Doom

[Kierland]

Dude you linked to a PDF where people were talking about him in the very bullet point you mentioned. So yeah, whoever made that PDF misquoted him and if they believe you should be paid when you are “unwilling to work” I am not on board.
So you might want to look in the dementia-meds-English mirror.

[Left Seater]

Man. Not sure if it is you or your internet but that link goes to a pdf NPR put on their website. FDR isn’t mentioned.

Good to know you also don’t support welfare for those unwilling to work, unlike Screwy and his heroes. Too sad that he refuses to see the truth here.

But yeah you may want to get that dementia check, just saying.

[Kierland]

You are a retarded person.

"Build on FDR’s second bill of rights by guaranteeing:
 A job with a family-sustaining wage, family and medical
leave, vacations, and retirement security
 High-quality education, including higher education and
trade schools
 Clean air and water and access to nature
 Healthy food
 High-quality health care
 Safe, a ordable, adequate housing
 Economic environment free of monopolies
 Economic security for all who are unable or unwilling to
work"

[Left Seater]

Yeah built on. They probably added his name just to help some moderates swallow their crap.

It is their Green Deal and it wants to give welfare benefits to those unwilling to work. You already said you are against that.

This is mostly for Screwy because he thinks Team D doesn’t support such a measure.

[Kierland]

So I was right all along. Was that your ham handed apology?

[Kierland]

This is mostly for Screwy because he thinks Team D doesn’t support such a measure.

Some people in the D party do somewhere I am sure, but it’s not their platform.

[EAP]

Yeah not sure where that came from, but that is at best a gross misunderstanding of FDR’s speech or exactly what you portray it as. “Unwilling to work” is not what he said. What he said was: “The right to adequate protection from the economic fears of old age, sickness, accident, and unemployment;” so yeah society should help but we are not dragging perfectly able people to the finish line. At least not those of us that believe in the Second Bill of Rights.

FDR's 2nd bill of rights failed because it's an "oxymoron".
Kinda like Kierland is a moron.

It expands governments power over the people. And we all know that government continues to get larger and larger.
As a result, people's liberty gets smaller and smaller.

Anyone who follows politics and history, clearly sees this manifesting right before their very eyes.

It's the slow and steady march towards top down government control. Period.

[Kierland]

Failed? It shapes everyone’s lives to this day. My neighbor paid her bills this last month because of FDR.
Save your insane rants for Mrs. 88.

[Left Seater]

This is mostly for Screwy because he thinks Team D doesn’t support such a measure.

Some people in the D party do somewhere I am sure, but it’s not their platform.

Some people? 14 Senators including 6 who ran for President supported it. Almost 100 Reps supported it. But yeah, keep fooling yourself that they don’t want this.

[Innocent Bystander]

Setting these down here. For the medical professionals here, offer some scientific comfort. Destroy these boomer facebook. screengrabs:


https://asiatimes.com/2020/04/french-pr ... ak-theory/ asiatimes: french-prof-sparks-furor-with-lab-leak-theory

[Kierland]

This is mostly for Screwy because he thinks Team D doesn’t support such a measure.

Some people in the D party do somewhere I am sure, but it’s not their platform.

Some people? 14 Senators including 6 who ran for President supported it. Almost 100 Reps supported it. But yeah, keep fooling yourself that they don’t want this.

I didn’t see any signatures on it. It’s your fucking evidence. It’s just a PDF. No accompanying story that I saw.
So who all supported that PDF?

[Left Seater]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Green_New_Deal

[Kierland]

That is what is known as a document dump. I didn’t see “unwilling to work” so if you could point it out.

[Left Seater]

Your post a few up shows it. These are the clowns that claim to support it.

If you need more help ask your kid.

[Kierland]

For like the 10th time, where is that evidence? Show me BOTH, unwilling to work and their endorsements.
It’s like you never got out of fifth grade.

[Left Seater]

Your an idiot. They supported the Resolution. Part of the package was the unwilling to work line. If they didn’t support that, they wouldn’t have signed up to support it.

Sorry you are incapable of understanding.

[Kierland]

Your an idiot.

FatandMelty,

Can I get a ruling on this?

[Kierland]

Your an idiot. They supported the Resolution. Part of the package was the unwilling to work line. If they didn’t support that, they wouldn’t have signed up to support it.

Sorry you are incapable of understanding.

Then show me where they supported the unwilling to work line if it is so fucking easy.

[Left Seater]

Got it you aren’t interested in real world you want something with their signature next to every word.

So if that is the new standard I can’t wait to start using it as well.

[Softball Bat]

Coronavirus creates a market of ‘haves and have-nots,’ with the Dow posting its best 2-week run in 82 years amid 22 million job losses

On Main St., the market for jobs has been decimated, with forced-shutdown protocols, meant to limit the spread of the pathogen, wiping out nearly all of the 23 million jobs created in the aftermath of the 2007-09 recession, in a manner of four, incredibly short weeks.

The disconnect between the two is palpable.

“It took ten years of job growth to pull these workers off the sidelines; now they will be thrown back into the shadow pool,” wrote Bob Schwartz, senior economist at Oxford Economics, in a Friday research report...

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/coron ... 2020-04-18

[EAP]

Coronavirus creates a market of ‘haves and have-nots,’ with the Dow posting its best 2-week run in 82 years amid 22 million job losses

On Main St., the market for jobs has been decimated, with forced-shutdown protocols, meant to limit the spread of the pathogen, wiping out nearly all of the 23 million jobs created in the aftermath of the 2007-09 recession, in a manner of four, incredibly short weeks.

The disconnect between the two is palpable.

“It took ten years of job growth to pull these workers off the sidelines; now they will be thrown back into the shadow pool,” wrote Bob Schwartz, senior economist at Oxford Economics, in a Friday research report...

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/coron ... 2020-04-18

you know what's ironic?

The fact that you don't understand what's happening.

If the market was crashing right now? I'd be fucking worried as shit.

But this was my prediction. I told you that by summer, millions will go directly back to their jobs as every sector opens back up.
Disney, cruise lines, hotels, restaurants, bars, clubs, retailers, dentists, hair salons, etc.....

The fact that the markets are doing great, indicates that by summer, my take was SPOT ON.

The stimulus package for small businesses, part one and now the upcoming part two, coupled with the workers stimulus checks, set the stage for all this to happen.

What I can't understand for the life of me, is how you didn't see any of this coming?

You were 100% invested on DOOM and complete disaster.

Maybe I jumped the gun here?
We still have a couple more months till summer? You still clinging to DOOM?
AT what point will you tip your cap to me?

If by the start of the NFL season, things are still the same as now.

I will tip my cap to you.

Are you ready for some football?

[Kierland]

People are not going back on cruises or to football games in any near the numbers they once did. Many will fold. This is going to hurt a lot of people and Congress giving trillions to the rich will be the spark for change.

[Softball Bat]

Congress unanimously (Team R, Team D, and Everyone's Favorite Socialist) passed a bill that, in your words, gives trillions to the rich.

Well...

The actions of congress are only a small part of the picture.


As 22 million people (that we know of) have lost their jobs, and millions more are in dire financial condition...

Who do you think is buying the stock market?
lol


And with what money?

[Kierland]

Congress unanimously (Team R, Team D, and Everyone's Favorite Socialist) passed a bill that, in your words, gives trillions to the rich.

How does this create a "spark for change"?

It's funny when people answer their own question and have no idea what just happened. Or in this case pathetic.

Yes, fucking people in the ass during a pandemic will create apathy.

[EAP]

Congress unanimously (Team R, Team D, and Everyone's Favorite Socialist) passed a bill that, in your words, gives trillions to the rich.

How does this create a "spark for change"?

It's funny when people answer their own question and have no idea what just happened. Or in this case pathetic.

Yes, fucking people in the ass during a pandemic will create apathy.

hey clueless fool?
You heard what I said.
This virus is dead by summer.
Maybe the cruise industry will be the last to recover.
But football? By the time that gets going, there won't be an empty seat in the house.
As usual, you're wrong 99% of the time.

[Softball Bat]

But football? By the time that gets going, there won't be an empty seat in the house.

No football this fall.

Your TV entertainment will be watching looting, riots, and gunshots.


Enjoy!

[Softball Bat]

Damn, crude oil is getting absolutely destroyed!

https://www.cnbc.com/quotes/?symbol=@CL.1

Hasn't been this low since 1998.


Time for Amerika to crank up the war machine.

[EAP]

Your TV entertainment will be watching looting, riots, and gunshots.


Time for Amerika to crank up the war machine.

It makes sense to me know. You are solidly in the camp of Thomas Hobbes (Leviathan). You believe that in the absence of an absolute sovereign, who in your case is some mixture of God and government, each person would have a right, or license, to everything in the world, which would lead to a "war of all against all":

In such condition, there is no place for industry; because the fruit thereof is uncertain: and consequently no culture of the earth; no navigation, nor use of the commodities that may be imported by sea; no commodious building; no instruments of moving, and removing, such things as require much force; no knowledge of the face of the earth; no account of time; no arts; no letters; no society; and which is worst of all, continual fear, and danger of violent death; and the life of man, solitary, poor, nasty, brutish, and short.

You use this as a basis to justify your surrender to some "higher" power. Good luck with that. That kind of thinking has been proven wrong since 1776.

The sheer profundity of your response to softball, gave me severe chill bumps all over.

[Left Seater]

Who do you think is buying the stock market?

And with what money?

401Ks, managed retirement accounts, state pension funds, etc.

We know who isn’t, any corporation that got bailout money, since they can’t purchase their own stock for something like 18 months.

[Softball Bat]

Who do you think is buying the stock market?

And with what money?

401Ks, managed retirement accounts, state pension funds, etc.

We know who isn’t, any corporation that got bailout money, since they can’t purchase their own stock for something like 18 months.

3/20/20...


Federal Reserve QE Buys Hit Record To Stem Coronavirus Stock Market Crash

Federal Reserve quantitative easing has quickly ramped up to a record pace to steady the plunging Dow Jones Industrial Average and surging long-term Treasury yields. By week's end, asset purchases meant to stem the coronavirus stock market crash will exceed the pace seen during the financial crisis.

This week's Fed quantitiative easing purchases will amount to $317 billion, which is slightly faster than the Fed balance sheet grew at the height of the financial crisis.

Even with the slower start, the first week of Fed QE is on pace to see $275 billion worth of Treasury purchases. That's more than half of the $500 billion in Treasuries the Fed committed to buy "over coming months" in its Sunday announcement.

But the $500 billion was a floor, and Federal Reserve chief Jerome Powell made it clear that there was no ceiling. The Fed also said on Sunday that it will buy "at least $200 billion" in government-backed mortgage securities.

"We're going to go in strong," Powell said in a Sunday evening news conference. The amount of purchases "is open-ended, and it's meant to send a signal to the market" that the Fed will succeed in its goal to "restore market functioning."

https://www.investors.com/news/economy/ ... dow-jones/

[Softball Bat]

Your TV entertainment will be watching looting, riots, and gunshots.


Time for Amerika to crank up the war machine.

It makes sense to me know. You are solidly in the camp of Thomas Hobbes (Leviathan). You believe that in the absence of an absolute sovereign, who in your case is some mixture of God and government, each person would have a right, or license, to everything in the world, which would lead to a "war of all against all":

In such condition, there is no place for industry; because the fruit thereof is uncertain: and consequently no culture of the earth; no navigation, nor use of the commodities that may be imported by sea; no commodious building; no instruments of moving, and removing, such things as require much force; no knowledge of the face of the earth; no account of time; no arts; no letters; no society; and which is worst of all, continual fear, and danger of violent death; and the life of man, solitary, poor, nasty, brutish, and short.

You use this as a basis to justify your surrender to some "higher" power. Good luck with that. That kind of thinking has been proven wrong since 1776.

Have you decided to turn the clock back to your college days and start dropping acid again? :)

[Softball Bat]

A Darwin Award winner...




John W. McDaniel, from Marion County in Ohio, was diagnosed with the virus in late March, and died in hospital on April 15.
The 60-year-old man had allegedly posted several times on Facebook regarding the coronavirus, and the posts have been circulated widely on social media.

On March 15, he seemingly commented on Ohio governor Mike DeWine's stay-at home order, which required shops, bars and restaurants to close.

"If what I'm hearing is true, that DeWine has ordered all bars and restaurants to be closed, I say bulls***!," the post reads.

"He doesn't have that authority. If you are paranoid about getting sick just don't go out. It shouldn't keep those of us from living our lives."

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/11441636/ ... ical-ploy/




He died doing what he loved.
Being an idiot.






I approve of Mr. McDaniel's actions

[Left Seater]

How Christian of you.

[Softball Bat]

[Left Seater]

I rest my case.

[Derron]

I rest my case.

poptard quoteth the Bible, and posts scripture all the time, yet he wishes death upon one who disagrees with him. Since he also has liberal leanings he should be tolerant and diverse thinking. He is no better than the TV preachers who preach hell fire while reaching in your wallet, stabbing you in the back and fucking little boys.

[Screw_Michigan]

[Screw_Michigan]

poptard quoteth the Bible, and posts scripture all the time, yet he wishes death upon one who disagrees with him. Since he also has liberal leanings he should be tolerant and diverse thinking. He is no better than the TV preachers who preach hell fire while reaching in your wallet, stabbing you in the back and fucking little boys.

Jesus Christ, we got a couple of sensitive snowflakes here.

[Screw_Michigan]

"He doesn't have that authority. If you are paranoid about getting sick just don't go out. It shouldn't keep those of us from living our lives."

Talk about kicking your own ass.

[Kierland]

I rest my case.

He didn't say it was on.