What's your most important issue today?

The cultural disintegration of the country fostered by the mental laziness and contempt for others that comes largely from social media, but there's not much we can do about it.
 
Frank Apisa said:
Now we are getting somewhere, AssWipe.

So you do think American corporations have, or should assume, a social obligation...that they should not outsource, but should instead only operate in a way that maximizes American jobs...even if it means earning less in the way of profits for their shareholders?

Holy shit!

Ain't that a fine position for a capitalist to take!

And impose more tariffs...even though the economic sources I cited say they did a hell of a lot more damage than good for our nation...

....because YOU are a much better economist than the people from Brookings, Carnegie, or Forbes.

Wow. Who woulda thunk that a Trump supporter would have that big an ego.

Jesus H. Christ, AssWipe...do you realize how much a chump you are making yourself look...with minimum help from me?
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Yes.

I said yes several times.

if it's wrong for people to be traitors it should be wrong for corporations, if corporations are people and all that.
 
martin said:
The cultural disintegration of the country fostered by the mental laziness and contempt for others that comes largely from social media, but there's not much we can do about it.
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We could take away Section 230 immunity from the social media companies. Pres. Trump wanted to do that.
 
Dutch Uncle said:
Textiles, hammers, buggy whips, etc. Please try to keep up.
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They had spandex in the 1800s?
A hammer can do a lot more than a nail gun. What's next, toss out "the wheel"?
Buggy whips? ... your only customer would be 'record player' Joe. :palm:

I am fine with FAIR competition from foreign countries. And I accept the fact that we have to protect certain industries as a matter of national and economic security. Maybe textiles should have been one of them.
 
Bigdog said:
They had spandex in the 1800s?
A hammer can do a lot more than a nail gun. What's next, toss out "the wheel"?
Buggy whips? ... your only customer would be 'record player' Joe. :palm:

I am fine with FAIR competition from foreign countries. And I accept the fact that we have to protect certain industries as a matter of national and economic security. Maybe textiles should have been one of them.
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LOL. I’m not surprised that you truly believe the way to Make American Great Again is spandex, hammers and other old tech goods…just like in Daddy’s day.

What’s your opinion of losers who use sock puppets? I imagine some are pedos trying to be on the down low. Others are just weak-spines losers.
 
Dutch Uncle said:
…and you favor censorship. I disagree on restricting free speech but do hold people accountable for advocating violence or pushing outright lies.
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Not personally, but some people like to have that choice.

Your white demsoc lib media is never held accountable for doing that. :dunno:
 
Bigdog said:
Not personally, but some people like to have that choice.

Your white demsoc lib media is never held accountable for doing that. :dunno:
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Which is why Nanny software is favored by parents and those with elderly, demented adults who could get in trouble with the police if left unfettered.

You cocksucking National Socialists who hate Jews, non-whites yet are not really Christian are a clear and present danger to the Constitution. I favor shutting all of you down legally.
 
AssHatZombie said:
Yes.

I said yes several times.

if it's wrong for people to be traitors it should be wrong for corporations, if corporations are people and all that.
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Okay...so you are not truly a capitalist. In a way, neither an I.

Gonna be a tough job to get corporations to agree that making as much profit as possible should not be a prime concern. But it can be done.
 
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