JoeB131
Diamond Member
You do if you belong to the Communist party that caters to them. Remember, you are an American. As far as the Democrat party goes, you are nothing but a piece of shit like all Americans. The Communists cater to outsiders to obtain ultimate power. But you're not smart enough to vote against people that hate your guts.
Right... So, um, Ray, how is it that recessions always happen when Republicans are in charge?
Who keeps trying to bust up unions and make it easier for the rich to exploit the rest of us?
Frankly, I've never had a person of color or immigrant do me wrong once in my entire life. Most of the setbacks I have had have been inflicted on me by white dudes.
America is a country of immigrants. My late father was an immigrant. This anti-immigrant bullshit from white people is hilarious because at one point, they said the same things about your ancestors.
NYC has over 8 million people. That means that one city has more voting power than the lowest 9 populated states in our country. But you complain about red and blue states? Now go write to your favorite commie and tell them to try to amend the Constitution. This is the way we vote and always will, so eat it.
Yes, and that's EXACTLY HOW IT SHOULD BE. Why should the lowest 8 states have more voting power than 8 million people? It's bad enough these empty triangles get two senators each, but you give them extra electors as well.
All we need to do is get enough states to sign on to the interstate compact, buy-bye electoral college.
So what? They don't make the same money, have the same benefits, have outrageous legacy costs, and able to cost the company a lot of money because they have to promote workers based on how long they've been with the union. They only advance those who are deserving and can do the best job.
Actually, you halfway have a point here. The Japanese don't have our "legacy" costs, because they have universal health care. They make pretty good money, comparatively. The Japanese unions actually have seats on the boards of directors of these companies.