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It's a good thing that people had to wait in line for food.
His words.......
Footage Surfaces of Bernie Sanders Praising COMMUNIST BREAD LINES (VIDEO) - The Gateway Pundit
Radical pothead whose brain is fried. Its amazing to watch someone praise cuba, nicaragua, food lines. Just another communist loving loonbat.
It's a good thing that people had to wait in line for food.
His words.......
Footage Surfaces of Bernie Sanders Praising COMMUNIST BREAD LINES (VIDEO) - The Gateway Pundit
Maybe someone should ask Bernie Sanders if he still thinks this, or if he now disavows those comments.
Perhaps you folks should learn a bit about nuances and how some statements sound awful when taken out of context (like the thread's title.)
Sanders was making the point that in our country, we give out food stamps to avoid the "food/bread lines" but the inequality of a few rich versus the many, many poor is the same here as it may be in socialist countries. In other words, we manage the visual much better, but the inequality is virtually the same.
Radical pothead whose brain is fried. Its amazing to watch someone praise cuba, nicaragua, food lines. Just another communist loving loonbat.It's a good thing that people had to wait in line for food.
His words.......
Footage Surfaces of Bernie Sanders Praising COMMUNIST BREAD LINES (VIDEO) - The Gateway Pundit
Maybe someone should ask Bernie Sanders if he still thinks this, or if he now disavows those comments.
his comment was reasonable for time and place-------NOW his stance approach is
that of a dement
Butter-nomics: Protectionism and Food Shortages | Competitive Enterprise Institute
Are there breadlines in Norway? Got any dopey pictures of them?
Norway, a fully industrialized country and ranked first in the latest Human Development Index, a United Nations’ metric that tries to quantify the quality of life across countries, is suffering through a butter shortage, a common food staple and an important input in the food industry. Food shortages wouldn’t be out of place in places like Cuba, North Korea, Venezuela and some poor Sub-Saharan nations; it is almost unfathomable that they occur in one of the most developed nations in the world.
The result: A black butter market. One seller on a Norwegian auction website offered 500 grams (1.1 pounds) of butter Tuesday for roughly 30 times the normal price.Two Swedes were arrested in Norway for smuggling around 550 pounds of butter into Norway.
The government response has been unsurprising. As Agricultural Minister Lars Peder Brekk said last week: “The market regulations are important to uphold long-term stability in the production of food in Norway.” Unfortunately for the Norwegian government, only free trade creates stable markets.
Radical pothead whose brain is fried. Its amazing to watch someone praise cuba, nicaragua, food lines. Just another communist loving loonbat.It's a good thing that people had to wait in line for food.
His words.......
Footage Surfaces of Bernie Sanders Praising COMMUNIST BREAD LINES (VIDEO) - The Gateway Pundit
Maybe someone should ask Bernie Sanders if he still thinks this, or if he now disavows those comments.
his comment was reasonable for time and place-------NOW his stance approach is
that of a dement
It has never been reasonable to praise communism. It has failed over and over and over and over with millions dead. Oh, but they meant well. Bernie is just another johnny come lately pol pot loonbat that heaps praise on a system that has killed millions. He should be hiding in shame.
Perhaps you folks should learn a bit about nuances and how some statements sound awful when taken out of context (like the thread's title.)
Sanders was making the point that in our country, we give out food stamps to avoid the "food/bread lines" but the inequality of a few rich versus the many, many poor is the same here as it may be in socialist countries. In other words, we manage the visual much better, but the inequality is virtually the same.
Except that is not what he said.... he rambled on about the rich getting all the food.
Sanders is an idiot.
No, he is spot on with his comments about the rich and how they have laws in their favor to horde money.
Now in the past few days with the "Panama Papers' leak" it is very evident the man knows what he is talking about and you calling him an idiot makes you the real idiot.
"Sunday’s jaw-dropping “Panama Papers” leak, which shows a global network of offshore companies helping the wealthy hide their assets, is already being called “the Wikileaks of the mega-rich."
The hashtag #panamapapers topped Twitter on Sunday afternoon. Among those reacting through tweets: Edward Snowden, the 2013 CIA leaker, who said the “Biggest leak in the history of data journalism just went live, and it's about corruption.”
And if you think that the mega rich in this country do not know about or use this to hide their money than the tag of idiot is exponentially increased on your behalf.
Perhaps you folks should learn a bit about nuances and how some statements sound awful when taken out of context (like the thread's title.)
Sanders was making the point that in our country, we give out food stamps to avoid the "food/bread lines" but the inequality of a few rich versus the many, many poor is the same here as it may be in socialist countries. In other words, we manage the visual much better, but the inequality is virtually the same.
Except that is not what he said.... he rambled on about the rich getting all the food.
Sanders is an idiot.
No, he is spot on with his comments about the rich and how they have laws in their favor to horde money.
Now in the past few days with the "Panama Papers' leak" it is very evident the man knows what he is talking about and you calling him an idiot makes you the real idiot.
"Sunday’s jaw-dropping “Panama Papers” leak, which shows a global network of offshore companies helping the wealthy hide their assets, is already being called “the Wikileaks of the mega-rich."
The hashtag #panamapapers topped Twitter on Sunday afternoon. Among those reacting through tweets: Edward Snowden, the 2013 CIA leaker, who said the “Biggest leak in the history of data journalism just went live, and it's about corruption.”
And if you think that the mega rich in this country do not know about or use this to hide their money than the tag of idiot is exponentially increased on your behalf.
Perhaps you folks should learn a bit about nuances and how some statements sound awful when taken out of context (like the thread's title.)
Sanders was making the point that in our country, we give out food stamps to avoid the "food/bread lines" but the inequality of a few rich versus the many, many poor is the same here as it may be in socialist countries. In other words, we manage the visual much better, but the inequality is virtually the same.
Except that is not what he said.... he rambled on about the rich getting all the food.
Sanders is an idiot.
The man doesn't know is asshole from a buttonhole. And frankly, not sure what the "Panama Papers" have to do with espousing the virtues of breadlines.
Butter-nomics: Protectionism and Food Shortages | Competitive Enterprise Institute
Are there breadlines in Norway? Got any dopey pictures of them?
Norway, a fully industrialized country and ranked first in the latest Human Development Index, a United Nations’ metric that tries to quantify the quality of life across countries, is suffering through a butter shortage, a common food staple and an important input in the food industry. Food shortages wouldn’t be out of place in places like Cuba, North Korea, Venezuela and some poor Sub-Saharan nations; it is almost unfathomable that they occur in one of the most developed nations in the world.
The result: A black butter market. One seller on a Norwegian auction website offered 500 grams (1.1 pounds) of butter Tuesday for roughly 30 times the normal price.Two Swedes were arrested in Norway for smuggling around 550 pounds of butter into Norway.
The government response has been unsurprising. As Agricultural Minister Lars Peder Brekk said last week: “The market regulations are important to uphold long-term stability in the production of food in Norway.” Unfortunately for the Norwegian government, only free trade creates stable markets.
Hey look! FREE FOOD!
