What is really going on in NC?

[john doe 101]

Sorry, I don't believe she cares, nor do I believe very many candidates care, they are about winning and power, otherwise they would stick to their values and they don't.

Just admit your statement was illogical regardless of what you think about Kamala caring and we can move on.

 

[Papageorgio]

Just admit your statement was illogical regardless of what you think about Kamala caring and we can move on.

It wasn't so I guess you stay here and I move on.

 

[john doe 101]

It wasn't so I guess you stay here and I move on.

It was an illogical statement. You not admitting it doesnt make it somehow logical.

 

[Papageorgio]

It was an illogical statement. You not admitting it doesnt make it somehow logical.

Whatever you say, I moved on.

 

[john doe 101]

Whatever you say, I moved on.

Without admitting you were wrong. Now how do you expect to improve yourself?

 

[Papageorgio]

Without admitting you were wrong. Now how do you expect to improve yourself?

FYI: In case you didn't know, your opinion of me and whether you believe I am right or wrong doesn't matter to me. I did nothing I need to admit to.

 

[john doe 101]

FYI: In case you didn't know, your opinion of me and whether you believe I am right or wrong doesn't matter to me. I did nothing I need to admit to.

Anyone that has taken a basic logic 101 course can see your logic was wrong. What's even funnier is you trying to give others lessons in logic. I'm not talking about your dumb opinions about Kamala.

 

[sealybobo]

No he doesn't you idiot. He's saying whatever he needs to say to get you vote. You think Oliver really wants to do all those things or is he just saying what you want to hear to get your vote?

Reminds me of Kennedy. I mean RFK Jr. Differentiate yourself.

You believe the Libertarian party cares about you? They are just a different spin on Republicans. Republicans also were for spending less. What happened to that? The same thing that would happen to Mr. Chase Oliver as soon as he got into office. Reality would kick in.

What did GW Bush spend so much money on? Besides rich people?

What did Trump spend so much money on? Where did that money go? What did he spend money on?

Now when you ask me what Biden spent money on, I'll tell you

a. Stimulus to get us out of Bush's mess. But at least that money went to middle class people and poor people. Instead of Bush/Trump who always first give to the rich. So stimulus needed to be done to get us out of Trump's mess just like Obama had to spend to get us out of Bush's great recession. Same way Reagan had to spend to fix his recession.

b. Infrastructure spending. About god damn time

c. Green Jobs. PERFECT! And most of these jobs are benefiting red states and people in red states. Did you know?

Biden Is Giving Red Districts an Inconvenient Gift: Green Jobs​

The White House’s policies have fueled plans for more than $200 billion in cleantech manufacturing investments — mostly in districts with Republican lawmakers opposed to the agenda.​

 

[Papageorgio]

Anyone that has taken a basic logic 101 course can see your logic was wrong. What's even funnier is you trying to give others lessons in logic. I'm not talking about your dumb opinions about Kamala.

Okay, that is fine by me, believe what you need.

 

[sealybobo]

It wasn't so I guess you stay here and I move on.

I'm so fucking sick of Libertarians thinking their way is a better way. You can't name one country that runs like libertarians want to run the country. And most sane people don't think it would work. It would be a mess.

I used to debate with the head of the MI Libertarian party back during the bush years. His answer for everything, was fewer regulations. No matter what, it was always fewer regs. And ultimately, the market will decide.

I don't think deregulating industry is the way to go. We already see Republicans have weakened government enough. The Supreme Court said the EPA is unconstitutional and Congress has to clean up our environment. Knowing they are gridlocked and can't get shit done.

So a company pollutes the Yellowstone river. What does a Libertarian say we should do? Nothing. Let the market decide. And if we should do anything, it's more deregulations.

 

[Papageorgio]

I'm so fucking sick of Libertarians thinking their way is a better way. You can't name one country that runs like libertarians want to run the country. And most sane people don't think it would work. It would be a mess.

I used to debate with the head of the MI Libertarian party back during the bush years. His answer for everything, was fewer regulations. No matter what, it was always fewer regs. And ultimately, the market will decide.

I don't think deregulating industry is the way to go. We already see Republicans have weakened government enough. The Supreme Court said the EPA is unconstitutional and Congress has to clean up our environment. Knowing they are gridlocked and can't get shit done.

So a company pollutes the Yellowstone river. What does a Libertarian say we should do? Nothing. Let the market decide. And if we should do anything, it's more deregulations.

Okay, not that your bigoted opinion matters to me, but if it makes you feel better, we know it is all about you.

 

[sealybobo]

Okay, not that your bigoted opinion matters to me, but if it makes you feel better, we know it is all about you.

Sort of like Trump. Have you seen a rally? He rarely talks about the people in attendence. It's all about him. Witch hunts, mushroom dick, Hannibal Lecter, etc.

Here's one where he is talking about someone other than himself but even here, how many times does he mention himself? 7 times.

“Because I am your protector. I want to be your protector. As president, I have to be your protector. I hope you don’t make too much of it. I hope the fake news doesn’t go, ‘Oh he wants to be their protector.’ Well, I am. As president, I have to be your protector,” Trump said.

Women, he added, “will be happy, healthy, confident and free. You will no longer be thinking about abortion.”

 

[john doe 101]

Okay, that is fine by me, believe what you need.

Just say you were not being logical when making that statement.

 

[Papageorgio]

Just say you were not being logical when making that statement.

You say it, I am not. You got anything else? You are getting boring and not very entertaining.

 

[john doe 101]

You say it, I am not. You got anything else? You are getting boring and not very entertaining.

You can't say it. Because you're a pathetic illogical thinking dumb ass.

 

[Dekster]

Will they actually? This looks like deep rural appalachians yes? I would bet a lot of the survivors don't actually return. Much of these areas (per Duke) are not restoration but disaster rebuild areas.

I am sure the developers hope that is the case. Ashville is not exactly a poor area. The Obamas reportedly had looked at moving to the area after they left the WH before they landed on the Vineyard. Nothing like Mother Nature to spur along gentrification.

 

[Dogmaphobe]

I'm so fucking sick of Libertarians thinking

I suppose that would appear to be quite the strange approach from your own perspective.

 

[sealybobo]

You can't say it. Because you're a pathetic illogical thinking dumb ass.

 

[Papageorgio]

You can't say it. Because you're a pathetic illogical thinking dumb ass.

Ok, that is your choice, not sure why you think you need to control others. As Walz says, “Weird”.

 

[sealybobo]

Ok, that is your choice, not sure why you think you need to control others. As Walz says, “Weird”.

I'm gonna give the Libertarian Party some credit here. They weren't stupid enough to go with RFK Jr. even though he would have been a big name for them to get.

Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was eliminated from contention for the Libertarian Party’s presidential nomination during the party’s convention Sunday.

In a surprise move earlier Sunday, Kennedy was put up for consideration as a nominee to represent the party in 2024. But he received support from just 19 delegates, or 2.07%, in the first round of voting and was eliminated. Political activist Chase Oliver ultimately won the Libertarian presidential nomination Sunday night at the convention in Washington, DC, after seven rounds of voting.

Kennedy, who spoke at the convention on Friday, was nominated by a delegate Sunday on the convention floor, where his candidacy was met with boos from other delegates.