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2 Re: As workers are devalued. 12/14/2014, 10:35 pm
Sal
Wage growth vs asset inflation.
Our priorities are FUBAR.
Thank you, Milton.
Our priorities are FUBAR.
Thank you, Milton.
3 Re: As workers are devalued. 12/14/2014, 11:10 pm
2seaoat
Why has the American worker become such a difficult thing for politicians to support. There was a time the Oligarchy did not rule our congress and the media, and the working man had value in America. It will be a long battle, but the bastards who have stole this nation will be thrown out of power.......tick tock.
4 Re: As workers are devalued. 12/15/2014, 9:06 am
Guest
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2seaoat wrote:Why has the American worker become such a difficult thing for politicians to support. There was a time the Oligarchy did not rule our congress and the media, and the working man had value in America. It will be a long battle, but the bastards who have stole this nation will be thrown out of power.......tick tock.
Politicians only look to be supported themselves. They do not truly represent the people but only their ambition. Their pockets are lined well.
Then you have the politicians who vote against business and impose environmental constraints.
Who is affected? The business moves overseas and the workers - who once had a middle class income based on their skill - now work two or three jobs to make ends meet.
If a politician has a class of people who are in need, they can preach on the campaign trail how much better they will make their lives. And in turn they can denounce the big bad businesses for taking jobs overseas - which they helped orchestrate through taxes and government regulations.
The politicians love the plan and don't give a damn, in all reality, if people work or not. The strife works to their advantage. People who are happy and content do not turn to government for an answer. People who are in a struggle are looking for an answer. And the slick politicians move in...and so goes the nation.
So what is the machine with the money flowing into its pockets that is more evil than what some think big business is? Politicians.
5 Re: As workers are devalued. 12/15/2014, 10:35 am
TEOTWAWKI
A politician is a professional liar. Getting elected is his main ability. If he has any management skill beyond that he seldom uses it. You are spot on SheWritesSheWrites wrote:2seaoat wrote:Why has the American worker become such a difficult thing for politicians to support. There was a time the Oligarchy did not rule our congress and the media, and the working man had value in America. It will be a long battle, but the bastards who have stole this nation will be thrown out of power.......tick tock.
Politicians only look to be supported themselves. They do not truly represent the people but only their ambition. Their pockets are lined well.
Then you have the politicians who vote against business and impose environmental constraints.
Who is affected? The business moves overseas and the workers - who once had a middle class income based on their skill - now work two or three jobs to make ends meet.
If a politician has a class of people who are in need, they can preach on the campaign trail how much better they will make their lives. And in turn they can denounce the big bad businesses for taking jobs overseas - which they helped orchestrate through taxes and government regulations.
The politicians love the plan and don't give a damn, in all reality, if people work or not. The strife works to their advantage. People who are happy and content do not turn to government for an answer. People who are in a struggle are looking for an answer. And the slick politicians move in...and so goes the nation.
So what is the machine with the money flowing into its pockets that is more evil than what some think big business is? Politicians.
6 AMAZING! 12/15/2014, 2:50 pm
Markle
Amazing isn't it?
THIS is the President every Progressive here wanted in office. Democrats held the House and Senate the last two years of President Bush and the first two years of Semi-retired President Obama.
They got exactly what they wanted, the policies and actions they demanded, it is a massive failure and instead of blaming themselves, just like President Obama, they're blaming everyone else. Just exactly like President Obama.
NOW the Democrats are divided and fighting. Their policies FAILED and now they're screaming at each other.
I'm enjoying the fun.
THIS is the President every Progressive here wanted in office. Democrats held the House and Senate the last two years of President Bush and the first two years of Semi-retired President Obama.
They got exactly what they wanted, the policies and actions they demanded, it is a massive failure and instead of blaming themselves, just like President Obama, they're blaming everyone else. Just exactly like President Obama.
NOW the Democrats are divided and fighting. Their policies FAILED and now they're screaming at each other.
I'm enjoying the fun.
7 Re: As workers are devalued. 12/15/2014, 4:59 pm
2seaoat
NOW the Democrats are divided and fighting.
On what issue do you see division. They still seem to want to increase the minimum wage, tighten import controls and tariffs, and increase the tax rates on the top tax brackets. Where is the division?
On what issue do you see division. They still seem to want to increase the minimum wage, tighten import controls and tariffs, and increase the tax rates on the top tax brackets. Where is the division?
8 Re: As workers are devalued. 12/15/2014, 6:14 pm
Guest
Guest
2seaoat wrote:NOW the Democrats are divided and fighting.
On what issue do you see division. They still seem to want to increase the minimum wage, tighten import controls and tariffs, and increase the tax rates on the top tax brackets. Where is the division?
No... we would never see division between obama and you or other liberals here. Wordslinger is the only one.
9 Re: As workers are devalued. 12/15/2014, 6:17 pm
KarlRove
Letting in an extra 5+ million illegals isn't going to make the situation better.
11 Re: As workers are devalued. 12/15/2014, 6:33 pm
Markle
Sal wrote:They're already here working, dumbass.
12 Re: As workers are devalued. 12/15/2014, 6:34 pm
KarlRove
Yep and that's why Americans can't make a decent wage. Of course, that doesn't excuse their law breaking
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