The Civility Continues

I'm going to do a search. Gonna try to find a summary somewhere.

It's just beyond me that people (not just on this forum) go bananas over stuff they don't even bother to read on. And yes, I agree its mainly the Democrats that aim to leverage emotions.

Wish me luck :)

Good luck, I'll burn some josh for you.
 
Someone who lives in the States told me that americans didn't use to be as irreconciably polarized in politics, as they are today. And that it all started getting worse since the Bush ara.

I wonder why that is.

Oh no...

Think Viet Nam and the draft.

The Civil War. The Civil Rights movement.

The Revolutionary War where a lot of "Americans" wanted to be British...

Prohibition

FDR

;)
 
Musicians, actors, sports people and most news media are trained monkeys that exist for my pleasure, I pay them to entertain me, but that's it. I have zero interest in their opinions. They should just perform for me, take my money, then shut the fuck up.



Let he who has never voted for an actor or a reality TV personality cast the first stone.
 
On time with the emotional appeal.

It's bad for me because money being burnt on failure. So fuck it till its dead and American who cant manage to adult on their own should head for the european paradise where hard working europeans can support them.

Treating indigent sick kids is burning money? :rolleyes:
 
Treating indigent sick kids is burning money? :rolleyes:

Yes. Thousands of sick and injured kids, old people, pretty people, cute puppies and kitties die EVERY HOUR Rob and nothing will stop that.

Not my problem or responsibility to try and do so .
 
Yes. Thousands of sick and injured kids, old people, pretty people, cute puppies and kitties die EVERY HOUR Rob and nothing will stop that.

Not my problem or responsibility to try and do so .

But if suffering is an artefact of society, there might be a moral argument for social intervention.
 
And if only you could substantiate this with examples from the healthcare program and how in it what you said was true, and have done that historically, then over the years, you wouldn't have become as clueless to your own healthcare system as most Americans seem to be.

Wasn't that you who said in a previous post you don't know much about our healthcare system?

Based on that you couldn't possibly have a clue if what I said was true, could you?

Fucking moron.
 
It isn't very difficult to find examples of systemic inequality in any economic system.

I thought you were talking about suffering as a result of society.


But if suffering is an artefact of society, there might be a moral argument for social intervention.

Not inequality in economic systems.

Which I didn't know were linked.

Suffering caused by society almost if not always manifests itself as government action....not the economic system.







Can you show an example of suffering caused by an economic system that doesn't run DIRECTLY back to some sort of government action?
 
"Michael Chabon, the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay, went on an Israeli radio show and said he hopes President Trump has an emergency. He said, "Every morning I wake up, and in the seconds before I turn my phone on to see what the latest news is, I have this boundless sense of optimism and hope that this is the day that he [Donald Trump] is going to have a massive stroke, and, you know, be carted out of the White House on a gurney." Thanks for representing America this way on a foreign media channel..."

https://pjmedia.com/video/pulitzer-prize-winning-author-says-he-hopes-trump-has-a-massive-stroke/
 
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