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^disagreed but some fed up neighbours probably let that “angry mob” in. |
I dunno about that one, but the gates are usually only closed at night. |
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While it is true that Biden's infrastructure bill is extraordinarily expensive, I cannot agree with the suggestion that it is irresponsibly burdening the future American generation with unbearable debts. It is no secret that American road infrastructure -- including and especially the Interstate Highways -- have deteriorated into a very sorry state. There is a reason that the American Society of Civil Engineers has given it an overall C- grade, and I trust their professionalism with that assessment. Bear in mind that the C- grade is an overall assessment. There are large parts of the country that are obviously doing better, but also tons of places where their local regional scores would fall far lower than that C-. It wouldn't be an exaggeration to call the Interstate Highways the circulatory system of America. It transports goods, people, and everything else in between on an day-in, day-out basis. It is going to be money well spent, and the ROI is something that would be enjoyed for years to come. |
If USA cared about future debt they wouldn’t have spent 778 billion dollars on military last year. Let that number sink in. One year. But yah let’s cry about 600 billion over 15 years (40 billion a year, or 5% of the annual military budget?) on infrastructure. |
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From gated communities, to individual homes shouldn't have fences, to they shouldn't have security cameras/alarm systems, to they shouldn't have bars on the windows/doors, to they shouldn't have locks on the doors/windows. Where do you draw the line? Neighbourhoods shouldn't have a lot of things. Security of any kind shouldn't be necessary, but we don't live in some utopia where no one wrongs another person. For me, so long as my taxpayer money wasn't spent constructing or maintenance of a gated community, that it was all on their own dime, I could care less. Private roads and properties exist. If a group of likeminded people want to get together and create a community by pooling their money to create security, so they don't have to live side by side each in their own Fort Knox, I see no issue. Do you believe those CHAZ/CHOP "communities" had a right to build barriers and gatekeep who could enter or reside within? |
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I can't believe this is real. This is some Onion-level fuckery right there. |
That dude isn’t compensating AT ALL hahahaha |
I just can't even imagine a politician running an ad like that in Canada, or anywhere in Western Europe, and be taken seriously. What a fucked up country the US is in terms of its culture. It's no wonder there's a damn mass shooting every other day there. |
One more today in San Jose. 9 dead. Anywhere else in the world would be reeling for months. In US it will be forgotten by the end of the week |
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https://www.bbc.com/news/business-57383869 Not a surprise, but billionaires aren't paying taxes, including bloomberg and soros Biden White House yells its illegal to release ppls tax info! They were all for it with Trump tho Defenders will say "it's not a surprise we know this is a problem with the tax system" But this was just another manipulative tactic used to push the masses against Trump, anti trumpers will say "so what cry about it!" But my point anyway is, omfg look at how easily ppl are being swayed one way or the other smh |
Releasing a member of the public’s tax info isn’t the same as the president releasing his own. I think every single president prior has done that, so the hypocrisy you’re looking for isn’t actually here. Yeah people are hypocrites, but this is totally unrelated. |
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Trump's first move in office was to ram through a tax break for these very same billionaires :lol The Democrats to a lesser degree are surely culpable, but such message has never been their focal point or goal. The reality is this has been a problem for some time now, and should be no surprise to anyone. The same problem exists within Canada as well. It's no coincidence that government programs and social services have had steady declines over the last decades in terms of quality and accessibility. The rich have essentially systematically strangled the tax system in their favor. I'll never quite understand how this is not a primary issue for lower/middle class voters on the right -- where as trans people in sports, and critical race theory is. |
Yah that’s the big thing I don’t understand about the GOP’s base… they’re shooting themselves in the foot and rallying behind guys they would have hated in high school for being preppy or having daddy’s money ??? It’s downright bizarre. |
'If you can convince the lowest white man he's better than the best colored man, he won't notice you're picking his pocket." - Lyndon B. Johnson For today's parlance, "colored man" can be interchanged with "woman", "minority", "foreigner", "non-binary person" etc. to the same effect. |
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The wealthy have been getting wealthier, and the middle class has been shrinking for quite some time now. How can we possibly get these people to take on a bigger financial responsibility to help those less fortunate than they are? |
How stupid conservatives are. |
Inb4: OmG Black Lives Matter wants to change the orbit of the moon!! AnTiFa!!!111 p.s. BLM = Bureau of Land Management |
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That makes it even easier to just blame "illegals" or "the left" or whatever else they already hate for it. |
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