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dwai: stay at home dad, worried about unions
I was a local 1 ironworker for 10 years you little pussy.
Im still a member and can go back to work if I choose and will always support union labor
I make more playing poker than ironworking so why the fuck would I go bust my ass everyday when I can work from home and make more money?
I can do either and make more money than you or your little butt buddy jewlips.
You are both cunts
January 20th cannot get here soon enough. That is the day the Left has a hysterical breakdown.Quote:
Originally Posted by blake
If you are a Union guy, you should be personally cheering Trump. He single handed saved those Carrier jobs from going to Mexico. And he is going to do it again and again.Quote:
Originally Posted by big dick
We are seeing a combination of Teddy Roosevelt and Ronald Reagan with Trump. It's basically an America First revolution.
America's greatest days are ahead of us, and we finally have a leader that is moving the nation forward. It's morning again in America.
Judging by the shit The the gop is pulling in North Carolina I wouldn't doubt they were in on it with Russia and Putin.Quote:
Originally Posted by sonatine
Im being sarcastic in case the Trump tards don't realize it
Carrier’s union president accused Donald Trump of significantly inflating the number of jobs he convinced the company to keep in Indiana, telling the Washington Post that the President-elect “lied his ass off.”Quote:
Originally Posted by DraymondIf you are a Union guy, you should be personally cheering Trump. He single handed saved those Carrier jobs from going to Mexico. And he is going to do it again and again.Quote:
Originally Posted by big dick
We are seeing a combination of Teddy Roosevelt and Ronald Reagan with Trump. It's basically an America First revolution.
America's greatest days are ahead of us, and we finally have a leader that is moving the nation forward. It's morning again in America.
Trump last week visited the company’s Indianapolis plant to celebrate a deal he struck with Carrier’s parent company, United Technologies, to preserve 1,100 jobs there that would otherwise be sent to Mexico. Yet that number obscured the fact that some 350 of those positions were research and development jobs that the company never intended to dispatch to Mexico, or that around 80 were non-union clerical and supervisory positions, according to the Post.
United Steelworkers 1999 President Chuck Jones hoped that Trump would use his Dec. 1 visit to address the 550 Indianapolis jobs that would not be saved.
“But he got up there,” Jones said, “and, for whatever reason, lied his ass off.”
Trump’s speech to Carrier workers did not address the $7 million in tax breaks that the company received from the Indiana Economic Development Corporation, a state agency, to keep manufacturing jobs in the state. He promised on the campaign trail to “tax the hell” out of corporations like Carrier.
Nor did Trump mention that United Technologies still planned to send 700 jobs from a separate factory in Huntington, Indiana, to Monterrey, Mexico.
As Carrier workers from the Huntington factory, many of whom supported Trump, stood outside the Indianapolis plant holding signs asking the President-elect not to “forget” about them, Trump announced that the Indianapolis operation was keeping “over 1,100 people, which is so great.”
“Trump and Pence, they pulled a dog and pony show on the numbers,” Jones told the Post. “I almost threw up in my mouth.”
Trump and his backers are still pushing the 1,100 figure a week later, though Jones said he heard from Carrier that only 730 production jobs would stay.
Appearing on Fox News’ “Hannity” on Wednesday night, Trump adviser Corey Lewandowski praised the “1,100” jobs that the President-elect managed to keep in Indiana. He said that along with those jobs come “a great Christmas,” which Americans can “say again, merry Christmas, because Donald Trump is now the president.”
http://talkingpointsmemo.com/livewir...ber-jobs-saved
Oh and bottomeset you mention Reagan and unions
You do know that Reagan deregulated the air traffic controllers union right?
yeah you guys are right. probably wasn't even trump who made that tweet cause he seems super intelligent and doesn't have an endless track record of being unable to spell anything ever.Quote:
Originally Posted by DJ_ChapsYou mean one single bottled water gopher who also does the tweeting now?Quote:
Originally Posted by blake
its 2016 wasting brain capacity learning how to spell is for morons elizabeth
although i feel like chaps still lists typing as a skill on his resume
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Originally Posted by DraymondJanuary 20th cannot get here soon enough. That is the day the Left has a hysterical breakdown.Quote:
Originally Posted by blake
Gonna be EPIC watching Obummer hand over the keys to the White House to TRUMP
Bye fucker.....good riddance
You guys have strayed to far from reality, I'm compelled to post a few paragraphs from Chris Hedges since he's uniquely qualified to predict such things.
http://www.truthdig.com/report/item/...chief_20161211
Demagogue-in-Chief
Posted on Dec 11, 2016
By Chris Hedges
For Donald Trump, the presidency will be a vast stage for accommodating his megalomania and insatiable appetite for money. Those who mock, defy or anger him will feel the wrath of the state. Those who are not obsequious will be cast aside. He will invest most of his energy in his brand. Self-promotion is the only real talent he possesses. Corruption, already rife within the political system, will explode into a full-blown kleptocracy. Manufactured stories about Trump’s prowess, brilliance, sexual allure and goodness, as well as how America is becoming “great again,” will be pumped out by the White House smoke machine. He will demand encomiums that will become ever more outrageous. All love, devotion and allegiance will be to Trump.
Trump is the sick expression of a dysfunctional political system and mass culture that celebrate the most depraved aspects of human nature—greed, a lust for power, a thirst for adulation and celebrity, a penchant for the manipulation of others, dishonesty, a lack of remorse and a frightening pathology in which reality is ignored. He is the product of our escapist world of constant entertainment. He embodies the mutation of values in American society that has culminated in an enormous cult of the self and the abandonment of the common good.
“When a population becomes distracted by trivia,” wrote Neil Postman, “when cultural life is redefined as a perpetual round of entertainments, when serious public conversation becomes a form of baby-talk, when, in short, a people becomes an audience and their public business a vaudeville, then a nation finds itself at risk: cultural-death is a clear possibility.”
"Demagogues—insecure and crippled by an unbridled narcissism and seldom of high intelligence—play to the inverted values of a decayed society. They attack all who do not kneel before the idol of “the great leader.” “Saturday Night Live” can continue to go after Trump, but Trump, as president, will use every tool in his arsenal, no matter how devious, to banish such public ridicule. He will seek to domesticate the press and critics first through the awarding of special privileges, flattery, gifts and access. Those who cannot be bought off will be destroyed. His petulant, childish taunts, given authority by the machinery of the security and surveillance state, will be dangerous."
Much longer version in article, here's a brief summary
"Trump’s fight with the Fox News host Megyn Kelly illustrates his vindictiveness.
“I was receiving death threats regularly, serious death threat against me, against my family,” she said. “Strange men showed up at my apartment building demanding to see me in a threatening manner. People started casing my home. Photographers were found on my property. I don’t know if they were private investigators or what they were, but people started digging into my past, bothering my mother, bothering my closest friends, bothering my high school friends, trying to dig up dirt on me.”
“The thing I was most worried about—I have a seven, a five and a three-year-old—and I was worried I would be walking down the street with my kids and somebody would do something to me in front of them, that they would see me get punched in the face, or get hurt.”
Kelly said the “crescendo of anger” sent “my life into lockdown.”
“There are people who tell jokes,” goes a joke illustrating the morbid humor prevalent among the populace in East Germany during the communist rule. “There are people who collect jokes and tell jokes. And there are people who collect people who tell jokes.”
I have covered numerous demagogues as a foreign correspondent, including the Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet, the Panamanian dictator Manuel Noriega, the Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein, the Libyan dictator Moammar Gadhafi and the Syrian dictator Hafez Assad of Syria, as well as Erich Honecker of the former East Germany, Nicolae Ceausescu of Romania and Slobodan Milosevic of Serbia. They had different idiosyncrasies and styles. Gadhafi and Ceausescu loved the spectacle and pomp that come with power. Milosevic and Assad spent long periods out of the spotlight. But all had patterns of behavior exhibited by Trump.
Tyde don't do the whole ban FPS thing, spend that time rereading the article. Be honest does the part below describe Trump or what.
Demagogues foolishly see the elaborately staged public events held for them as proof that a populace loves and respects them. And in the final, decrepit stages of their rule they became grotesque parodies of themselves. The sycophants around them, profiting from the orgy of corruption, feed their gargantuan self-delusion. The demagogues, believing they are divinely inspired geniuses and omnipotent, make decisions based on hallucinations. When a demagogue reaches that stage, society can be obliterated.
Demagogues usually seek to immortalize their grandeur in huge building projects that are monuments to their immortality. Saddam Hussein sought to rebuild the ancient city of Babylon. He constructed a replica of the palace of Nebuchadnezzar II on the ruins of the original, embossing his name, like Nebuchadnezzar II, on many of the bricks. Gadhafi built the largest irrigation system in existence, calling it “the eighth wonder of the world.” Ceausescu, whose birthday was a national holiday, constructed a massive palace, The People’s House, at a cost of $1.75 billion in Bucharest. He conscripted as many as 100,000 workers for the project. There were hundreds, perhaps thousands, who died from accidents during the construction. The palace, which is the second largest building in the world, after the Pentagon, has 3,500 tons of crystal and 1 million cubic meters of marble. It was two-thirds finished in December 1989 when the regime was overthrown. In a visit to the national museum that winter, I found it filled with idealized portraits and busts of Ceausescu. Rooms were devoted to hagiographic accounts of his mythical life story. Building projects and image creation of this kind make Trump—who has decorated his residence in Trump Tower as if he were Louis XIV, the Sun King—salivate.
Demagogues foster the psychosis of permanent war, which often leads to actual war. The psychosis of permanent war becomes a tool to abolish civil liberties and condemn dissent as treason. Huge expenditures go into the military, which demagogues see as an extension of their personal power, while the rest of the country decays. There is nothing a demagogue loves more than a big military parade.
The story of demagogues is as old as civilization. They have risen and fallen like the tides, always leaving in their wake misery, destruction and death. They exploit the frustrations and anger generated by a decayed society. They make fantastic promises they never keep. They demonize the vulnerable as scapegoats. They preach hatred and violence. They demand godlike worship. They consume those they rule."
no shit, guy's a nutcase.Quote:
Originally Posted by DraymondAre you like 17 years old? Wow. Must be lonely on the road.Quote:
Originally Posted by MumblesBadly
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I get it, cronyism, collusion, flat out scumbaggery is ok is you like the person in the white house??
All these libtards criticizing Donald Trump for his cabinet picks, yet don't bother to say shit about the people that have been then for 8 years or so.
:lol2
Pretty extensive hacking campaign imo.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cZ8zSsKW0zg
At least I have skills I can put on a resume.Quote:
Originally Posted by lol wow
ya tell them you're a dj that should get you hired if you're trying to get a job as a clown.Quote:
Originally Posted by DJ_ChapsAt least I have skills I can put on a resume.Quote:
Originally Posted by lol wow
People always lie about how much they lose on bets, im starting to think big dick lick wasn't lying.
DJ_Chaps: huh? only the top few had mistakes.
jesus