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A warning to Poland: Germany's catastrophic immigration policy: 80-90% criminal manhunts are ARABS / foreigner


Lyzko  45 | 10005
1 day ago   #61
For several generations, Sweden was to be sure dubbed "The Nordic Model" by
an envious world, usually by the US rather than Canada.

Germany and Sweden in fact have encouraged private enterprise, look at Ikea,
Mercedes, Bosch etc.

When the US lost control of her New Deal heritage under Reagan, this is when
the mass shootings and random violence here escalated with a frightening vengeance.

And yet people refuse to take the hint.
Alien  28 | 7148
1 day ago   #62
'communist' china - socialist

This is a topic for discussion.
Novichok  7 | 9903
1 day ago   #63
And yet people refuse to take the hint.

OK, give us that hint...
Lyzko  45 | 10005
22 hrs ago   #64
Obviously, that unbridled, crony capitalism too has her severe limitations,
no less than either Communism or socialism!

Beginning with the onset of the Reagan Era, the age-old gap between rich and
poor became more extreme than at any time in our history since the Great Depression.

Popular culture mirrors everyday life and everyday life under Reagan, a vague blueprint
of what Trump has in store, was pretty awful unless one either belonged to the protected
wealthy class of America's upper crust or the Church and was able to bribe successfully in
order to secure even decent employment.

Much of America wasn't as fortunate.

Fast forward to the present, imagine an American president cancelling a popular US TV-show
simply because he doesn't like the message. Imagine further if the likes of a J. Edgar Hoover
had become president. America didn't re-elect a first Hoover, aka Herbert aka "Shantytown Hoover" or
"Hooverville" because they wanted something better in their lives before became either too old or too
sick to enjoy it.
Novichok  7 | 9903
22 hrs ago   #65
Are you drunk this early in the morning?

Where did you learn to write in this chaotic, incomprehensible, all-over-the-place English?

How about trying the Novi way:

Under Trump, this sucks and what we should do about it:

1...
2...
3...
Lyzko  45 | 10005
21 hrs ago   #66
Things are rarely so quick or easy as you make them out to be, Rich!
If you didn't understand my post, for heaven's sake just say so and I'll
translate it for you into Polish.

It might take me a while though:-)
Novichok  7 | 9903
21 hrs ago   #67
If you didn't understand my post,

I understand every single word.

It is what you are trying to say that is a mystery.

Remember that this is a US forum and the best one as far as freedom of speech. No need to speak in coded circles and metaphors.

BTW, real men don't trust men who don't swear. You never swear. This tells me that you are as cautious here as you are with your woke students.

Normal people like me don't like professors. We like guys like PAK. Read the last dozen of his posts and learn how to talk clearly and to the point.

A fvck or two will be helpful.
AntV  4 | 737
21 hrs ago   #68
the Reagan Era, the age-old gap between rich and
poor became more extreme than at any time in our history since the Great Depression.

The middle class has shrunk 11% since 1975ish. According to your statement, one would think all of that the lower class increased 11%. But, there has been nearly a 7% increase of the upper class.

or the Church

Hahaha...the wealth belonged to the church-I'll assume you mean the Catholic Church? When you look at Church assets, most is in real estate. The reason that is is because churches and church owned schools are real estate. That real estate, although technically controlled by the bishop, is, in essence, managed and used by its parishioners. Having extensive experience serving on Parish Councils overseeing finances, I can assure you most church clergy and employees aren't walking around with thick bankrolls in their pockets.

Crony Capitalism? Do you mean things like Obamacare, banks Too Big To Fail, the FDR-era subsidies?
Novichok  7 | 9903
19 hrs ago   #69
I like those blood-sucking millionaires. The last one had a bank in Glenview, a company in Mount Prospect, and a Bentley.

For some strange reason, I have never been hired by a poor guy...
Novichok  7 | 9903
19 hrs ago   #70
the FDR-era subsidies?

...and how the sob confiscated gold...an act not different form what the commies did in the USSR...
Lyzko  45 | 10005
15 hrs ago   #71
@AntV,
I'm referring to cronyism vs. competence, a hallmark of the Trump Era
in particular! No surprise is it that his favorite president was among the most
corrupt and who even bragged was meanest to his slaves, Andrew Jackson,
"Old Hickory" himself.

Can you honestly compare the likes of Peter Hegseth, a loutish bully, with the
likes of a William P. Rogers, Dean Acheson among others under JFK? These two
men were well born as well as central casting characters for their respective roles.

Trump's cabinet picks are not too different from Jackson's "kitchen cabinet", if one
stops to think of it.
Miloslaw  25 | 5606
15 hrs ago   #72
Germany and Sweden in fact have encouraged private enterprise, look at Ikea, Mercedes, Bosch etc.

You need to wake up......Germany and Sweden are NOT examples of "Model Countries"......they have been overtaken by mass muslim immigrations and both countries are losing their industrial bases.
Lyzko  45 | 10005
14 hrs ago   #73
I wrote "were once", Milo. This means to me that the term is no longer valid. Their ideals
though are still worth looking into.

The problem is that the US is a country of some 250 million people, whereas Sweden is
roughly 30 million strong and contained within a landmass about as sizeable as the entire
state of Maine! Therefore, expecting cradle-to-grave security for every single American, a
completely regulated social order as exists in such a small Scandinavian society, guaranteed,
paid six-to-eight week vacations once a year plus medical benefits etc. is obviously unrealistic,
to put it mildly. All this sounds proverbially too good to be true, because in the end, it probably is.
It would need to be tempered to fit the capitalist foundation of the United States.

However, the New Deal was close in nature to the (former) Nordic model and naturally garnered
the same hatred by the Republicans back then as by cynical, dyed -in-the-wool Trump followers
today.
AntV  4 | 737
14 hrs ago   #74
y compare the likes of Peter Hegseth

Absolutely! Hegseth has taken over a DoD that was lost in a wilderness of PC and wokeism. A military that had a serious recruitment problem. A DoD not in line with its mission as a war-fighting department. He is doing a fantastic job of re-orienting that department back to its mission of preparedness and lethality. As a result, people are signing up again to join the ranks.

Central casting may be the problem. Give me results over optics. Give me a masculine head of defense over a pencil necked faculty lounge lizard all day, everyday.

I'm referring to cronyism vs. competence, a hallmark of the Trump Era
in particular

What the hell does that even mean?

Trump's cabinet picks are not too different from Jackson's "kitchen cabinet", if one
stops to think of it.

Most are excellent (Bessent, Rubio, Duffy) to good (Nowm, Burgum). The fact that a New Dealer liberal like you dislikes them, the more confidence I have in them.
Novichok  7 | 9903
13 hrs ago   #75
a DoD that was lost in a wilderness of PC and wokeism.

...with a transgender azzhole with purple hair in command...to keep DEI morons and Feniks happy...

Troop morale? Who gives a fvck...

The fact that a New Dealer liberal like you dislikes them, the more confidence I have in them.

I follow this same perverse and reverse logic...If globalist leftist scum hates it must be good for the US...No need for special commissions or studies.
Alien  28 | 7148
8 hrs ago   #76
they have been overtaken by mass muslim immigrations and both countries are losing their industrial bases

Do you have any evidence to support this claim?


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