MSNBC's Rick Santelli finally figures out globalist slave labor cheap goods is bad for American workers and economy.....
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harddriver
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So continuing to let millions upon tens of millions illegal aliens into the United States while using your tax dollars to support them through NGO's funded by USAID(YOUR TAXDOLLARS), Medicare(YOUR TAXDOLLARS) and Social Security benefits they have not earned(YOUR TAX DOLLARS) while continuing printing money out of thin air at the rate of 1 Trillion dollars every 100 DAYs and letting the trade deficits go unchallenged while continuing to offshore what remaining jobs the USA does have as President Autopen was doing was a better solution for America???????
Do you really think all that illegal migration was spontaneous? Did you happen to notice the very same thing started in Europe around 2015?
Do you really support those policies as a hardworking taxpaying American? History is replete with failed Empires and Nation States when debt's of these amounts encumber them.
Are the Trump policies just a ruse to bring in CBDC's.....I have no idea????All of these Tariffs seem to be a tool to renegotiate bad trade deals because without the American market China, Japan and other countries trade success would not exist. I'm willing to give the new approach a chance.......because the previous policies were guaranteed to pound the final nail into the DEBT coffin of America.
I guess if the plan is to completely bankrupt this once great nation it won't matter who his president if the central bankers who really control monetary policy continue to push the train with no brakes down the hill as they have since 1971.
The whole tiresome Red Team Blue Team game is merely a distraction to keep people from uniting so they don't really see both parties are bought and owned by the very same entities.
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Floyd Eye
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Another example of someone who did what they needed to do rather than doing the bare minimum and bitching about how the world owes you something. You should be commended. I commend you. Nice job.
The Blazing Saddle
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NowYou'rePlayingWithPower
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Bingo! Not to mention that too many people are reactive instead of proactive.
The~Kid
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Right on man and congratulations on hard earned success in life, this is what it's supposed to be about and IMO more people deserve those opportunities as well and not as a hand out either.......
Unfortunately today there just aren't as many opportunities for folks IMO like there used to be on average and it's not just me saying so it's actual numbers and figures showing these trends in people in America and their standard of life and standards of living lowering month after month, year after year, decade after decade and we can thank all these things your here defending for it IMO......
Working since I was 12 here too and well coming from a strong work ethic my parents taught me IMO it's just hard for the regular person now and probably harder than it's ever been. Ive also gone to college and yeah paying out of your pocket without financial aid isnt the best but hey education especially nowadays aint cheap.
Maybe everyone has a different point of view of how things can get better for everyone on average but I think everyone can agree that if you work hard, you have a strong work ethic and your dedicated to good work and delivering quality work people on average deserve better than what most are getting today doing all those things in America. Simply put people living in America on average deserve better than the Grey Goop we all are being fed for the most part and PC BS...........
If people are doing all they can and everything they can to advance in life yet for whatever reason that isn't happening then that is a problem and today unfortunately on average more good, hard and decent people do all they can yet have nothing to show for it and that is the reality of Globalization and all these other things your here defending.
Wetordry
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I work with 40 or so people that can't break the poverty cycle, yet 5 or 6 of us are doing well.
It's the choices people make. The choice to have skills or not, to live week to week or not, to pay too much for a house or not, to vape or buy weed or not, to have another kid or not, to eat out twice a day or not...
Most folks are their own worst enemy.
It's the choices people make. The choice to have skills or not, to live week to week or not, to pay too much for a house or not, to vape or buy weed or not, to have another kid or not, to eat out twice a day or not...
Most folks are their own worst enemy.
Floyd Eye
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I hear ya. Most of my co-workers make similar money to me. I work a lot of OT when I can, so for instance I made an extra 30k on top of my straight time last year, but basically we all make pretty good money. Most of them, especially the young ones, live beyond their means. I mean I guess not really, but they carry big debt. $80,000 trucks, $350,000 mortgages. I live in the same house I bought for about 60k 25 years ago, I bought the house next to me for cash about 5 years ago. My shit is paid off. I don't even have a car payment. Recently They turned off the OT spigot. For those morons it means they have to scramble and spend savings or use credit cards to sustain their life. For me it means I probably have to wait a few months before I buy the HK AP5 I have my eye on.
It's all about priorities. That is, choices. Most people make poor ones.
Wetordry
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OT spigot got cut where I'm at also, although I work 50hrs+ regardless. I can still work as much as I need because I have 45 yrs of welding/millwright/mechanic experience. General laborers moan about it cause they made shit choices years ago as far as skills required to survive, and the company doesn't need stoned line workers on OT riding the clock.
Your post sounds eerily similar to my experience.