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I'd have to disagree. I think for many families it has gone in the shitter year after year into the slow decline to this point. The biggest change we have at this point is the Internet where people can interact with various types of other people. Small community churches declined as people went all the rage for prosperity teaching and stupidity. Thirty years ago I can picture fraud actually possibly being prosecuted, now its as if 'happens all the time, no biggy'. I can't imagine trying to get away with some of the stuff white collar criminals have literally been exalted for doing in the last twenty years forty years ago. Yep there has been a change and not for the better at the moment.I think you may have a point on him being his own man but, does he not have bankers and investors? If so who are they? It would take people who aren't stupid and can't be bought off at this point to straighten out the mess so many created in this country. One thing about being a business minded person you do not have to know it all but be willing to understand whatever it is you are doing and hire the right people to get the job completed.He's funding his own campaign. What makes a candidate drop out of the race is his donors. If they think he won't win, they'll stop sending him money. Trump won't run into the same problems others do when their donations start slowing down. Laying off staff, skipping smaller events (and losing those votes), being able to afford tv ads, radio ads, etc.
In addition to having unlimited funds, he has the advantage of being able to truthfully say "I'm not beholden to anybody". This will help Trump tremendously if he gets the nomination. His Democrat opponent won't be able to say the same thing, including Sanders.
Most people would agree that we need somebody like Trump who can't be bought. This will start to resonate as the field narrows and will be a major issue in the general.
What are your thoughts on this?
such idiocy! We are a melting pot == we are a mess
America has changed little
Fraud is not always prosecuted. As far as populations go they are the same if not bigger but the churches are dying as people chose rather to live life that has been advertised over family and moral conduct. TV got trashier and so did the people. I am awake and smell the aroma from the neighbors dumping their raw sewage from time to time or the pig farms letting loose as they raised them little GM porkers to feed the masses.I'd have to disagree. I think for many families it has gone in the shitter year after year into the slow decline to this point. The biggest change we have at this point is the Internet where people can interact with various types of other people. Small community churches declined as people went all the rage for prosperity teaching and stupidity. Thirty years ago I can picture fraud actually possibly being prosecuted, now its as if 'happens all the time, no biggy'. I can't imagine trying to get away with some of the stuff white collar criminals have literally been exalted for doing in the last twenty years forty years ago. Yep there has been a change and not for the better at the moment.I think you may have a point on him being his own man but, does he not have bankers and investors? If so who are they? It would take people who aren't stupid and can't be bought off at this point to straighten out the mess so many created in this country. One thing about being a business minded person you do not have to know it all but be willing to understand whatever it is you are doing and hire the right people to get the job completed.He's funding his own campaign. What makes a candidate drop out of the race is his donors. If they think he won't win, they'll stop sending him money. Trump won't run into the same problems others do when their donations start slowing down. Laying off staff, skipping smaller events (and losing those votes), being able to afford tv ads, radio ads, etc.
In addition to having unlimited funds, he has the advantage of being able to truthfully say "I'm not beholden to anybody". This will help Trump tremendously if he gets the nomination. His Democrat opponent won't be able to say the same thing, including Sanders.
Most people would agree that we need somebody like Trump who can't be bought. This will start to resonate as the field narrows and will be a major issue in the general.
What are your thoughts on this?
such idiocy! We are a melting pot == we are a mess
America has changed little
yet history shows people saying what you are saying since the late1700s/early 1800s. go figure
Small community churches declined because small communities declined.
fraud is actually prosecuted
white collar criminals have literally been exalted for doing crap while at the same time being condemned. It's the American way. wake up and smell the latte
Fraud has NEVER always been prosecuted. Many of the founding fathers during the American Revolution were accused of fraud and went on to later get appointed and elected to public officeFraud is not always prosecuted. As far as populations go they are the same if not bigger but the churches are dying as people chose rather to live life that has been advertised over family and moral conduct. TV got trashier and so did the people. I am awake and smell the aroma from the neighbors dumping their raw sewage from time to time or the pig farms letting loose as they raised them little GM porkers to feed the masses.I'd have to disagree. I think for many families it has gone in the shitter year after year into the slow decline to this point. The biggest change we have at this point is the Internet where people can interact with various types of other people. Small community churches declined as people went all the rage for prosperity teaching and stupidity. Thirty years ago I can picture fraud actually possibly being prosecuted, now its as if 'happens all the time, no biggy'. I can't imagine trying to get away with some of the stuff white collar criminals have literally been exalted for doing in the last twenty years forty years ago. Yep there has been a change and not for the better at the moment.I think you may have a point on him being his own man but, does he not have bankers and investors? If so who are they? It would take people who aren't stupid and can't be bought off at this point to straighten out the mess so many created in this country. One thing about being a business minded person you do not have to know it all but be willing to understand whatever it is you are doing and hire the right people to get the job completed.He's funding his own campaign. What makes a candidate drop out of the race is his donors. If they think he won't win, they'll stop sending him money. Trump won't run into the same problems others do when their donations start slowing down. Laying off staff, skipping smaller events (and losing those votes), being able to afford tv ads, radio ads, etc.
In addition to having unlimited funds, he has the advantage of being able to truthfully say "I'm not beholden to anybody". This will help Trump tremendously if he gets the nomination. His Democrat opponent won't be able to say the same thing, including Sanders.
Most people would agree that we need somebody like Trump who can't be bought. This will start to resonate as the field narrows and will be a major issue in the general.
What are your thoughts on this?
such idiocy! We are a melting pot == we are a mess
America has changed little
yet history shows people saying what you are saying since the late1700s/early 1800s. go figure
Small community churches declined because small communities declined.
fraud is actually prosecuted
white collar criminals have literally been exalted for doing crap while at the same time being condemned. It's the American way. wake up and smell the latte
satire? there is a forum for thatNation Thanks Pope for Briefly Bumping Trump from News http://www.newyorker.com/humor/boro...anks-pope-for-briefly-bumping-trump-from-news
NEW YORK (The Borowitz Report)—As Pope Francis makes his historic first visit to the United States, millions of Americans are turning out to thank the Pontiff for temporarily displacing Donald Trump from the news.
As the Pope visits Washington, New York, and Philadelphia, people from every walk of life are expressing profound gratitude that the news media is offering non-stop coverage of Francis’s every move instead of Trump’s, if only for five days.
Carol Foyler, of New York, said that the Pope’s visit would wreak havoc with traffic in Manhattan this week, but added, “I would put up with that all year long if it meant seeing less of that [expletive] Trump’s face.”
lolololol, I suppose if you just look at it from the garden aspect of it. Are we in the rotting stage yet making good compost for the next generation to come?Fraud has NEVER always been prosecuted. Many of the founding fathers during the American Revolution were accused of fraud and went on to later get appointed and elected to public officeFraud is not always prosecuted. As far as populations go they are the same if not bigger but the churches are dying as people chose rather to live life that has been advertised over family and moral conduct. TV got trashier and so did the people. I am awake and smell the aroma from the neighbors dumping their raw sewage from time to time or the pig farms letting loose as they raised them little GM porkers to feed the masses.I'd have to disagree. I think for many families it has gone in the shitter year after year into the slow decline to this point. The biggest change we have at this point is the Internet where people can interact with various types of other people. Small community churches declined as people went all the rage for prosperity teaching and stupidity. Thirty years ago I can picture fraud actually possibly being prosecuted, now its as if 'happens all the time, no biggy'. I can't imagine trying to get away with some of the stuff white collar criminals have literally been exalted for doing in the last twenty years forty years ago. Yep there has been a change and not for the better at the moment.I think you may have a point on him being his own man but, does he not have bankers and investors? If so who are they? It would take people who aren't stupid and can't be bought off at this point to straighten out the mess so many created in this country. One thing about being a business minded person you do not have to know it all but be willing to understand whatever it is you are doing and hire the right people to get the job completed.
such idiocy! We are a melting pot == we are a mess
America has changed little
yet history shows people saying what you are saying since the late1700s/early 1800s. go figure
Small community churches declined because small communities declined.
fraud is actually prosecuted
white collar criminals have literally been exalted for doing crap while at the same time being condemned. It's the American way. wake up and smell the latte
Mega Churches and Television Evangelicalism killed smaller community churches
TV got trashier, yes. So did society. Things go in cycles. You, especially people like you would be horrified at how crude and trashy American generations were before the 20th century. We're going back to our roots as all things go in cycles
you're just a garden variety troglodyte
Trump’s Last Remaining Brain Cells Flicker Out: We Can’t Stop Mass Killers, ‘They’re Geniuses’
Move over, Jeb Bush, Donald Trump has officially taken the title of “Dumbest Reaction to Mass Shootings.” During an interview with NBC News, the current Republican presidential frontrunner made the claim that trying to stop mass killers was impossible because the average killer is just too smart.
Speaking to NBC, Trump urged America to not bother trying to solve gun violence, because he thought it was a waste of time:
“No matter what you do, you’re gonna have problems,” Trump told NBC News in an interview that aired Sunday. “Because you have sick people. They happen to be intelligent. And, you know, they can be sick as hell and they’re geniuses in a certain way. They are going to be able to break the system.”
Stuff happens and you can't waste time making a law every time it does.Trump’s Last Remaining Brain Cells Flicker Out: We Can’t Stop Mass Killers, ‘They’re Geniuses’
Move over, Jeb Bush, Donald Trump has officially taken the title of “Dumbest Reaction to Mass Shootings.” During an interview with NBC News, the current Republican presidential frontrunner made the claim that trying to stop mass killers was impossible because the average killer is just too smart.
Speaking to NBC, Trump urged America to not bother trying to solve gun violence, because he thought it was a waste of time:
“No matter what you do, you’re gonna have problems,” Trump told NBC News in an interview that aired Sunday. “Because you have sick people. They happen to be intelligent. And, you know, they can be sick as hell and they’re geniuses in a certain way. They are going to be able to break the system.”
what could be dumber than the liberal delusion that every problem has a solution?
Will he stop at nothing? Is there anything that he can't get away with?
Trump Meets With Prosperity Gospel Preachers Who Can Cure Ebola And Bring Chickens Back From The Dead Submitted by Kyle Mantyla on Thursday, 10/1/2015 10:45 am
Despite his best efforts, Donald Trump did not receive the warmest of welcomes from the Religious Right activists at last week's Values Voter Summit, but he did find one segment of the movement that has seemingly embraced his message: Prosperity Gospel televangelists. HBO's John Oliver recently did an entire segment on those who preach the Prosperity Gospel and grow insanely wealthy in the process, and two of its leading practitioners — Kenneth Copeland and Jan Crouch — were among a group of right-wing Christians who recently met with Trump at his office in New York City, where they laid hands on him and prayed for him.
As Russell Moore, president of the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission of the Southern Baptist Convention, explained to Politico, "the people that Trump has so far identified as his evangelical outreach are mostly prosperity gospel types, which are considered by mainstream evangelicals to be heretics," yet Trump had no qualms about courting them and allowing them to pray over him: - See more at: Trump Meets With Prosperity Gospel Preachers Who Can Cure Ebola And Bring Chickens Back From The Dead
People like you? Are you a filthy rich bigot, liar and snake oil salesman? He might win the nomination. Hell I hope that he does. The Dems will take all 50 states.Donald Trump represents people like me. Thus, he will win.
Now you sound like Jeb BushitStuff happens and you can't waste time making a law every time it does.Trump’s Last Remaining Brain Cells Flicker Out: We Can’t Stop Mass Killers, ‘They’re Geniuses’
Move over, Jeb Bush, Donald Trump has officially taken the title of “Dumbest Reaction to Mass Shootings.” During an interview with NBC News, the current Republican presidential frontrunner made the claim that trying to stop mass killers was impossible because the average killer is just too smart.
Speaking to NBC, Trump urged America to not bother trying to solve gun violence, because he thought it was a waste of time:
“No matter what you do, you’re gonna have problems,” Trump told NBC News in an interview that aired Sunday. “Because you have sick people. They happen to be intelligent. And, you know, they can be sick as hell and they’re geniuses in a certain way. They are going to be able to break the system.”
what could be dumber than the liberal delusion that every problem has a solution?
Trevor Noah proves Donald Trump is ‘presidential’ by comparing him to Gadhafi and Idi Amin
While American observers criticize the Republican front-runner for being “unpresidential,” Noah argued, Trump’s xenophobic rhetoric actually reminded him of home.
The native of South Africa then showed footage of that country’s president, Jacob Zuma, complaining about “illegal migrants” while also saying that “not all” of them were involved in illegal activity, language that also resembles Trump’s remarks.
“That’s light xenophobia with just a dash of diplomacy,” Noah said. “Which is also the title of Paula Deen’s new book.”
Trevor Noah proves Donald Trump is ‘presidential’ by comparing him to Gadhafi and Idi Amin
While American observers criticize the Republican front-runner for being “unpresidential,” Noah argued, Trump’s xenophobic rhetoric actually reminded him of home.
The native of South Africa then showed footage of that country’s president, Jacob Zuma, complaining about “illegal migrants” while also saying that “not all” of them were involved in illegal activity, language that also resembles Trump’s remarks.
“That’s light xenophobia with just a dash of diplomacy,” Noah said. “Which is also the title of Paula Deen’s new book.”
Trevor Noah proves Donald Trump is ‘presidential’ by comparing him to Gadhafi and Idi Amin
While American observers criticize the Republican front-runner for being “unpresidential,” Noah argued, Trump’s xenophobic rhetoric actually reminded him of home.
The native of South Africa then showed footage of that country’s president, Jacob Zuma, complaining about “illegal migrants” while also saying that “not all” of them were involved in illegal activity, language that also resembles Trump’s remarks.
“That’s light xenophobia with just a dash of diplomacy,” Noah said. “Which is also the title of Paula Deen’s new book.”
Fake Quote Files: Adolf Hitler on Gun Registration, Conquest and DisarmamentTrevor Noah proves Donald Trump is ‘presidential’ by comparing him to Gadhafi and Idi Amin
While American observers criticize the Republican front-runner for being “unpresidential,” Noah argued, Trump’s xenophobic rhetoric actually reminded him of home.
The native of South Africa then showed footage of that country’s president, Jacob Zuma, complaining about “illegal migrants” while also saying that “not all” of them were involved in illegal activity, language that also resembles Trump’s remarks.
“That’s light xenophobia with just a dash of diplomacy,” Noah said. “Which is also the title of Paula Deen’s new book.”
