My take on Sanders voters.

I made no mention of age, just intelligence.

Try again

"I made no mention of age"

"I'm 51 idiot."

- Grampa
That was a response to you ya fucking retard

Did you or did you not mention age?

Read that slowly.
AFTER you brought it up. There is NOTHING in the op about age and that is the post YOU responded to with it. But since you brought it up the younger generation is incredibly naive and some would say stupid.

Ooooohhhh, so you DID mention age. Like I fucking pointed out to you the first time.

"I made no mention of age"

"I'm 51 idiot."

Dumbass.
I never mentioned it before you pointed it out.


Your too stupid to bother with. Goodbye
 
"I made no mention of age"

"I'm 51 idiot."

- Grampa
That was a response to you ya fucking retard

Did you or did you not mention age?

Read that slowly.
AFTER you brought it up. There is NOTHING in the op about age and that is the post YOU responded to with it. But since you brought it up the younger generation is incredibly naive and some would say stupid.

Ooooohhhh, so you DID mention age. Like I fucking pointed out to you the first time.

"I made no mention of age"

"I'm 51 idiot."

Dumbass.
I never mentioned it before you pointed it out.


Your too stupid to bother with. Goodbye

Read your own quote, dumbass. Read it slowly. As many times as you need to.

"I made no mention of age"

You did mention age. You know, like i pointed out to you. It's really not that complicated. You're just trying to move the goalposts to include "before you pointed it out" because you got caught. See ya, retard.
 
Lazy:
Want something for nothing or very little effort.

Freeloaders:
Want others to pay for their things.

Uneducated:
Don't understand the ramifications of giving the government the kind of power he proposes.

Economically illiterate:
Don't truly understand the value of a dollar or the gratification that comes from earning it and working your way up the ladder.

Lack life skills and ambition:
Need the government to manage their daily lives.




I know this likely comes off as an insult but that's how I see it. No point in trying to polish a turd least it rub off on me.
The are the products of the Left Wing education system
 
Lazy:
Want something for nothing or very little effort.

Freeloaders:
Want others to pay for their things.

Uneducated:
Don't understand the ramifications of giving the government the kind of power he proposes.

Economically illiterate:
Don't truly understand the value of a dollar or the gratification that comes from earning it and working your way up the ladder.

Lack life skills and ambition:
Need the government to manage their daily lives.




I know this likely comes off as an insult but that's how I see it. No point in trying to polish a turd least it rub off on me.

Gullible enough to believe Bernie [emoji1787].


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It’s about Globalism

The Globalist create Division and Chaos, and then offer themselves as The Solution

Order Out Of Chaos is their Motto!

Satanism is at The Center of it.

Marx was a Satanist, Stalin was a Satanist, Hitler was a Satanist, Saul Alinsky was a Satanist, Clinton & Obama are Satanists and so is Bernie Sanders and many of The Democrats running for President are all Satanists.

No matter who The DNC nominates, they will be a Satanist & therefore a Globalist.
 
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Lazy:
Want something for nothing or very little effort.

Freeloaders:
Want others to pay for their things.

Uneducated:
Don't understand the ramifications of giving the government the kind of power he proposes.

Economically illiterate:
Don't truly understand the value of a dollar or the gratification that comes from earning it and working your way up the ladder.

Lack life skills and ambition:
Need the government to manage their daily lives.




I know this likely comes off as an insult but that's how I see it. No point in trying to polish a turd least it rub off on me.
If someone proposes to pay more taxes how do you see that as not want to put in effort? Doesn't he propose that that applies to him too? How do you see it as wanting other people to pay when again taxes are levied on everyone?

Uneducated? I speak 3 languages have a degree and live in Europe. Seems to me that the governmental power Bernie proposes stands most Western Nations who have it in good stead. We live longer. Generally, score better in math and science comparisons. And in general, are happier. So what ramifications are you talking about? World Happiness Report - Wikipedia Life Expectancy by Country and in the World (2020) - Worldometer

Economically illiterate? It seems like a strawman to me. Thinking it's a good idea to make college affordable for everyone, or that having a healthy populace is a good idea is not the same as not understanding that you have to work if you want to achieve. The only difference between a European and an American is that I think that a parent's economic situation should have as small as possible an influence on the kids' ability to reach his or her potential. Nor do I think that in a rich society it makes any sense to make healthcare prohibitively expensive for a considerable segment of the population.

The truth is the government is simply better at providing certain things. I don't care if I do something or the government. I care who can do it best. That's not lacking life skill or ambition that's having common sense. The government will be able to arrange better drug prices, provide fire protection, law enforcement or education. To give some examples.
 
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Lazy:
Want something for nothing or very little effort.

Freeloaders:
Want others to pay for their things.

Uneducated:
Don't understand the ramifications of giving the government the kind of power he proposes.

Economically illiterate:
Don't truly understand the value of a dollar or the gratification that comes from earning it and working your way up the ladder.

Lack life skills and ambition:
Need the government to manage their daily lives.




I know this likely comes off as an insult but that's how I see it. No point in trying to polish a turd least it rub off on me.
If someone proposes to pay more taxes how do you see that as not want to put in effort? Doesn't he propose that that applies to him too? How do you see it as wanting other people to pay when again taxes are levied on everyone?

Uneducated? I speak 3 languages have a degree and live in Europe. Seems to me that the governmental power Bernie proposes stands most Western Nations who have it in good stead. We live longer. Generally, score better in math and science comparisons. And in general, are happier. So what ramifications are you talking about? World Happiness Report - Wikipedia Life Expectancy by Country and in the World (2020) - Worldometer

Economically illiterate? It seems like a strawman to me. Thinking it's a good idea to make college affordable for everyone, or that having a healthy populace is a good idea is not the same as not understanding that you have to work if you want to achieve. The only difference between a European and an American is that I think that a parent's economic situation should have as small as a possible influence on the kids' ability to reach his or her potential. Nor do I think that in a rich society it makes any sense to make healthcare prohibitively expensive for a considerable segment of the population.

The truth is the government is simply better at providing certain things. I don't care if I do something or the government. I care who can do it best. That's not lacking life skill or ambition that's having common sense. The government will be able to arrange better drug prices, provide fire protection law enforcement or education. To give some examples.
Are you a socialist?
 
Lazy:
Want something for nothing or very little effort.

Freeloaders:
Want others to pay for their things.

Uneducated:
Don't understand the ramifications of giving the government the kind of power he proposes.

Economically illiterate:
Don't truly understand the value of a dollar or the gratification that comes from earning it and working your way up the ladder.

Lack life skills and ambition:
Need the government to manage their daily lives.




I know this likely comes off as an insult but that's how I see it. No point in trying to polish a turd least it rub off on me.
If someone proposes to pay more taxes how do you see that as not want to put in effort? Doesn't he propose that that applies to him too? How do you see it as wanting other people to pay when again taxes are levied on everyone?

Uneducated? I speak 3 languages have a degree and live in Europe. Seems to me that the governmental power Bernie proposes stands most Western Nations who have it in good stead. We live longer. Generally, score better in math and science comparisons. And in general, are happier. So what ramifications are you talking about? World Happiness Report - Wikipedia Life Expectancy by Country and in the World (2020) - Worldometer

Economically illiterate? It seems like a strawman to me. Thinking it's a good idea to make college affordable for everyone, or that having a healthy populace is a good idea is not the same as not understanding that you have to work if you want to achieve. The only difference between a European and an American is that I think that a parent's economic situation should have as small as a possible influence on the kids' ability to reach his or her potential. Nor do I think that in a rich society it makes any sense to make healthcare prohibitively expensive for a considerable segment of the population.

The truth is the government is simply better at providing certain things. I don't care if I do something or the government. I care who can do it best. That's not lacking life skill or ambition that's having common sense. The government will be able to arrange better drug prices, provide fire protection law enforcement or education. To give some examples.
Are you a socialist?
I live in a Social Democracy. Like Bernie is suggesting America to be.
 
Lazy:
Want something for nothing or very little effort.

Freeloaders:
Want others to pay for their things.

Uneducated:
Don't understand the ramifications of giving the government the kind of power he proposes.

Economically illiterate:
Don't truly understand the value of a dollar or the gratification that comes from earning it and working your way up the ladder.

Lack life skills and ambition:
Need the government to manage their daily lives.




I know this likely comes off as an insult but that's how I see it. No point in trying to polish a turd least it rub off on me.
If someone proposes to pay more taxes how do you see that as not want to put in effort? Doesn't he propose that that applies to him too? How do you see it as wanting other people to pay when again taxes are levied on everyone?

Uneducated? I speak 3 languages have a degree and live in Europe. Seems to me that the governmental power Bernie proposes stands most Western Nations who have it in good stead. We live longer. Generally, score better in math and science comparisons. And in general, are happier. So what ramifications are you talking about? World Happiness Report - Wikipedia Life Expectancy by Country and in the World (2020) - Worldometer

Economically illiterate? It seems like a strawman to me. Thinking it's a good idea to make college affordable for everyone, or that having a healthy populace is a good idea is not the same as not understanding that you have to work if you want to achieve. The only difference between a European and an American is that I think that a parent's economic situation should have as small as a possible influence on the kids' ability to reach his or her potential. Nor do I think that in a rich society it makes any sense to make healthcare prohibitively expensive for a considerable segment of the population.

The truth is the government is simply better at providing certain things. I don't care if I do something or the government. I care who can do it best. That's not lacking life skill or ambition that's having common sense. The government will be able to arrange better drug prices, provide fire protection law enforcement or education. To give some examples.
Are you a socialist?
By the way, what do you mean by Socialist? I've noticed that the definition seems a bit fluid when discussing Bernie.
 
Lazy:
Want something for nothing or very little effort.

Freeloaders:
Want others to pay for their things.

Uneducated:
Don't understand the ramifications of giving the government the kind of power he proposes.

Economically illiterate:
Don't truly understand the value of a dollar or the gratification that comes from earning it and working your way up the ladder.

Lack life skills and ambition:
Need the government to manage their daily lives.




I know this likely comes off as an insult but that's how I see it. No point in trying to polish a turd least it rub off on me.
If someone proposes to pay more taxes how do you see that as not want to put in effort? Doesn't he propose that that applies to him too? How do you see it as wanting other people to pay when again taxes are levied on everyone?

Uneducated? I speak 3 languages have a degree and live in Europe. Seems to me that the governmental power Bernie proposes stands most Western Nations who have it in good stead. We live longer. Generally, score better in math and science comparisons. And in general, are happier. So what ramifications are you talking about? World Happiness Report - Wikipedia Life Expectancy by Country and in the World (2020) - Worldometer

Economically illiterate? It seems like a strawman to me. Thinking it's a good idea to make college affordable for everyone, or that having a healthy populace is a good idea is not the same as not understanding that you have to work if you want to achieve. The only difference between a European and an American is that I think that a parent's economic situation should have as small as a possible influence on the kids' ability to reach his or her potential. Nor do I think that in a rich society it makes any sense to make healthcare prohibitively expensive for a considerable segment of the population.

The truth is the government is simply better at providing certain things. I don't care if I do something or the government. I care who can do it best. That's not lacking life skill or ambition that's having common sense. The government will be able to arrange better drug prices, provide fire protection law enforcement or education. To give some examples.
Are you a socialist?
I live in a Social Democracy. Like Bernie is suggesting America to be.
What percentage of your paycheck is taken out for tax by the government?
 
Lazy:
Want something for nothing or very little effort.

Freeloaders:
Want others to pay for their things.

Uneducated:
Don't understand the ramifications of giving the government the kind of power he proposes.

Economically illiterate:
Don't truly understand the value of a dollar or the gratification that comes from earning it and working your way up the ladder.

Lack life skills and ambition:
Need the government to manage their daily lives.




I know this likely comes off as an insult but that's how I see it. No point in trying to polish a turd least it rub off on me.
If someone proposes to pay more taxes how do you see that as not want to put in effort? Doesn't he propose that that applies to him too? How do you see it as wanting other people to pay when again taxes are levied on everyone?

Uneducated? I speak 3 languages have a degree and live in Europe. Seems to me that the governmental power Bernie proposes stands most Western Nations who have it in good stead. We live longer. Generally, score better in math and science comparisons. And in general, are happier. So what ramifications are you talking about? World Happiness Report - Wikipedia Life Expectancy by Country and in the World (2020) - Worldometer

Economically illiterate? It seems like a strawman to me. Thinking it's a good idea to make college affordable for everyone, or that having a healthy populace is a good idea is not the same as not understanding that you have to work if you want to achieve. The only difference between a European and an American is that I think that a parent's economic situation should have as small as a possible influence on the kids' ability to reach his or her potential. Nor do I think that in a rich society it makes any sense to make healthcare prohibitively expensive for a considerable segment of the population.

The truth is the government is simply better at providing certain things. I don't care if I do something or the government. I care who can do it best. That's not lacking life skill or ambition that's having common sense. The government will be able to arrange better drug prices, provide fire protection law enforcement or education. To give some examples.
Are you a socialist?
I live in a Social Democracy. Like Bernie is suggesting America to be.
What percentage of your paycheck is taken out for tax by the government?
About 50 percent. Now it's not my first time here so I'll immediately ask you this. Do you believe that the money you make is any less gone if you have to use it for things that are provided to me out of those taxes?

To use an example I've heard Bernie use. If you have to spend your money on deductibles, co-pays, and insurance premiums and I cover my health expenses out of the taxes I pay. Isn't the rational way to look at it just comparing which is cheaper and covers the most?
 
Lazy:
Want something for nothing or very little effort.

Freeloaders:
Want others to pay for their things.

Uneducated:
Don't understand the ramifications of giving the government the kind of power he proposes.

Economically illiterate:
Don't truly understand the value of a dollar or the gratification that comes from earning it and working your way up the ladder.

Lack life skills and ambition:
Need the government to manage their daily lives.




I know this likely comes off as an insult but that's how I see it. No point in trying to polish a turd least it rub off on me.
If someone proposes to pay more taxes how do you see that as not want to put in effort? Doesn't he propose that that applies to him too? How do you see it as wanting other people to pay when again taxes are levied on everyone?

Uneducated? I speak 3 languages have a degree and live in Europe. Seems to me that the governmental power Bernie proposes stands most Western Nations who have it in good stead. We live longer. Generally, score better in math and science comparisons. And in general, are happier. So what ramifications are you talking about? World Happiness Report - Wikipedia Life Expectancy by Country and in the World (2020) - Worldometer

Economically illiterate? It seems like a strawman to me. Thinking it's a good idea to make college affordable for everyone, or that having a healthy populace is a good idea is not the same as not understanding that you have to work if you want to achieve. The only difference between a European and an American is that I think that a parent's economic situation should have as small as a possible influence on the kids' ability to reach his or her potential. Nor do I think that in a rich society it makes any sense to make healthcare prohibitively expensive for a considerable segment of the population.

The truth is the government is simply better at providing certain things. I don't care if I do something or the government. I care who can do it best. That's not lacking life skill or ambition that's having common sense. The government will be able to arrange better drug prices, provide fire protection law enforcement or education. To give some examples.
Are you a socialist?
I live in a Social Democracy. Like Bernie is suggesting America to be.
What percentage of your paycheck is taken out for tax by the government?
About 50 percent. Now it's not my first time here so I'll immediately ask you this. Do you believe that the money you make is any less gone if you have to use it for things that are provided to me out of those taxes?

To use an example I've heard Bernie use. If you have to spend your money on deductibles, co-pays, and insurance premiums and I cover my health expenses out of the taxes I pay. Isn't the rational way to look at it just comparing which is cheaper and covers the most?
Thanks for the information. So you think we should go with Bernie and give the Federal government half of our paycheck.
 
If someone proposes to pay more taxes how do you see that as not want to put in effort? Doesn't he propose that that applies to him too? How do you see it as wanting other people to pay when again taxes are levied on everyone?

Uneducated? I speak 3 languages have a degree and live in Europe. Seems to me that the governmental power Bernie proposes stands most Western Nations who have it in good stead. We live longer. Generally, score better in math and science comparisons. And in general, are happier. So what ramifications are you talking about? World Happiness Report - Wikipedia Life Expectancy by Country and in the World (2020) - Worldometer

Economically illiterate? It seems like a strawman to me. Thinking it's a good idea to make college affordable for everyone, or that having a healthy populace is a good idea is not the same as not understanding that you have to work if you want to achieve. The only difference between a European and an American is that I think that a parent's economic situation should have as small as a possible influence on the kids' ability to reach his or her potential. Nor do I think that in a rich society it makes any sense to make healthcare prohibitively expensive for a considerable segment of the population.

The truth is the government is simply better at providing certain things. I don't care if I do something or the government. I care who can do it best. That's not lacking life skill or ambition that's having common sense. The government will be able to arrange better drug prices, provide fire protection law enforcement or education. To give some examples.
Are you a socialist?
I live in a Social Democracy. Like Bernie is suggesting America to be.
What percentage of your paycheck is taken out for tax by the government?
About 50 percent. Now it's not my first time here so I'll immediately ask you this. Do you believe that the money you make is any less gone if you have to use it for things that are provided to me out of those taxes?

To use an example I've heard Bernie use. If you have to spend your money on deductibles, co-pays, and insurance premiums and I cover my health expenses out of the taxes I pay. Isn't the rational way to look at it just comparing which is cheaper and covers the most?
Thanks for the information. So you think we should go with Bernie and give the Federal government half of our paycheck.
That's not how this works. So far I answered all the questions you asked. You can not refuse to answer mine and just keep on adding new questions so.
To use an example I've heard Bernie use. If you have to spend your money on deductibles, co-pays, and insurance premiums and I cover my health expenses out of the taxes I pay. Isn't the rational way to look at it just comparing which is cheaper and covers the most?
Answer this, please.
 
We all will be if he some how wins.

The markets will crash within days if he beats Trump and there isn't a Republican congress to block him.

So you are okay with the 1% holding the rest of us hostage? "Don't you dare demand better, or we will crash the market rather than pay a little more in taxes we can easily afford!"

Nobody I know whom is successful was ever held back by their neighbor who had more / made more than they did...in fact most were encouraged by those wealthy bastards that pieces of shits hate. What rich guy got in your way?
 
Are you a socialist?
I live in a Social Democracy. Like Bernie is suggesting America to be.
What percentage of your paycheck is taken out for tax by the government?
About 50 percent. Now it's not my first time here so I'll immediately ask you this. Do you believe that the money you make is any less gone if you have to use it for things that are provided to me out of those taxes?

To use an example I've heard Bernie use. If you have to spend your money on deductibles, co-pays, and insurance premiums and I cover my health expenses out of the taxes I pay. Isn't the rational way to look at it just comparing which is cheaper and covers the most?
Thanks for the information. So you think we should go with Bernie and give the Federal government half of our paycheck.
That's not how this works. So far I answered all the questions you asked. You can not refuse to answer mine and just keep on adding new questions so.
To use an example I've heard Bernie use. If you have to spend your money on deductibles, co-pays, and insurance premiums and I cover my health expenses out of the taxes I pay. Isn't the rational way to look at it just comparing which is cheaper and covers the most?
Answer this, please.
I don't know too many Americans who want to give the Federal government half of their paycheck. You probably use public transportation. I hear gasoline is pretty expensive. So how long do you have to wait for an operation if you need one?
 
I live in a Social Democracy. Like Bernie is suggesting America to be.
What percentage of your paycheck is taken out for tax by the government?
About 50 percent. Now it's not my first time here so I'll immediately ask you this. Do you believe that the money you make is any less gone if you have to use it for things that are provided to me out of those taxes?

To use an example I've heard Bernie use. If you have to spend your money on deductibles, co-pays, and insurance premiums and I cover my health expenses out of the taxes I pay. Isn't the rational way to look at it just comparing which is cheaper and covers the most?
Thanks for the information. So you think we should go with Bernie and give the Federal government half of our paycheck.
That's not how this works. So far I answered all the questions you asked. You can not refuse to answer mine and just keep on adding new questions so.
To use an example I've heard Bernie use. If you have to spend your money on deductibles, co-pays, and insurance premiums and I cover my health expenses out of the taxes I pay. Isn't the rational way to look at it just comparing which is cheaper and covers the most?
Answer this, please.
I don't know too many Americans who want to give the Federal government half of their paycheck. You probably use public transportation. I hear gasoline is pretty expensive. So how long do you have to wait for an operation if you need one?
I notice you do everything but answering my question. You want to have a conversation I'm in but if you don't feel under any obligation to answer me and at the same time just keep on piling in other questions it is not a conversation but an interrogation and that's boring so again.
To use an example I've heard Bernie use. If you have to spend your money on deductibles, co-pays, and insurance premiums and I cover my health expenses out of the taxes I pay. Isn't the rational way to look at it just comparing which is cheaper and covers the most?
Can you please stop dodging? It's not a hard question.
 
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What percentage of your paycheck is taken out for tax by the government?
About 50 percent. Now it's not my first time here so I'll immediately ask you this. Do you believe that the money you make is any less gone if you have to use it for things that are provided to me out of those taxes?

To use an example I've heard Bernie use. If you have to spend your money on deductibles, co-pays, and insurance premiums and I cover my health expenses out of the taxes I pay. Isn't the rational way to look at it just comparing which is cheaper and covers the most?
Thanks for the information. So you think we should go with Bernie and give the Federal government half of our paycheck.
That's not how this works. So far I answered all the questions you asked. You can not refuse to answer mine and just keep on adding new questions so.
To use an example I've heard Bernie use. If you have to spend your money on deductibles, co-pays, and insurance premiums and I cover my health expenses out of the taxes I pay. Isn't the rational way to look at it just comparing which is cheaper and covers the most?
Answer this, please.
I don't know too many Americans who want to give the Federal government half of their paycheck. You probably use public transportation. I hear gasoline is pretty expensive. So how long do you have to wait for an operation if you need one?
I notice you do everything but answering my question. You want to have a conversation I'm in but if you don't feel under any obligation to answer me and at the same time just keep on piling in other questions it is not a conversation but an interrogation and that's boring so again.
To use an example I've heard Bernie use. If you have to spend your money on deductibles, co-pays, and insurance premiums and I cover my health expenses out of the taxes I pay. Isn't the rational way to look at it just comparing which is cheaper and covers the most?
Can you please stop dodging? It's not a hard question.
I'm not dodging. I have healthcare because I paid for it. I expect every adult to pay for their own insurance. Tell me why I should give the government half my paycheck.
 
About 50 percent. Now it's not my first time here so I'll immediately ask you this. Do you believe that the money you make is any less gone if you have to use it for things that are provided to me out of those taxes?

To use an example I've heard Bernie use. If you have to spend your money on deductibles, co-pays, and insurance premiums and I cover my health expenses out of the taxes I pay. Isn't the rational way to look at it just comparing which is cheaper and covers the most?
Thanks for the information. So you think we should go with Bernie and give the Federal government half of our paycheck.
That's not how this works. So far I answered all the questions you asked. You can not refuse to answer mine and just keep on adding new questions so.
To use an example I've heard Bernie use. If you have to spend your money on deductibles, co-pays, and insurance premiums and I cover my health expenses out of the taxes I pay. Isn't the rational way to look at it just comparing which is cheaper and covers the most?
Answer this, please.
I don't know too many Americans who want to give the Federal government half of their paycheck. You probably use public transportation. I hear gasoline is pretty expensive. So how long do you have to wait for an operation if you need one?
I notice you do everything but answering my question. You want to have a conversation I'm in but if you don't feel under any obligation to answer me and at the same time just keep on piling in other questions it is not a conversation but an interrogation and that's boring so again.
To use an example I've heard Bernie use. If you have to spend your money on deductibles, co-pays, and insurance premiums and I cover my health expenses out of the taxes I pay. Isn't the rational way to look at it just comparing which is cheaper and covers the most?
Can you please stop dodging? It's not a hard question.
I'm not dodging. I have healthcare because I paid for it. I expect every adult to pay for their own insurance. Tell me why I should give the government half my paycheck.
Of course, you are dodging. I asked if you are capable of rationally judging the costs of services like healthcare. You refuse to answer that. But I'll answer. You should pay half your paycheck to the government because that half ensures you will never have to go medically bankrupt. Because it ensures you can be assured your children will be able to attend college without being in debt for decades or failing that a trade when they leave high school. Because it ensures you won't lose all your income when you get sick or get into an accident or become unemployed. Because it ensures you'll be able to strike a balance between work and free time. This on top of things like a decent infrastructure, municipal services and the like.
 

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