Not much to disagree with there.
No one is going to listen to anyone who spews crazy nonsense like this. How do you expect someone to take you seriously? The scary part is you actually believe it.
My god, you have something far worse than Covid-19......T.D.S. You should seek help immediately. I haven't seen many recover. Bless your little heart (& mind).
I mean you're probably going to get angry about this but there is quite a bit that is inaccurate about what your saying. A few points, we haven't begun construction on a new wall unless you count repairs to old walls or models for inspection. Also even of we do build the wall the vast majority, VAST majority of drugs dont go through areas where a wall would have anh effect on them. For starters. Also striving to be the number 1 oil producing country in the world shouldn't be our goal. Advancing technology so we no longer need to be dependent on oil, coal, etc. should be the goal. You either advance or you die/get left behind. Also a side note, I never understood why every day people always point to the stock exchange highs as an example of how great the country is doing? You may have made money off of stocks but the majority Americans do not. The majority of money in stocks is made by the companies and the already very wealthy.
It depends on the stocks or funds involved. I was doing pretty good until this deal happened.
In not hating at all. I've made no secret of my feelings about the man. I was simply talking about specific things that you mentioned and I was trying to be civil about it. So I'm glad you were civil in kind. Building walls anywhere still are not going to hinder drug trafficking at all. The vast majority of drugs flow throw ports, or underground, or by private planes. Only a small amount of drugs would even be effected by a wall and even then not stopped. I never said oil and coal was obsolete, I said we should be trying to find a way to make them so. I mean come on, look at how quickly technology jumped forward from the model t to now in a very short time. Yet we are still using the same basic design for combustion engines, come on. The people who own those oil and coal are going to ride them till they die and do everything in their power to keep them at the top. Problem is, once someone somewhere dies come up with something better look out. Better hope it's an American because it is going to be a game changer. If would be better for all of us if we were actively aggressively trying to replace them.
WOW.....someone that works has as a laborer (with dirt under their nails) and didn't go to college is beneath you? You are what gives your kind the bad name. BTW, I bet I have a better degree than you. You sound like a triggered little troll.
I don’t think you can really call what was there before a wall. This talking point doesn’t jive at all with reality. The old thing was basically just a vehicle barrier in vast stretches. That’s been
While drugs are a problem, I’d consider the human trafficking a much greater humanitarian concern. This will cut that down and make it harder for the cartels. Human trafficking by the cartels was on a steep incline. Stricter border security will help refocus assets strategically to better combat the drugs and human trafficking components as opposed to utilizing them for open desert. The wall is also something that wasn’t a new idea, it was actually something the previous couple of administrations promised and punted on, including President Obama.
Stock growth is indicative of the health of industry, also reflected in the employment numbers.
Literally anyone with a 401k was benefitting, and many companies offer 401k matching through their corporate stocks. If businesses are healthy, they can and we’re using the money for additional direct to employee benefits. Wage growth was also up across the targeted demographics. Internal trainings and benefits were also up. Industry driven infrastructure projects previously held were being completed which was also sprawling financial impacts in all sectors.
And those companies were in turn growing and providing additional employment opportunities. We were at full employment, so much so that people previously left uncounted were actually coming back into the job market.
I appreciate what you are saying but these people just hate Trump and more broadly...America, Democracy, and capitalism. Simple as that. Reasoning is not possible with this crowd.I don’t think you can really call what was there before a wall. This talking point doesn’t jive at all with reality. The old thing was basically just a vehicle barrier in vast stretches. That’s been
/being replaced.
While drugs are a problem, I’d consider the human trafficking a much greater humanitarian concern. This will cut that down and make it harder for the cartels. Human trafficking by the cartels was on a steep incline. Stricter border security will help refocus assets strategically to better combat the drugs and human trafficking components as opposed to utilizing them for open desert. The wall is also something that wasn’t a new idea, it was actually something the previous couple of administrations promised and punted on, including President Obama.
In any event, anything that makes it more expensive for the cartels to operate is a plus. As is declaring war specifically on them. We’re able to bring to bear a lot more budget and Intel collection mechanisms we didn’t have at our disposal previously.
Stock growth is indicative of the health of industry, also reflected in the employment numbers.
Literally anyone with a 401k was benefitting, and many companies offer 401k matching through their corporate stocks. If businesses are healthy, they can and we’re using the money for additional direct to employee benefits. Wage growth was also up across the targeted demographics. Internal trainings and benefits were also up. Industry driven infrastructure projects previously held were being completed which was also sprawling financial impacts in all sectors.
And those companies were in turn growing and providing additional employment opportunities. We were at full employment, so much so that people previously left uncounted were actually coming back into the job market.
Something that wasn’t mentioned were the gains made in the small business sectors directly a result of regulatory changes ushered in by this administration. Minority small business ownership and growth were waaaaay up.
I hurt dedhoop24 pretty bad in this thread and he is lashing out in frustration. Stage 4 TDS...there is no stage 5.
I hurt dedhoop24 pretty bad in this thread and he is lashing out in frustration. Stage 4 TDS...there is no stage 5.
Cool. I know plenty of women with college degrees who’ll be voting for him. I know plenty of people who are educated minorities who’ll be voting for him as well.
Sounds so nice when you put it like that. The reality is that I drank more than a man should, chased gash on 4 continents, and blew up a lot of shit for the climax.
