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I'll leave this liberal article here.

www.politifact.com

I'm not calling out liberals. I'm just, once again, showing how stupidly hypocritical so many liberals are these days. If misstatements are a big enough problem that spreading hate and divisiveness is warranted, then do something about it in your own stupid party.

The Rep POTUS made an executive order. Dems don't want to follow it.

The Dem POTUS made an executive order. Reps don't want to follow it.

Now, take both of those scenarios and research the outcome of each. You will find that one of the parties, while complaining a lot and showing how stupid they really are, ultimately does what the EO was made to do. And you will find the other party not only puts out rhetoric of refusal to comply with Federal orders but also encourage and suppor riots, looting, etc. because of it.

Dems have a moral high ground in their principles but have, beyond any argument because the proof is all out there, the lowest of morality when it comes to compromise and/or accepting that not everything is going to go their way. The only party that is truly causing America to devolve in terms of inclusivity and acceptance are Democrats. And that's proven every single day regardless if you don't like the truth. And that's not saying they are worse than Reps, that's just highlighting reality and Dem's own actions. When Dems make decisions Reps don't like, they whine and cry and then try to fight fire with fire. When Reps make decisions Dems don't like, Dems want to burn the country down. Neither way is better or worse but it's something you HAVE to accept as a party before things can get any better.

This gerrymandering is another perfect example and one I've talked about for years on DR. Dems gerrymander like crazy AND they have broken/bent gerrymandering rules...and this new abuse by Reps has proven it this week where all of the examples of Dem gerrymandering are coming to the surface and can't be denied by anyone. Reps do the same and Dems run away from their duties? Give me a freaking break. You lose all moral high ground you have in your principles when your actions are counter to your principles.

First, what are liberals going to do about it? This is a problem that was created by the rich, both Dems and Reps alike, over many years. If it's so bad, what's your plan?

Second, Dems already showed their plan, or lack thereof, back in W's term. I hope your party has more to offer. When W tried to privatize it so I can invest my money WAAAAAAAAY better than the government and get more back when I retire, Dems whined and cried like babies because personal responsibility goes against their party's ideology. I'm not bashing that, it's just opinion...Dems feel they need their entire lives controlled by the government and Reps don't. No reason to hate anyone. But, since all we have on here are DR lib kids who were not alive or just born when W was in office, let me tell you what happened. When W proposed it, he did it under the measure that SS was going to be insolvent by a certain year...I think it was 2035 or something like that. Now, one would think Dems would come back with an actual intelligent response and alternate plan. One would think they would accept the problem and try to find ways to fix it. But, alas, they didn't. What was their response? Their response consisted solely of one statement, "Nuh uh, it won't go insolvent until 2040"...again, I don't remember the actual years used but that is almost verbatim what a prominent Dem said.

If you can't connect the dots since liberals using logic doesn't ever happen, when Dems were informed of the research that said SS would be insolvent by 2035, their response wasn't to fix it but to just say that number is wrong...essentially agreeing that it will be insolvent but not the exact year the research said. They did not offer an alternate fix. They did not accept it as a problem that will plague Americans in the future. Their entire rebuttal consisted of just saying nuh uh.

It was a very sad day to watch in politics. But we do need change. We need drastic change in SS. If liberals can come up with a way to fix it without just ignoring it and kicking the can down the road like they did in early 2000s, I'm all ears.

Until then, their response back then is still one of the biggest stains on the Dem party to this day.

The reason why insurance has gotten stupid here is because of socialist mentalities. So many of you don't even understand and refuse to learn about it because you can't accept that maybe there are some negatives to socialism (there are positives too, of course).

Companies do charge higher rates by locality; however, not NEARLY enough to make up the difference. For example, a millionaire with a home on the beach may pay double in insurance but that house may be 5 times more likely to be destroyed in a hurricane. Add to that the fact that if you live 30 or more miles inland from the beach, the chances of damage requiring full house replacement go down draaaastically. Yet, people inland are forced to pay a much higher share than the risk they incur because the rich Dems and Reps have socialized the cost of insurance.

If the huge houses on the beaches of Florida actually paid even close to their risk level proportion of total damage, Florida home insurance would be much lower for everyone else.

I live 50ish miles inland from the nearest coast and, when I moved here from a place that is just 5 miles from the coast, I ended up paying over 80% of what I was paying for a larger home in an area that was about the same affluence (lack of affluence describes it better), which is how I know all of this. Put it this way, where I moved to was so much less populated that my auto insurance dropped by almost half. I went from a single dwelling house in a popular neighborhood near the coast to a townhouse in a small city that didn't even have a Starbucks when I moved here. Yet homeowner's barely declined. When I pushed the topic on the agencies I got quotes from, they all said the same thing that proportional costs are not part of home insurance in Florida.

So they are using this for the same exact reason Trump is yet liberals support the EU doing it. I'll spell it out for you so even a DR lib kid should be able to understand (not that it matters as all they will do is resort to name calling and demonizing because they can't deny it).

Trump saw that other countries were taking advantage of the US in trade deals, and have been for decades. So his plan is to modify them so that it makes more sense for America to produce what it can produce and only import what it needs that it can't make on its own or doesn't make sense to make on its own. If you read the article, that's exactly what EU is doing now. Now that the trade deals with the US aren't as lucrative and beneficial to them for the sake of the US, they are not looking at what they can produce and only import what they need that they can't make on their own or doesn't make sense to make on their own. And there is nothing wrong with this. But liberals still for some reason cling to the idea that they want other countries to take advantage of the hard work Americans have done for 250 years to become economic power we are today.

All it takes is like a little bit of reasoning skills. A little bit of critical thinking. It doesn't take much. But, the first step you have to take to EVER be able to recover from your problem, and it is a problem, is that you have to get rid of your partisan blinders and learn objectivity. Now, objectivity doesn't mean you have to agree with everything, all it means is you don't hold beliefs so ingrained in your psyche that you are incapable of seeing from other valid perspectives. So it's not attacking your ego, which is a liberal's food these days in politics.

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