarised police force or by armed vigilantes. That sounds like law and order to me, and that definitely sounds like something to aspire to.
6 NotEtreo 2015-08-09
Contextually, shooting Michael Brown was justified IMO. Other cases like Sandra Bland and Eric Garner have been inexcusably handled, and are appalling, but I don't think Brown fits into that bracket.
9 AmadeusK482 2015-08-09
Kinda sad no one remembers that old fat man in South Carolina (I think) that was shot in the back barely running faster than a crippled person
4 RMFN 2015-08-09
Shot in the back treated like an animal.
4 HerroimKevin 2015-08-09
He doesn't, but he was the straw that broke the camels back. It represented the issues that people in that community face. Just an unfortunate face to the struggle.
2 OneOfDozens 2015-08-09
Did you read the other report the DOJ did on Ferguson? The one regarding all the horrific treatment of minorities and the poor in the town? All the way through the justice system and into city hall
3 NotEtreo 2015-08-09
I'm talking about one individual.
0 orthocanna 2015-08-09
We agree then. Murdering citizens in the street is justified, as long as you can come up with a good enough reason.
4 slick_bridges 2015-08-09
Self-defense on this one for sure. The whole "hands up don't shoot" statements by his friend came out to pure BS. All eyewitnesses (including African Americans) backed the officers statements. The media played this one up and sounds like the propaganda worked on you.
-4 orthocanna 2015-08-09
of course the propaganda worked on me. i fully support our glorious leader's right to chose when we live or die without so-called "due process" that bleeding heart liberals are always going on about. if i leave the house and appear to have committed a crime, i expect to be murdered where i stand rather than arrested and taken to a court of law so that a jury of my so-called peers can review evidence and make a decision based on the law and presumption of innocence.
i am concerned that you are showing a dangerous lack of support for the state comrade, perhaps you should attend re-education?
5 slick_bridges 2015-08-09
Have you even looked into the case? The guy (not kid) was shot while bull-rushing the officer after he had already assaulted him. Eyewitnesses and autopsy verify this. Self-defense. Case closed. It's ok to admit you were wrong.
1 vivalapants 2015-08-09
You know that sounds ridiculous right? You honestly believe he rushed the officer while he had his gun out? I thought he was trying to take it from the car. I thought he was reaching into his waist band? I mean I guess if you throw enough hyperbole police phrasing people eventually believe some of it.
1 slick_bridges 2015-08-09
Attacked him while he was getting out of the car.
1 orthocanna 2015-08-09
and it's okay to put people down as long as you wear a pretty costume :)
0 RMFN 2015-08-09
Bitch who said that was not even a witness. http://www.thesmokinggun.com/documents/unmasking-Ferguson-witness-40-496236
-3 slick_bridges 2015-08-09
Ehhh... name calling, really? Grow up. Guy just robbed a convenience store and then attacks the cop when confronted moments later. If I have my gun on me and you come at me, you are getting shot. I agree 100% that police unfairly target blacks, just not in this case. What about Walter Scott in South Carolina? That was murder and attempted cover-up caught on camera!
1 RMFN 2015-08-09
He deserved due process not a summary execution.
1 I_I_I_I_ 2015-08-09
There's brigading going on over there, outside forces and such. If this is as much as they can smear Sanders, you gotta know he's the right candidate.
3 outfor1 2015-08-09
someone needs to make a timeline with pictures and info snipits found on these two paid protesters to really bring it together kinda thing ---H---H---H---{ }
3 macsenscam 2015-08-09
Yea, and don't forget the Phoenix rally that they showed up to and disrupted last week.
3 psychedelicjourney 2015-08-09
I'm not an American, but I do follow the politics over there more than my own country. Anyone who votes for Clintons and such just doesn't want the good of the citizens or are very ignorant towards politics.
3 paulasanders 2015-08-09
Soros is a master in setting up the scams
3 massinsectization 2015-08-09
Hired thugs
2 bluekhakis 2015-08-09
George Soros also collaborated with the Nazis.
2 Randomonius 2015-08-09
From what I understand that racist lady is with a group that just wanted to disrupt ANY speech??
Is there more to this story?!
2 cj5 2015-08-09
The protest in Seattle seemed a bit off. The one person who has proven his worth in fighting for equality and civil justice, is being targeted by a black rights group? You know why it doesn't make sense? Because money has driven BLM to defeat itself.
You know I thought it I was doing enough to not vote for Hillary. Now I'm going to contribute to tearing her campaign to shreds.
2 bobfacepoo 2015-08-09
Any blowback Bernie gets is certainly unjust, but on reddit at least it seems most people just hated BLM for it, which is a good thing.
2 5ColorRevolutions 2015-08-09
Allegedly, G.S. spent 40 million dollars to support the out of town professional protestors arrival in Ferguson.
Apparently, Soros made his first fortune by helping the Nazi's in his neighborhood locate other Jewish community members and where they hid their monies. Soros left when things were looking bad for his sponsors and fled when his horde to London.
As a boom and bust investor in various unstable governments, Soros has unscrupulously taken advantage of international chaos to make his billions. In his autobiog Soros claims he enjoys destroying governments, destabilizing countries and hurting the little people and playing god. The USA is firmly in Soros' target picture.
2 Sumner67 2015-08-09
Well DUH!!!! Most of these protests involving blacks have involved paid protestors. Remember in Ferguson when people started bitching about "not getting paid"? OWS had paid union members, etc. the list goes on and on. Let's not forget the shitstorm just a few weeks ago with O'Malley and BLM people to the point he had to actually apologize for saying "All lives matter"?
You think this is anything different?
2 Lo0seR 2015-08-09
Over 2500↑ front page from this sub, times are changing.
1 tooterfish_popkin 2015-08-09
It would have been smart for Sanders to hire the people to disrupt his speech because this has given him more support than anyone. I doubt it's true. Just a theory.
1 Frogtarius 2015-08-09
Soros sounds like a cunt.
1 CarlWellsGrave 2015-08-09
Every BLM person I know hates Hillary Clinton.
1 ronin1066 2015-08-09
So how many rallies have been disrupted?
4 David_Kleinfeld 2015-08-09
Two so far. The other was in Phoenix.
1 lolurwack 2015-08-09
OP doesn't even know how to spell Hillary. =/
2 NotEtreo 2015-08-09
Not my fault, I'm a dirty foreigner.
1 lolurwack 2015-08-09
LOL it's all good I just hate that it takes credibility away from your good work
1 KhanneaSuntzu 2015-08-09
Ahh and that was fucking predictable.
1 theBrineySeaMan 2015-08-09
I think I mentioned the other day that one potential source for this blm/bernie incident was hildog
1 sh2003 2015-08-09
Didn't that woman on the stage belong to another group and was found out that she wasn't black? It was somewhere on twitter..
Edit link
1 osirus2010 2015-08-09
Let's be real opposing the financial influence in our political sphere is just futile. Politics is so influenced by finances it's not even funny. Just look at AIPAC it's the most powerful lobby group and it's for another country FFS
1 endprism 2015-08-09
Sorros has been a longtime funder of radical protests in order to overthrow many governments. He's spurred the Ferguson riots and gave 33+ million dollars to fund the black lives matters. They won't ever interrupt a Hillary event because George Sorros has her in the bag.
1 DjKnivez 2015-08-09
Soros = the Koch brothers from a different political angle
1 TwinSwords 2015-08-09
There is nothing in that article saying Soros gave monety to BLM, much less "millions."
OP just made that up. It's a flat out lie.
1 NotEtreo 2015-08-09
0 TwinSwords 2015-08-09
Even if this article is accurate, which I doubt, it doesn't say he gave "millions" to Black Lives Matter - and you know it. You can read it as well as I can.
1 NotEtreo 2015-08-09
Can't you read the title and subtitle? It's right there.
1 TwinSwords 2015-08-09
Actually, no, it says "groups that embolden activists. That's a pretty ill-defined and broad category. It definitely does NOT specifically say BLM. Why would you interpret those words to specifically mean BLM?
1 lolurwack 2015-08-09
funny how huffpost deleted the link u linked to
1 NotEtreo 2015-08-09
That's shifty as fuck.
0 SnoodDood 2015-08-09
I honestly think it's too much of a stretch to just go on and imply that BLM is being paid to disrupt Bernie in any way intentional enough to be called a conspiracy. What I see are like 2 coincidences that aren't at all improbable.
-1 samsterlicious 2015-08-09
politics were fucked up before the financial influence. the system was rigged long before braaaah
-2 Burkasaurus 2015-08-09
Bringing blacks into this country was the single biggest mistake we have ever made.
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1 SovereignMan 2015-08-09
Rule 10. Removed.
-1 Burkasaurus 2015-08-09
Its true though.
2 5triangles1pentagon 2015-08-09
Guess you shouldn't have built your nation on the backs of slaves then.
-2 Burkasaurus 2015-08-09
I'm fairly certain the economic impact of slaves in the United States was not critical.
-3 5triangles1pentagon 2015-08-09
Haha, "was?" Try "is." You've got a millions-strong labor force today essentially being forced to work for free. It's been that way since the very beginning.
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-2 lemn7 2015-08-09
Poor Bernie, it's not like everyone knew this would happen. He's just such a victim, trying to empower the black plague to destroy society and all.
-2 ejpusa 2015-08-09
Soro's is kind of a cool guy. He's been pushing for legalization for decades.
BLM is all right by me (old, white guy).
You're going to have few crazies. Move on.
They know Social Media, more power to them.
Malcom was the guy. Wow! :-)
Think he would support Bernie. Like 100%.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hhg6LxyTnY8
BY ANY MEANS NECESSARY
"Recently when I was blessed to make a religious pilgrimage to the holy city of Mecca where I met many people from all over the world, plus spent many weeks in Africa trying to broaden my own scope and get more of an open mind to look at the problem as it actually is, one of the things that I realized, and I realized this even before going over there, was that our African brothers have gained their independence faster than you and I here in America have. They've also gained recognition and respect as human beings much faster than you and I. Just ten years ago on the African continent, our people were colonized. They were suffering all forms of colonization, oppression, exploitation, degradation, humiliation, discrimination, and every other kind of -ation. And in a short time, they have gained more independence, more recognition, more respect as human beings than you and I have. And you and I live in a country which is supposed to be the citadel of education, freedom, justice, democracy, and all of those other pretty-sounding words. So it was our intention to try and find out what it was our African brothers were doing to get results, so that you and I could study what they had done and perhaps gain from that study or benefit from their experiences."
-3 Priceofmycoffee 2015-08-09
Ah yes, another "jew controlling the blacks" argument. Great job guys, let's break for lunch.
3 NotEtreo 2015-08-09
I didn't even know Soros was a Jew. Why do you want to read race into everything? Seems fishy to me.
-4 -novac- 2015-08-09
So support Rand Paul, then. He's been speaking out against financial influence in politics for years, too, but he also doesn't want government controlling your life or your finances, unlike Sanders. Win-win situation...unless you somehow think its morally justifiable to institute socialism and vote yourself more of other individuals' money and force them under the will of the collective.
2 NotEtreo 2015-08-09
I don't support anyone, I'm English. Just reporting the facts.
-11 SistaSabuda 2015-08-09
Disrupting things with secret service protection and hand-picked audiences is much more difficult. It may just be her paranoia that had prevented it from happening to get thus far. Finding a BLM idiot that likes Clinton is like trying to find a unicorn.
-22 facereplacer3 2015-08-09
I'm glad the left is finally starting to call out Soros (after constantly crying about the Koch Brothers) but it still doesn't change the fact that Sanders is awful.
2 kamandriat 2015-08-09
wut
-3 facereplacer3 2015-08-09
You bedwetters on the left cry "Koch brother" constantly and never mention Soros. And Sanders is a complete moron when it comes to economic policy. Or we can just be like Greeze or Venezuela (or any other socialist nation) where socialism worked out sooooooo well.
Vote me down all you want. You're just like any of the brainwashed fulls throughout reddit. This is the same shit we heard about when Obama ran in '08. The same fucktards are convinced "Bernie is the hope and change!"
Please.
3 kamandriat 2015-08-09
You're not going to go anywhere with anyone trying to shame them.
I would urge you to do your own independent research, and stay away from blogs and opinions. Now I don't know 100% of Bernie's policies, but most of them, and especially the ones he campaigns on, are economically sound and supported by many economists.
As far as socialism goes, its more of an ideal rather now than anything. Greece and Venezuela are both capitalist, however certain policies are of a socialist persuasion. Guess what, we've had policies of socialist persuasion for a very long time too, and just like us, those 2 have more going on than just policies. It would be wrong to say those 2 countries are the epitome of socialist design, in a vacuum, and their socialism ideals is what did them in - because its not.
The Koch brothers are probably the most visible in regards to monied person interest corrupting our government. That is why Koch is the popular go-to when identifying the issue. His policies would affect Koch and Soros alike - the goal is to remove special interest, the American public should just about be their only interest.
-1 facereplacer3 2015-08-09
Not socialist countries? Really? I study this stuff virtually every day, for a good portion of the day. Read Mises, Hayak, Bastiat, Friedman, or any of the economists and political thinkers out there on this issue. Socialism is a wormy, vile, and dishonest system because fairness is relative and forced redistribution is morally reprehensible.
Tell me where his arguments are flawed as it pertains to socialism?
1 kamandriat 2015-08-09
This was my point: there is no epitome of a socialist country like there can't be an epitome of a libertarian or free trade country. They are all fundamentally capitalist, but may have specific policies that reflect an ideal.
So given that, and given that i n our melting pot of a country, we have persuasions of every direction. You may not want to throw out the socialist things like roads, police or education simply because of the label socialist.
I'm not going to sit here and lecture you why a certain ideal is better or worse than the other, because that's futile.
The issues are important, not the buzzwords. United we stand, divided we fall. Do not fall prey to those who wish to divide us.
0 facereplacer3 2015-08-09
All I'm saying is Bernie is this election's repeat of 2008 and Obama. You're all kidding yourself if you think Bernie is some savior, especially since more socialism is the exact opposite of what this country needs right now.
2 kamandriat 2015-08-09
I'm not saying he's the Messiah, but his biggest issues (wealth inequality and campaign finance reform) are my biggest issues. He has the integrity to do it as well. I would be hard pressed to find anyone with those values and the electability Bernie has.
We supporters are not some caricature that pundits would like to paint us as, my local organizer group is about as diverse as one could imagine. Liberal, conservative, multiracial, older, younger, well off, poor, etc.
1 facereplacer3 2015-08-09
Anyone who believes a socialist can save this country is a caricature to me. We need someone who will address the roots of our problems. Not hack at the branches.
2 americannorwayguy 2015-08-09
What did he vote against or for that caused an issue when it was/wasn't passed? Name one thing.
0 facereplacer3 2015-08-09
Debt ceiling, aid for Israel, socialist programs of all sorts. I mean, c'mon. This is not hard to find info.
0 facereplacer3 2015-08-09
Your hero.
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7 PussyCrust 2015-08-09
Actually what? You are a toolbag, kid. Get off the Internet.
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12 PussyCrust 2015-08-09
First of all, I'm not a shill for Bernie Sanders as I am not even an American, so I don't exactly care who wins your presidency.
Second of all, no, he doesn't have dual citizenship with Israel. Please try not to get your information from Facebook posts.
Anybody that's not a pure American shouldn't be elected? OK then. Which Native American are you voting for?
-1 chasemuss 2015-08-09
Native Americans came over from Asia...
2 PussyCrust 2015-08-09
Haha yeah I know that, but I guess it's a sort of "who was there first?" thing. Certainly the people who rule over America now are not actually "American". I don't really want to go deep down that road though, 'cause I know you people can get brutal with all this stuff. I'll just let it die with me.
3 Moose_And_Squirrel 2015-08-09
Smart choice, bub. (Holsters his six-shooter.)
0 CantStopWhitey 2015-08-09
You're really getting hammered by the Sanders-suckers. Normally, this sub is very Anti-Israel.
-5 Casualwiiu 2015-08-09
So out choices are A right winged war monger in clinton, or a zionist? Whats the third option?
-5 Casualwiiu 2015-08-09
So out choices are A right winged war monger in clinton, or a zionist? Whats the third option?
7 PussyCrust 2015-08-09
Actually what? You are a toolbag, kid. Get off the Internet.
6 NotEtreo 2015-08-09
Contextually, shooting Michael Brown was justified IMO. Other cases like Sandra Bland and Eric Garner have been inexcusably handled, and are appalling, but I don't think Brown fits into that bracket.
0 RMFN 2015-08-09
Bitch who said that was not even a witness. http://www.thesmokinggun.com/documents/unmasking-Ferguson-witness-40-496236
1 vivalapants 2015-08-09
You know that sounds ridiculous right? You honestly believe he rushed the officer while he had his gun out? I thought he was trying to take it from the car. I thought he was reaching into his waist band? I mean I guess if you throw enough hyperbole police phrasing people eventually believe some of it.
5 wellitsbouttime 2015-08-09
I'd love to see one establish itself but occupy didn't do much of anything.
0 CantStopWhitey 2015-08-09
You're really getting hammered by the Sanders-suckers. Normally, this sub is very Anti-Israel.
1 68461674897051454980 2015-08-09
hahaha thank you, it went on a little longer than i wanted
1 kamandriat 2015-08-09
This was my point: there is no epitome of a socialist country like there can't be an epitome of a libertarian or free trade country. They are all fundamentally capitalist, but may have specific policies that reflect an ideal.
So given that, and given that i n our melting pot of a country, we have persuasions of every direction. You may not want to throw out the socialist things like roads, police or education simply because of the label socialist.
I'm not going to sit here and lecture you why a certain ideal is better or worse than the other, because that's futile.
The issues are important, not the buzzwords. United we stand, divided we fall. Do not fall prey to those who wish to divide us.
3 coolcoolawesome 2015-08-09
I would argue that you should be paid much more for the services you provide.
3 andr50 2015-08-09
I'm so tired of this entitlement. You don't get a bonus just because you've been mistreated. You've already been held at the bottom of what it takes to live, and you just don't know it because they artificially have the 'minimum' far below where it should be.
You should be supporting the wage increase specifically to use as a bargaining chip for a better wage yourself.
3 The_Free_Marketeer 2015-08-09
No not even slightly. Read what I wrote.
At this moment the money I earn through my own labor is reduced through taxation to fund social programs and service debt on interest caused by governments borrowing capital from private banks.
I think private banks should be dissolved and their function handled by individual countries treasury departments.
This way a country can issue currency on a merit based system of labor. The more economic production a worker puts in the more currency they are issued.
In the cases of disability, and inability to produce economically then the government would issue the vital currency directly to those individuals and families so as to provide a comfortable quality of life.
There would be no need to tax citizens if the government issued a debt free currency tied to GDP.
Instead the govt would have the incentive to actually promote a physically and mentally healthy population versus a competitive, aggressive, and divided population of narcissists like America currently.
The loans made to govt are paid by its citizens but the citizens didn't secure these loans. Citizens ask for safety, security, and liberty.
What we get from the current system is exploitation, govt terrorism, and fascism.
Businesses would be better able to plan and budget in a debt free currency system. Instead of navigating a 75,000 page tax code and competition killing regulations they could spend their energy on their products.
The silk road demonstrated this principle with bit coin as its debt free decentralized currency.
The products from silk road were dependable and high quality (no pun intended). The sellers on silk road had the incentive to provide excellent service and quality due to their market being free to express their likes and dislikes publicly and without intervention.
They weren't given tax breaks for backroom deals or future favors and thus they competed with each other to win consumers with quality and customer service.
Regulations should only address the businesses operating consequences. If a products production causes environmental or health damage then the regs would demand the biz change or lose their charter and get dissolved.
The profit motive is the killer of sound and safe business practices. Take the profit motive away and replace it with customer satisfaction motive and winner winner chicken dinner.
Also without favors being able to be handed out the regulations that are on the books could be enforced and actually do what they were intended to do.
Lastly I'd just like to say, competition is great in sports, product creation, and with yourself. Competition with others for the right and comfort to live is fucking horrible.
2 gypsykush 2015-08-09
Aaaaand they (along with 55 others) were just processed and released by the U.S. Marshall service with only a summons. Lucky them. Almost too easy.
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1 orthocanna 2015-08-09
and it's okay to put people down as long as you wear a pretty costume :)
0 TwinSwords 2015-08-09
Even if this article is accurate, which I doubt, it doesn't say he gave "millions" to Black Lives Matter - and you know it. You can read it as well as I can.