Idiot blithering.

He may actually not be smart enough for his MAGA cap.

#7 | Posted by Corky

I hate to agree with onelumpofs*&^, but he's right.

Boomers have f*&^ed future generations out of pure greed.

Sure, there have been Gex X and Millennial s*&^bags who have taken advantage of and even pushed the status quo Boomers put in place, but Boomers are the ones who broke the social contract. Boomers are the ones who set the fundamentals on the path we're on now. They made it easy for a few Gen X or Millennial to step into their shoes and perpetuate the current pile of s*&^ we're all living.

Dance as much as you'd like, sport, it's a true assessment of reality.

First I thought

#21 | Posted by oneironaut

F*&^ off s*&^ bag, you've never thought for a single second of your pathetic, worthless life.

Plus, you forgot an actual argument to what was said.

#19 | Posted by Corky

This is like farting and demanding a response.

Gen shaming is absurd... here's your AI to prove it, lol:

That might be dumbest, and I mean THE DUMBEST response.

I mean, are you trying to be a stereotypical 90's movie "cool guy" trope?

If only people listened when their betters told them what the results of their stupidity would be...

All just a publicity stunt.

#5 | Posted by lfthndthrds

You're half right.

He knows the consequences of his actions will generate publicity.

But he also knows the consequences of his actions are real consequences.

Yeah, he's intentionally creating publicity, but unlike the s*&^bag pedos you support, he has real consequences to worry about.

As has been said, if Trump truly is an agent for Putin or some other power, he wouldn't be doing anything differently than he is now.

But still, the MAGA s*&^bags cheer.

Public health in the US is collapsing.

Too bad the idiots who drug the country down this path won't be the only ones suffering from their stupidity.

What nonsense are you spewing now?

Nothing collapsed.

Something collapsing would require it to be a legit process enacted in good faith by both parties.

I guarantee the Trump s*&^heaps were not acting in good faith.

Of course, that piece of s*&^ did.

And, of course, that piece of s*&^ didn't even bother to tell the proles why he would do such a thing.

F*&^ that piece of s*&^.

Tell me about the problems in the other capitalist countries. Like Norway. Or Finland.

#77 | Posted by madbomber

From who's perspective?

From the workers? Probably very few.

From the owner? Probably more so.

My short time in Europe has already highlighted the many ways the US is screwed up. Most Americans are just too propagandized to admit it.

OK. But what does that have to do with capitalism.

I was pointing out that recognizing how broken the system is in the US doesn't mean one wants to be Cuba. That's it.

I would also point out that "capitalism" isn't a monolith. There are very different ways of doing business in different countries, many of which aren't broken like the US is.

I assume you're now on your feet in NLD, correct? And NLD is a very, very capitalist country.

It is. But not, in my admittedly limited experience, as brutally and ruthlessly as the US has become. The social contract here is alive and well and although the government oversight seems over the top at times compared to what I'm used to, s*&^ works here. As a senior manager I've had to become decently familiar with Dutch labor laws (at least the spirit and pertinent parts) as part of onboarding and worker protections, considerations and rights are far greater here. Kind of annoyingly so from an American perspective.

The US is in tatters, but it's not because of capitalism. If capitalism was the issue, most of the world would be in tatters.

Again, it's not a monolith. The system American businesses have descending into is a massive part of the problem. Laziness and complacency of the populace comprise a significant portion of the rest.

The problem in the US is that USans want lots of rights, but no responsibilities. It's that simple. You will soon recognize that, living in your new home.

I already see it. Interestingly, another thing I see is people here aren't so over the top in their pride for their country to the point that it's kind of dirty.

Congrats, btw. Where are you living?

#71 | Posted by madbomber

I'm about an hour and a half south of Amsterdam, not far from the Belgian border. We're finally comfortable enough that we're starting to think about a first trip, probably right before Christmas depending on the school schedule. Currently thinking either Prague or Edinburgh.

My question to them would be, what do you have a positive view of? Cuba? North Korea?

False dichotomy.

You don't have to be in favor of Cuba to realize the system in the US is broken.

#14 only if something is preventing you from being objective about it.

In any case, if people didn't cling so hard to a system that monetizes everything and everyone because they're mindlessly believing a. it's the only way and b. the current version is the same as the version they formed their opinions under, things wouldn't have gotten to this point.

It didn't and doesn't have to be this way.

#4 spot on.

The system is broken and the younger generations have zero interest in it.

Once the boomers are no longer around, the scales will tilt heavily away from the current system.

Almost entirely traceable to Republican policies and blunders.

Maybe she identifies as a man.

#6 | Posted by BellRinger

Maybe you're a stupid pile of s*&^.

Why does the natural order of economics surprise you?

#14 | Posted by Danforth

Pedoringer is one of those idiots for whom the natural order of all things surprises him.

#13 | Posted by BellRinger

Joining under Trump is as dumb as it gets.

Sorry you're too stupid to see that. Dumbf*&^.

Reliability isn't the US strength any longer.

#4 | Posted by oneironaut

Thanks to MAGA s*&^bags like you.

So a majority black district elects a candidate from a field of 5, and this idiot has to run to duhhhh AiPaCz!!! (BTW she's jewish, idiot).

Then makes thinly veiled antisemitic comments about Jews being aliens...

People signing up under this administration is proof positive they're hardly our "best and brightest."

Math don't lie, Trucker dong gobbler.

#55 | POSTED BY BELLRINGER

Except you talking point isn't "math," idiot. Every estimate that is most recent pegs total population of about 11-12 million as of 2022-2023. Nobody has estimates that I've seen for the following year because it takes time and real, actual methodology to figure it out.

You're just spewing administration talking points because you're a stupid f*%# who believes everything your pedo masters tells you to believe.