Those that live in glass houses can throw the first stone.
sumguyonline
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I was all for the fire when it was taking the homes of people that have never lost everything, and had regularly taken everything from others(palisades), but there's poor people that barely have living situations having that taken from them, and people that genuinely earned everything they have(Mel Gibson, hate him or love him he started poor), it's unfortunate to see people losing everything they had picked out to make themselves at home. Even tho it's actually pretty cool to say "relieved of my physical belongings", and irresponsible to say an animal dewormed definitively cured cancer when it truly could have created a genuine placebo effect and their body curied cancer. Bodies cure cancer all the time. It wouldn't be a stretch to assume a placebo effect stirred a persons own immune system to cure a nasty bout if it wasn't already weakened by radiation treatment. Not out of the realm of possibility, but unfortunately not very reproducible... But I digress, the people that are working, and or earned already everything they have is a definitive tragedy. I understand not caring about the Hollywood 1%, but the poor, once it reaches their door step it's everybody's problem. Cuz if they let it happen to them, they will let it happen to you, an me.
Water has 1 to 14 expansion rate when vaporized. It's always steam.
If we took all of the wealth, it would be insane to just give it to the poor without any kind of support. They've never had that much money, they haven't learned to save and are going to spend it it too quickly before they realize what they did. If you're going to take all the excess wealth, then you have to build infrastructure that will support lives. Homes, grocery stores, farms, mills, mines, schools, colleges, and assign those to educated/trained citizens to support the local communities. Handing money out is a recipe for disaster, it's how the Republicans/democrats are always setting the poor up for failure on support. Instead of making sure food prices support feeding a family, they make sure the helps comes as stimulus and gets gobbled up by inflation or skyrocketing rent. You don't just give money, you build infrastructure that supports lower prices and let the poor pay with their own money. Affordable housing, neighborhood gardens, citizen owned farms that are trained to use sustainable practices, and even local power generation using wind, solar, geothermal, or anything else locally that is consistent enough to always provide power(it likely won't generate enough to replace large energy corps, but it will force them to lower rates as its no longer a monopoly), build things to compete against the free market and prices will drop because the monopoly is broken.
Socialism in the past had the same issues we are seeing with capitalism. You know what the problem is? The 1% families stealing from the rest of us. Socialism might in theory make sure people are in heated homes with clean water, but it made sure even the hardest workers had 0 chance of getting more than a heated cement room with clean water, only knowing someone in the higher ranks ever allowed you to move forward. Same with the c floor always hiring friends and family instead of the dude from the 3rd floor that worked 2 jobs to get a PhD in business, and has all of the requirements in spades... The issue isn't the social structure, unless you want a social structure that doesn't allow for 1% families to exist... And if that's what you want, it ain't socialism, it ain't capitalism, it ain't Maoism, or Catholicism, every system we currently have allows and encourages a small group of elites to hoard the resources and lord it over the rest of us that are barely making ends meet. Don't change the system. Eat the 1%. Then change the system so their poison can't affect the new system.
Not guilty of a crime as stated by a jury of his peers. Has the legal ramification of nullifying laws that a jury says are unjust. It is literally THE last bastion of hope US citizens have for undoing criminal laws.
The great thing about the palisades fires, they increased police presence and cut fire fighters so you know there was 0 homeless presence. Only rich bastards that can either afford it, or deserve it.
Perfect! Good luck!
Ya know why rent prices isn't the first thing on his agenda? Because he's part of the problem. Same as kamala. Ya'll are fucking morons for voting for either. People already couldn't afford rent under kamala, NOW! No rule changes, no laws, just: "bring in the immigrant engineers and annex Canada!" We knew we were already getting screwed under democrats! You knew what happened last time trumpo was in charge! He cut taxes and left US a timebomb to make the Democrats look bad! We do not want people like this running the country but you douche bags all act like it has to be dem or rep. Insane.
Where is $17 a lot of money? In your parents basement??? I guess tendies would be covered for this greentext. Get an education and get double that, still be broke, and still work until your mental breakdown, at which point if all of you's can organize your break downs to align, we might be able to take that mental anguish out of the 1% families who's houses are burning in the palisades. Yeah I said it, the universe hates the palisades. Burn baby burn.
They stopped leading from the middle, you lead this country from the middle of the row politics, and to support a strong middle class. Neither of those are being done by either party and people are desperate for a return to THAT normalcy. One where an honest days work is able to pay for a room, a meal, and transportation to a job site, and where a full time job affords you a comfortable life where you aren't constantly trying to figure out if you're doing without, or increasing debt for bare necessities. The new world order is already here, that's what we are seeing. A world where no matter the social system a small group of inbreds with all the resources are going to steal everything they think might be of value, and dole out just enough to keep us fighting over what equates to less than 1% of the actual available resources on this planet at any given time. The breaking down is the breaking down of the middle class.