Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My kid who wanted to live in NYC after graduation now says nope. NYC is not
only going to lose people but also not attract young people who usually stay after making money. AOC is preening around but lives in luxury in the DMV
Just like Bernie.
Bernie lives in luxury? I thought he lives in Vermont
Vermont is very luxurious.
Bernie and his wife do not look luxurious
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Florida is a southern state with very substandard education and hospitals.
Liar.
Name the Top five universities and hospitals in Florida in 10 seconds: Go ahead. I’ll wait
So in an emergency I want to make sure I actually get to the hospital. This is a problem in NY
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My kid who wanted to live in NYC after graduation now says nope. NYC is not
only going to lose people but also not attract young people who usually stay after making money. AOC is preening around but lives in luxury in the DMV
Just like Bernie.
Bernie lives in luxury? I thought he lives in Vermont
Vermont is very luxurious.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Florida is a southern state with very substandard education and hospitals.
Liar.
Name the Top five universities and hospitals in Florida in 10 seconds: Go ahead. I’ll wait
So in an emergency I want to make sure I actually get to the hospital. This is a problem in NY
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Florida is a southern state with very substandard education and hospitals.
Liar.
Name the Top five universities and hospitals in Florida in 10 seconds: Go ahead. I’ll wait
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The mainstream democratic party is dead and gone and buried. What's left are straight up communists. Sane business owners and "elites" will move.
Remarkable that today caring for the poor rather than enriching billionaires with more tax cuts is considered “communism”. This country has drifted so far to the right that people become enraged at the very notion of reducing income inequality.
Yeah, this thread is sad. People are SO scared of change. What we had with the Dems wasn't working either. I'm a GenX all for this kind of change. As my 19yo reminds me, whenever there is a flaw in a socialist country, socialism is blamed. But, democracy isn't ever blamed. I thought it was an interesting point. He pushes me, and frankly I think it's exciting. I'm more scared of a trumpist dictatorship/technobro cities than young socialists up and down and all the ways.
Capitalism is always blamed. I keep hearing about late stage capitalist being the cause of all our woes.
What will happen is that these socialist efforts will fail, but we will be told that "real" socialism has never been tried or that we didn't throw enough money down the hole. Socialism never addresses the free rider problem.
Not that PP but in general, I believe that unfettered capitalism is not ideal (screws over the little guy, market crashes like 2008), but communism is also not ideal (ser, Soviet Union). We need to figure out the happy medium. Socialism is it, just depends how much is too much or too little.
Indeed. A strong safety net is crucial to make capitalism work. Exactly the remnants of which Trump and crew are now destroying.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My kid who wanted to live in NYC after graduation now says nope. NYC is not
only going to lose people but also not attract young people who usually stay after making money. AOC is preening around but lives in luxury in the DMV
Just like Bernie.
Bernie lives in luxury? I thought he lives in Vermont
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My kid who wanted to live in NYC after graduation now says nope. NYC is not
only going to lose people but also not attract young people who usually stay after making money. AOC is preening around but lives in luxury in the DMV
Just like Bernie.
Bernie lives in luxury? I thought he lives in Vermont
Anonymous wrote:Maybe this has already been discussed. I just learned he’s the son of Mira Nair-a fairly famous filmmaker who did two great movies Monsoon wedding and Mississippi Masala at a time when female filmmakers (let alone Asian ones) were quite uncommon. Here’s to the sons of strong women!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My kid who wanted to live in NYC after graduation now says nope. NYC is not
only going to lose people but also not attract young people who usually stay after making money. AOC is preening around but lives in luxury in the DMV
Just like Bernie.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The mainstream democratic party is dead and gone and buried. What's left are straight up communists. Sane business owners and "elites" will move.
Remarkable that today caring for the poor rather than enriching billionaires with more tax cuts is considered “communism”. This country has drifted so far to the right that people become enraged at the very notion of reducing income inequality.
Yeah, this thread is sad. People are SO scared of change. What we had with the Dems wasn't working either. I'm a GenX all for this kind of change. As my 19yo reminds me, whenever there is a flaw in a socialist country, socialism is blamed. But, democracy isn't ever blamed. I thought it was an interesting point. He pushes me, and frankly I think it's exciting. I'm more scared of a trumpist dictatorship/technobro cities than young socialists up and down and all the ways.
Capitalism is always blamed. I keep hearing about late stage capitalist being the cause of all our woes.
What will happen is that these socialist efforts will fail, but we will be told that "real" socialism has never been tried or that we didn't throw enough money down the hole. Socialism never addresses the free rider problem.
Not that PP but in general, I believe that unfettered capitalism is not ideal (screws over the little guy, market crashes like 2008), but communism is also not ideal (ser, Soviet Union). We need to figure out the happy medium. Socialism is it, just depends how much is too much or too little.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The mainstream democratic party is dead and gone and buried. What's left are straight up communists. Sane business owners and "elites" will move.
Remarkable that today caring for the poor rather than enriching billionaires with more tax cuts is considered “communism”. This country has drifted so far to the right that people become enraged at the very notion of reducing income inequality.
Yeah, this thread is sad. People are SO scared of change. What we had with the Dems wasn't working either. I'm a GenX all for this kind of change. As my 19yo reminds me, whenever there is a flaw in a socialist country, socialism is blamed. But, democracy isn't ever blamed. I thought it was an interesting point. He pushes me, and frankly I think it's exciting. I'm more scared of a trumpist dictatorship/technobro cities than young socialists up and down and all the ways.
Capitalism is always blamed. I keep hearing about late stage capitalist being the cause of all our woes.
What will happen is that these socialist efforts will fail, but we will be told that "real" socialism has never been tried or that we didn't throw enough money down the hole. Socialism never addresses the free rider problem.
Not that PP but in general, I believe that unfettered capitalism is not ideal (screws over the little guy, market crashes like 2008), but communism is also not ideal (ser, Soviet Union). We need to figure out the happy medium. Socialism is it, just depends how much is too much or too little.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Florida is a southern state with very substandard education and hospitals.
Liar.