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Last I checked, the topic had to do with Trump and Vietnam, not Obama and all your other tinfoil hat bullshit...

And funny enough, you're the one who bitches all the time about staying on topic...

"Doublethink means the power of holding two contradictory beliefs in one's mind simultaneously, and accepting both of them". - George Orwell, "1984".

 

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1 hour ago, jbluhm86 said:

Last I checked, the topic had to do with Trump and Vietnam, not Obama and all your other tinfoil hat bullshit...

And funny enough, you're the one who bitches all the time about staying on topic...

"Doublethink means the power of holding two contradictory beliefs in one's mind simultaneously, and accepting both of them". - George Orwell, "1984".

 

ah, but you're wrong as always?

   I was branching out on the topic. Mocking Trump for the bone spur thing is childish, typical of you. The OP is about Trump getting honored in Vietnam, then you changed the subject to Trump and his bone spur thing, then since you never criticize your dem socialist heroes, I changed the person, but explaiined how obamao also avoided Vietnam. The subject was never about avoiding the draft, but you brought it up; I didn't.

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"Branching out on the topic"...sure thing. It seems you operate under two sets of rules: one set where you accuse people of not staying on topic, while the other set, you go off topic and state that its actually "branching out". 🤔

"The creatures outside looked from pig to man, and from man to pig, and from pig to man again; but already it was impossible to say which was which."

— George Orwell, "Animal Farm"

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2 hours ago, jbluhm86 said:

"Branching out on the topic"...sure thing. It seems you operate under two sets of rules: one set where you accuse people of not staying on topic, while the other set, you go off topic and state that its actually "branching out". 🤔

"The creatures outside looked from pig to man, and from man to pig, and from pig to man again; but already it was impossible to say which was which."

— George Orwell, "Animal Farm"

 

So was Cal supposed to make fun of Trump too?

Sorry but if your opening remark was taking a shot at Trump, then Obama becomes fair game and "staying on topic" goes out the window.

Oh...and fuck Obama.

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4 hours ago, Canton Dawg said:

Think about it...Trump's already spent more time in 'Nam than Richard Blumenthal.

And Brian Williams lied about being in a helicopter that was forced down, and Hillary lied when she said was under attack by hail of bullets as her copter landed.

What is it with these fucking lefties?

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Lo9k at that classic state mandated street presence for a visiting fireign dignitary. This is classic camera work by these asian countrues that wanna pump up how "welcoming" their people are of foreign leaders. Right out of NK handbook.

That being said, gj out of trump if we're exoanding trade with vietnam. High time we let that ill conceived war finally die

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13 minutes ago, Gorka said:

And Brian Williams lied about being in a helicopter that was forced down, and Hillary lied when she said was under attack by hail of bullets as her copter landed.

What is it with these fucking lefties?

 

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8 minutes ago, Clevfan4life said:

Yes, always. Dont u know how educated these meme creators are?  Surely they would know if there were any socialist countries that never were and arent currently communist...surely. cause they're smart. 🍵

I’ll be your huckleberry...name me one successful socialist country say in the last 200 years.

I’ll wait. . .

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2 hours ago, Canton Dawg said:

I’ll be your huckleberry...name me one successful socialist country say in the last 200 years.

I’ll wait. . .

what's ur def of success? If it's power, well..for awhile the soviet union was on equal footing with the U.S. The reason the U.S won the cold war is cause we got the world on the dollar so we could print the world's reserve currency, therefor being able to outspend the rooskies. If it's standard of living, well...have you looked at a standard of living list? There's more than a few "socialist" or "democratically socialist" countries there. But those are different people too, they're not materialistic shitcunts like americans so ofc they take care of their country better. Socialism and capitalism exist on a continuum btw. "NO" country has ever been 100% socialist nor 100% capitalist. Knowing that fact is the product of schooling. 

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34 minutes ago, cccjwh said:

 

What country has the 2nd highest GDP in the world? Get back to me after you figure it out.

Wooo! I guess you told him. lol

You have some figuring out of your own to do.

Forget that China may be the only full blown socialist nation with a top 10 GDP,  the poverty level is the bottom line, not GDP.

The World Bank began tracking poverty in China in 1981. In that year, 88.3 percent of China’s population lived on less than $1.90 a day (roughly 870 million people). Push the threshold up a little bit and poverty in China was even more striking: 99.1 percent of China’s population lived on less than $3.10 a day (over 980 million people). The last year for which the World Bank has official data is 2010, and the transformation, as you can see in the line graph above, is extraordinary. In 2010, only 11.2 percent (almost 150 million people) lived on less than $1.90 a day. Not shown above is that 27.2 percent (almost 360 million people) lived on less than $3.10 a day.

However, the problem with these data sets should already be clear. If you factor in population growth, you can make the claim that China has lifted 800 million people out of poverty if you define poverty as living on less than $1.90 or $3.10 a day. This doesn’t say anything about how well those lifted out of poverty are doing. A rural household living on $1.91 a day by this standard wouldn’t be counted as suffering from extreme poverty, even though by any objective measure a household earning that much on an annual basis would be cripplingly poor.

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7 minutes ago, Gorka said:

Wooo! I guess you told him. lol

You have some figuring out of your own to do.

Forget that China may be the only full blown socialist nation with a top 10 GDP,  the poverty level is the bottom line, not GDP.

The World Bank began tracking poverty in China in 1981. In that year, 88.3 percent of China’s population lived on less than $1.90 a day (roughly 870 million people). Push the threshold up a little bit and poverty in China was even more striking: 99.1 percent of China’s population lived on less than $3.10 a day (over 980 million people). The last year for which the World Bank has official data is 2010, and the transformation, as you can see in the line graph above, is extraordinary. In 2010, only 11.2 percent (almost 150 million people) lived on less than $1.90 a day. Not shown above is that 27.2 percent (almost 360 million people) lived on less than $3.10 a day.

However, the problem with these data sets should already be clear. If you factor in population growth, you can make the claim that China has lifted 800 million people out of poverty if you define poverty as living on less than $1.90 or $3.10 a day. This doesn’t say anything about how well those lifted out of poverty are doing. A rural household living on $1.91 a day by this standard wouldn’t be counted as suffering from extreme poverty, even though by any objective measure a household earning that much on an annual basis would be cripplingly poor.

Ah moving the goalposts. The question was "name me one successful socialist country say in the last 200 years

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3 hours ago, Clevfan4life said:

what's ur def of success? If it's power, well..for awhile the soviet union was on equal footing with the U.S. The reason the U.S won the cold war is cause we got the world on the dollar so we could print the world's reserve currency, therefor being able to outspend the rooskies. If it's standard of living, well...have you looked at a standard of living list? There's more than a few "socialist" or "democratically socialist" countries there. But those are different people too, they're not materialistic shitcunts like americans so ofc they take care of their country better. Socialism and capitalism exist on a continuum btw. "NO" country has ever been 100% socialist nor 100% capitalist. Knowing that fact is the product of schooling. 

 Definition of success could be the percentage of people living under the poverty rate.

Evidence of success could be the thousands of foreign nationals on waiting lists yearning to become US citizens, for opportunity, not for free stuff. Not certain if foreigners are busting down the door to become citizens of Russia China or Argentina.

Do you believe that the reason so many foreigners want to come here is because of free stuff, or because capitalism works?

By your "Americans are too materialistic" comment you've unknowingly demonstrated that capitalism is the way to go. We are a product of our environment. The fact that we are materialistic is because of the vast abundance that America has always had to offer, we are surrounded by abundance....which of course is due to the success of capitalism, not socialism.

Doubt this poor Russian family will ever become materialistic. Hooray for socialism! LOL

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True that no country is 100% capitalist...things like social security is a social program, and the US public school system which happens to be a social program that has been a raging success.

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1 hour ago, cccjwh said:

Ah moving the goalposts. The question was "name me one successful socialist country say in the last 200 years

Ok fair enough.

At least I hope you learned something from that in case you decided to commence with this "socialism is wonderful"  garbage.

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4 hours ago, Gorka said:

 

By your "Americans are too materialistic" comment you've unknowingly demonstrated that capitalism is the way to go. We are a product of our environment. The fact that we are materialistic is because of the vast abundance that America has always had to offer, we are surrounded by abundance....which of course is due to the success of capitalism, not socialism.

 

 

 

this "abundance" you speak of wasn't created here in the U.S...it is gleaned from abroad by our monetary structure which for decades allowed us to freely print the worlds reserve currency. Without THAT....our capitalism would not have created what you attribute solely to it. It wouldn't have, and any economist won't argue that. The money we've created out of thin air is what has led to this "abundance"....and it is a bubble. That bubble will at some point in the future burst, and we will be left with approx. shit

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9 hours ago, cccjwh said:

 

What country has the 2nd highest GDP in the world? Get back to me after you figure it out.

You mean that socialist country that has its own stock market, and the world's largest petroleum company? Jack Ma (also Chinese) the founder of Alibaba is worth $40 billion. Socialism doesn't permit individual wealth... remember?

Keep moving those goal posts.

 

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8 hours ago, Gorka said:

 Definition of success could be the percentage of people living under the poverty rate.

Evidence of success could be the thousands of foreign nationals on waiting lists yearning to become US citizens, for opportunity, not for free stuff. Not certain if foreigners are busting down the door to become citizens of Russia China or Argentina.

Do you believe that the reason so many foreigners want to come here is because of free stuff, or because capitalism works?

By your "Americans are too materialistic" comment you've unknowingly demonstrated that capitalism is the way to go. We are a product of our environment. The fact that we are materialistic is because of the vast abundance that America has always had to offer, we are surrounded by abundance....which of course is due to the success of capitalism, not socialism.

Doubt this poor Russian family will ever become materialistic. Hooray for socialism! LOL

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True that no country is 100% capitalist...things like social security is a social program, and the US public school system which happens to be a social program that has been a raging success.

Judging by the large shrink of the middle class,  I would say it's fair that your average American is not surrounded by excess. 

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1 minute ago, tiamat63 said:

Judging by the large shrink of the middle class,  I would say it's fair that your average American is not surrounded by excess. 

It's a natural societal shift. With less and less need to pay good money for jobs that anyone can do how do you support a labor-intensive Workforce? 

WSS

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10 hours ago, Gorka said:

Ok fair enough.

At least I hope you learned something from that in case you decided to commence with this "socialism is wonderful"  garbage.

Sorry Beavis, but I never said socialism is wonderful. I just corrected a fox news viewer for their lack of knowledge. 

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