two US teens show how NOT to be sociopaths

PostmodernProphet said:
they don't.....the left simply pretends they do.....you've gotten so used to lying you don't even realize when you do it any more......
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Your post reminded me of seeing a bunch of signs at the Democratic National Convention which said 'middle class first'. Now I would surmise the meaning of those signs meant 'middle class before the rich' but there weren't signs that said 'put the poor first'.

Desh chooses to believe the rhetoric that the parties spout as opposed to their actions. Neither party follows their rhetoric.
 
PostmodernProphet said:
as amusing as someone on the left claiming not to be a brainless idiot.....
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Desh is just dumb on this issue. There are liberals on this board who are not registered Democrats. Hell in California over 30% of voters are registered independent. She can't comprehend that someone wouldn't want to register for a party.
 
Don Quixote said:
does that include people that worked all of their lives and have retired and include ss and medicare in their retirement...like my wife and me?
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no. I don't know how old you are, but if you've made enough to retire, or are old enough to retire having worked all your life, then you're not an entitled loser.
 
DamnYankee said:
Again: I have no problem with those who paid into it getting what they are entitled to, and neither does Paul.
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If the retirement age is raised, it takes money from the seniors. About 14k for each year. That's far worse than the chained CPI everyone's bitching about.
 
Howey said:
If the retirement age is raised, it takes money from the seniors. About 14k for each year. That's far worse than the chained CPI everyone's bitching about.
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any way you look at it, people that have paid for ss and medicare and do not received the benefits promised will be angry and they will vote

there are a lot of people approaching retirement age and a lot of people already retired that vote and will take out their anger on any politicians that renege on the promised benefits...and they will vote...unless the politicians find a way to make it more and more difficult for them to vote
 
Steelplate said:
Yes....the very same one that was negotiated in good faith.
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Negotiated with who? The taxpayers? They weren't at the table. It was done behind closed doors during times the economy was good by dirtbag politicians who would never have to deal with the consequences of their malfeasance. I guess you don't mind fucking over your kids and grandkids as long as you get yours right?
 
Don Quixote said:
any way you look at it, people that have paid for ss and medicare and do not received the benefits promised will be angry and they will vote

there are a lot of people approaching retirement age and a lot of people already retired that vote and will take out their anger on any politicians that renege on the promised benefits...and they will vote...unless the politicians find a way to make it more and more difficult for them to vote
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Do you think the youth of today and tomorrow should be slaves to promises you think you are owed?

You can vote til the cows come home. But, you can't vote for money that is nonexistent.
 
evince said:
hahahahahahahahahah


tahnk youfor admitting you vote republican
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I'll say it too. I'm a registered Republican and I vote GOP. Show me a democrat more fiscally and socially conservative then the GOP guy/gal on the ticket, and I'll vote for him/her.
 
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