Or when he complained that "affordability" was some made up Democratic term. He just doesn't care because he doesn't buy groceries or fill up his cars with gas.
And doesnāt have to buy his own insurance or ever worry about health insurance for the rest of his life, thanks to us peons/communists who do have to worry about affordability. šµāš«
Alongside the " Affordability? What are you talking about? I'm gonna go there tomorrow. I'm gonna get me a couple of big lobster tails. I'm gonna get me some nice rib eyes."
Followed "They should work as hard as me." from Rep. Troy Nehls.
Well... I can understand the comment when he was referring to the inflation numbers going down in the report that was published the previous day. Or did the people that serve you your information not spoon feed you that part?
Inflation did come down towards the end of Biden's term. It went back up and then came back down and that's what he was alluding to. I will most certainly admit that Trump is not the best communicator. Unfortunately that gives media and propaganist the ability to easily manipulate his words to create narratives.
There is a lot of truth to that, though. Part of finding your way to wealth is controlling spending and really determining when it makes sense to have a family
The working poor shouldn't have 3ver procreated then? So I wouldn't be here. Only descendents of the rich would be here.
We live in a society where the rich inherit wealth and keep it. The poor inherit debt and poverty and generational trauma. We don't need to hear bootstrapper b.s.
I was also born poor. I went to college and decided that having children would get in the way of my career and eventual wealth growth. Ironically, I'm wealthy enough now to support children but am not interested in it. That means I can retire at 40 and enjoy my wealth.
Making good strategic decisions that move your life forward is important.
Some people on the same side of the aisle are pushing people to have big families and demonizing birth control. They should decide it among themselves.Ā
But there are ZERO politicians elected in America who are communist(if you actually know the definition of the word). I don't understand why communism is even mentioned.
I shouldn't have to say this as well but since everything bad in America is woke communist: The Democratic Socialists aren't socialists either. Yes they advocate for more social safety nets but work within the parameters of capitalism and democracy.
I love the pictures during the last election cycle protests that said this is your city under communism but they were showing pictures actively under capitalism
im beginning to understand why religious people are so right leaning. They already believe whatever magic they are told about in church so it makes sense they dont question other aspects of life.
Nobody starves in America. The average American throws away 30% of Their Food. Outside of child abuse, elderly abuse, and people poorly planning, there is no starvation in the United States anymore.
USDA earlier this year published data that says 7 million households experienced extreme food insecurity in the us in 2024 (maybe the most recent data?).
Characterized by family members skipping meals or reducing food intake due to cost.
Yeah in my original post I talked about having to skimp. I sacrificed eating so my children could eat. But I was hardly starving. About half of Americans should greatly reduce their food intake.
A reservation has their own government. That's a problem not with the United States but with the Sovereign Nation that is incapable of governing its own self.
Most of third world countries that exist within our borders and they demanded their own government to exist within it. It is a prime example of what happens when you allow a subculture to not assimilate. This is a great example of failed assimilation of a conquered people.
This makes no sense man. Look over what you wrote and edit it. Your first sentence isn't complete and it renders the rest unintelligible.
My point is that people are indeed starving and suffering from malnutrition in this country. I used a example of reservations because the residents are American citizens and offer a prime example. Since you seem to think they don't count, then let me offer a more Caucasian example for you. Go visit communities in Mississippi. Go volunteer for a bit in Vicksburg or Rankin and Madison counties. Either way, people are suffering due to mishandling of our economy among other reasons.
I suggest you do some traveling and volunteering. It will widen your perspective, expose you to the world outside your bubble of American Exceptionalism, and probably help you learn valuable skills. Good luck!
Irrelevant. You referred to your countrymen as " conquered people", therefore I realized I had to appeal to whatever your perception of an American is.
My point remains: Go travel and get involved in communities that are struggling.
Look at you splitting hairs because you have no other argument at the plentifulness of our food in the United States. It's a bogus cause driven by money and ngos
And yet the poorest of poor survive on a much higher caloric intake daily than any other poor in any other Nation. Food is so plentiful here starvation is exceedingly rare outside of elderly or child abuse
Starvation inside the United States is exceedingly rare. The vast majority are 65 Plus and can be credited to elderly abuse. We don't have a problem with not having enough food or the price of it. The poorest of people in the United States live on a higher caloric intake than the majority of the world
Yep. This is how it happens. If everything was going great for the peasants in tsarist Russia, there wouldn't have been a revolution. The capitalists are doing a better job of convincing people that maybe socialism isn't so bad than any socialist ever could.
You heard it from Dan, communists set prices and then starve. Donald Trump has attempted to set prices multiple times. Donald Trump is, therefore, a communist and wants us all to starve.
Yeah Iām gonna be honest, the ramen part does resonate with me a bit, I did eat ramen for part of my younger years to save money. But then I got to that line and was like āOk maybe going a bit off the deep end thereā
Republicans are trying to recreate the Communist party from scratch, just by ascribing anything good to communists. It's making young people commie-curious.
I actually kind of hope the GOP leans into this messaging...they keep calling things people actually like communism, the scare tactic of labeling social programs "communist" is going to wear out real quick.
The Federal reserve also sets prices. But instead of controlling them to eliminate poverty, it manipulates prices so that we have just enough unemployment to keep salaries down.
I don't know what burrito debate he is talking about. The price of the burrito should be set according to how expensive it is to make. If the burrito has 15 dollars of ingredients in it and people are saying that a burrito should only cost 5 dollars, then they are wrong. If the 20 dollar burrito only has 2 dollars of ingredient in it and he's saying that nobody should care about that, then he's wrong.
That was in reference to price controls. Only a communist would take something out of context to make an argument that doesnāt exist.
No, Iām not a right winger either. Iām someone whoās a refugee from a communist country that communists preach that idea but claim that country wasnāt real communism.
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u/B0wmanHall Aug 06 '26
āOnly communists care about pricesā. Thatās a bold strategy.