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If those working class people would just be thrifty and responsible, they wouldn’t need higher wages. - That would save money for the things we really need, like another group of F-35s, and another after that.
If those working class people would just be thrifty and responsible, they wouldn’t need higher wages"
and if we just put air in our tires we would not have to worry about the high cost of gas? Or if we just raise the tax rate on the over achiever who did not build it and does not need it we could balance the budget right?
Rottiluv said, about 5 hours ago @braindead08 Well why don’t we just earn our money the old fashioned way, by inheriting it! What’s wrong with us.
yeh a whole 7% of the millionaire billionaire Obama is obsessed with inherited and managed to keep the money. How dare they. must tax them and pass that on to be fair.
It’s A Wonderful Life and Mr. Smith Goes to Washington were movies that I thought reflected the “REAL” America and what “REAL” Americans wanted. The bad guys were always the “EVIL” few who were rich and willing to let the ends justify the means. Most of the movies I’ve loved were honor stories. Stories where good people, sometimes even rich good people, stood against power in order to protect people who couldn’t protect themselves. Whether it was the rich rancher damming up the water supply, the mining company poisoning the river or getting workers killed, or a few good men facing an overwhelming enemy in the face of certain death- such as the stories of the Alamo and Wake Island, the movies I like best are where good people overcome the odds- not for themselves, but for others. Such movies made me an idealist. A life of reality made me a cynic. However, that core belief in honor, respect, and even love, has remained. Mr. Potter sucked. Respectfully C. & Harvey
Television. The constant barrage of advertising that tells everyone they are to be self-entitled, treat themselves and that they must have every new gadget, product and what-not is very likely involved also.
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I Play One On TV said, 5 months ago
“And a Happy New Year to you. IN JAIL!”
Best Christmas movie ever, even if the Job Creator gets his at the end.
zekedog55
said, 5 months ago
Our fish wrapper this morning noted that Jindal, Rubio, and Ryan are now all about the lifting up of America’s middle class now…
The consensus sentiment among them being, “The Democrats taught us what really matters this last election…”
Talk is cheap, fellas—-how about you put your vote where your mouth is!
braindead08 said, 5 months ago
If those working class people would just be thrifty and responsible, they wouldn’t need higher wages.
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That would save money for the things we really need, like another group of F-35s, and another after that.
braindead08 said, 5 months ago
It’s not enough for me to succeed, others must fail.
Rottiluv
said, 5 months ago
@braindead08
Well why don’t we just earn our money the old fashioned way, by inheriting it! What’s wrong with us.
Harleyquinn
said, 5 months ago
@braindead08
If those working class people would just be thrifty and responsible, they wouldn’t need higher wages"
and if we just put air in our tires we would not have to worry about the high cost of gas? Or if we just raise the tax rate on the over achiever who did not build it and does not need it we could balance the budget right?
Harleyquinn
said, 5 months ago
@Rottiluv
Rottiluv said, about 5 hours ago
@braindead08
Well why don’t we just earn our money the old fashioned way, by inheriting it! What’s wrong with us.
yeh a whole 7% of the millionaire billionaire Obama is obsessed with inherited and managed to keep the money. How dare they. must tax them and pass that on to be fair.
Ken M
said, 5 months ago
said no conservative, ever…
Respectful Troll said, 5 months ago
It’s A Wonderful Life and Mr. Smith Goes to Washington were movies that I thought reflected the “REAL” America and what “REAL” Americans wanted. The bad guys were always the “EVIL” few who were rich and willing to let the ends justify the means. Most of the movies I’ve loved were honor stories. Stories where good people, sometimes even rich good people, stood against power in order to protect people who couldn’t protect themselves. Whether it was the rich rancher damming up the water supply, the mining company poisoning the river or getting workers killed, or a few good men facing an overwhelming enemy in the face of certain death- such as the stories of the Alamo and Wake Island, the movies I like best are where good people overcome the odds- not for themselves, but for others.
Such movies made me an idealist. A life of reality made me a cynic. However, that core belief in honor, respect, and even love, has remained.
Mr. Potter sucked.
Respectfully
C.
& Harvey
DrCanuck said, 5 months ago
@Respectful Troll
^ And now America is on the side of the victimizers. What happened?
DrCanuck said, 5 months ago
@Respectful Troll
^ And now America is on the side of the victimizers. What happened?
cjr53 said, 5 months ago
@DrCanuck
Television. The constant barrage of advertising that tells everyone they are to be self-entitled, treat themselves and that they must have every new gadget, product and what-not is very likely involved also.
cjr53 said, 5 months ago
@DrCanuck
Kill your TV.
DrCanuck said, 5 months ago
@cjr53
^ I did. Years ago.
(Which is why I’m still a self-sufficient, responsible, gainfully employed Liberal.)