Survival-Of-The-Richest; An American-Tradition

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Ronald Reagan - The Great One
....If you're into Genocide.​

"President George W. Bush is seeking to prevent the planned release of some 68,000 pages of documents from the Reagan-Bush administration (1981-1989), documents which may well contain embarrassing information about the way in which the government funded, supported, and even created terrorist groups in Central America and elsewhere. He has issued an "executive order" to halt the release of the documents."

:rolleyes:
 
Lemme guess.....you're attempting to take partial-credit for the outstanding-resources available to the poor & homeless, in the U.S., right? You must be a Christian, as is evidenced by your above-average compassion. :rolleyes:

Red Herring, Straw-man, and some mixed in prejudice.

You're (quite) obviously too-young to remember The Idiot Son's response to terrorism: "Go Shopping!"

Another Red herring.

Isn't there some teen-chat site you'd prefer to frequent, Skippy? :rolleyes:

Didn't answer the point made, and ad hominem.

You fail Skippy.
 
Ah, yes......the same source from which Dick Cheney cherry-picked the "facts" that justified occupying Iraq.

How quaint.

:rolleyes:

Red Herring. You didn't answer the points made. You questioned the documented facts, while not providing any credible source for questioning them.

You fail again.
 
.....But, federal-$ub$idie$ help them avoid risking their own profits.

Socialism; ain't it grand?

Maybe they should be encouraged to invest in bootstraps.

:rolleyes:

Lame attempt at humor. Get a new joke book.

I'm still looking into if they actually collect federal funds. If they do, I'm against that. Of course, don't bother giving my your links. Looking through stuff you post is a waste of everyones time. I require more credible posters to bother checking the credibility of their source.
 
Red Herring, Straw-man, and some mixed in prejudice.

Another Red herring.

Didn't answer the point made, and ad hominem.
Gee.....how could I possibly argue with such well-thought-out logic.

You (absolutely) must turn-on your fellow "conservatives'" to your edition of Rhetoric For Dummies. :rolleyes:
 
So your suggestion is that it's somehow Bush's fault that we spend money instead of save it?
Well, ya' gotta figure....he never really invested any o' his (own) savings....as if any existed....and, everyone wanted to be just like George!!!

:rolleyes:

"Homeless advocates say families are flooding homeless shelters across the United States in numbers not seen for years, camping out in motels or staying with friends and relatives following foreclosures on tens of thousands of homes during the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression."

Yeah, Lil' George is quite the turn-around artist!!

Hell....10-years-ago we all had to tolerate The Greatest Economy The U.S. Ever Experienced!!
 
Bush just let his bamking buddies take all your savings to the casino instead of using their own money.

Then he spent all your taxes killing foreigners and bailing out his banking chums.

Apart from that he has managed the economy well.
 
Bush just let his bamking buddies take all your savings to the casino instead of using their own money.

Then he spent all your taxes killing foreigners and bailing out his banking chums.

Apart from that he has managed the economy well.
...At least as-well-as what ReRon had designed.

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"Reagan stood against everything that had been achieved in this age of reform. His constant attacks on the inefficiency of government, a rallying cry taken up by legions of conservative politicians across the country, became a self-fulfilling prophecy. The more money taken away from government programs, the more ineffective they became, and the more ineffective they became, the more ridiculous government bureaucrats came to be seen in the public eye."


"But another, more significant, little-mentioned tendency of the ex-President was his fondness for genocidal murderers."
 
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"The study adds to a growing body of evidence that shows how poverty afflicts children's brains. Researchers have long pointed to the ravages of malnutrition, stress, illiteracy and toxic environments in low-income children's lives. Research has shown that the neural systems of poor children develop differently from those of middle-class children, affecting language development and "executive function," or the ability to plan, remember details and pay attention in school.

Though the effects of poverty are reversible, children need "incredibly intensive interventions to overcome this kind of difficulty," says Susan Neuman, an education professor at the University of Michigan."


Then it is a good thing that in the US no one need ever be without food. Our government agencies that used to track starvation no longer do so because it does not exist in America. Now they track hunger which they define as not having as much food as you want instead of a common sense definition of not being able to eat.

Even the homeless can beg enough money to earn $20,000/yr or more. No one can not afford food. Schools give away free hot lunches. So do hospitals and soup kitchens and food pantries.

Starvation and any meaningful hunger is non-existent in America. Our poor suffer much more from being obese than they do from not eating enough.

Malnutrition on the other hand is very real. This happens when people who have plenty to eat are choosing to eat all the wrong stuff. A diet of french fries and potato chips will make you fat very easily but what it won't do is feed your brain.

And anyone who has a TV (which includes all the poor) knows about the food pyramid. This is a lifestyle issue. People are making poor choices. Poor people are making more poor choices than middle class people.

But that is no excuse for hiring a nanny to take care of a grown person. nannies are for babies.
 
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