"But also, it gives the leftist something to make it look like they are morally correct."

There is good and sound policy that comes from the left that attempts to protect individuals. Policies that govern lending and other consumer focused services and products.

That's not socialism. Nor is it wrong. Those policies don't come from the right. Those policies matter to me.

But the left can't help itself with the "morally correct" rhetoric. It works as a political wedge. Look at the dopes here who never miss an opportunity to express their superiority because of who they claim they vote for. They clearly manage their personal lives like complete ----.....but by god they are better than you because of who they claim they vote for. Personally, I'm not sure very many of them actually vote.

-Personal decisions, life decisions determine your lot in life in our nation

That's a bridge too far for some individuals here.

Don't worry....I'm sure they are announcing themselves right now.......

-The system is for anyone to get rich if they apply themselves.

again.......a bridge too far.

I'm a couple tax brackets better than my parents. Education, lifestyle, net worth, etc......and I've been able to support my kids as they pursued more expensive education opportunities.

I can't say that I couldn't have done it elsewhere but I managed to do it here.

but I credit the Democratic party significantly for giving me "system" to succeed.

JFC, the comments here are just sad.

I don't have a better word. just sad.

33

couldn't agree more.

I'm a little surprised he was referenced.

Did Michael fall under the umbrella of LGTBQ?

Isn't it a little insensitive or even hatred to refer to him as "twisted"?

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nobody understands that well enough to muster up a real argument.

But let's discuss the worker who works for Musk. A warehouse worker who works for Musk is entitled to what, exactly?

Let's compare this warehouse worker to his neighbor who does the exact same job for a 2 location family owned lumberyard.

They are paid approximately the same, same hours, benefits are roughly the same, etc.

Is one of those workers entitled to something the other worker isn't?

It would seem there is an argument the Musk employee is entitled to much more........or that he is being stolen from more than the other worker.

What do less employable people do?
Crime?
#57 | Posted by Effeteposer

Attack posters who have achieved real success in life on an anonymous blog every day.

-Are you familiar with the People's Republic of China? How about the Islamic Republic of Iran?

It's as if those government were intentionally trying to fool both their own citizens and the world with names like that..........LOL

Even using the word "people's".....that sounds very representative........

-A classic case of projection is confession.

what are you confessing? I'll advise you not to do that.

"I'm not really sure why so many people are hung up on money as a measure of success"

money is measurable....

my daughter is taking a different job that pays significantly less. she's leaving a large NY law firm to move to DC to work for a Senate committee as counsel.

She's totally excited and the pay drop doesn't bother her a bit.

And this move will be seen as a step up in many ways. Even though it's for less money.

-I am confessing that you attack posters in an anonymous blog on a daily basis

you say "attack" when it's more accurate to say "hit back"

And the poster I was directing that towards I almost never address but he attacks me every time he's here.

He's a total moron who outright admits he's jealous of me.

-IMHO childless people are the least successful

uh oh........

-Having a child really changes your view on life, you really feel accomplished, like you satisfied your lifes purpose.

very true but I would change that slightly to "raising a child".

Any dipshit can "have" a child. But doing it right is what's special.

It's so rare and important you have to apologize for it in certain circles.