Snow flake moments
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watdaflock?
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^ Proof that laws meant to prevent mentally challenged people from voting, is not working.
MrFedEx
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ALL of the mentally challenged people voted. How do you think Trump got elected? Now, fragile snowflake Donald wants special laws just for him because he's so rich that he can't abide by the current laws regarding conflicts of interest. Why didn't the other Presidents complain? Precious little Trump can't play by the rules. WAAAHHH!!! Unfair!!
Babagounj
Strength through joy
BHO should be worried about Trump .
Some day when he's not to busy , he may want to see the CIA file on BHO .
Since he does not communicate to the general public thru the MSM , he uses Tweet .
All those secret files might just get into the public domain by magic .
And just as fast all those big money speeches BHO needs to stay wealthy could disappear .
Along with what is left of the DNC.
Some day when he's not to busy , he may want to see the CIA file on BHO .
Since he does not communicate to the general public thru the MSM , he uses Tweet .
All those secret files might just get into the public domain by magic .
And just as fast all those big money speeches BHO needs to stay wealthy could disappear .
Along with what is left of the DNC.
watdaflock?
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this was the first american election i watched having known something about how your system works.
in a free country neither of these 2 scum bags would have won the nominations. not saying alot of countries are that much better, but guessing better than yours. the mainstream media is guilty for funnelling these guys to the top.
the super delegate thing in the democratic party is horrendous.
the way the 2 parties and corporations control who gets into the debates is anti democratic and makes it difficult for excluded parties to win. in my country, every debate had at least 3 parties, and 2 out of 5 had the green party in it which is kinda pathetic but it could be worse.
the amount of money that pours into your system is abysmal and sets you up for future failure.
i think trump will possibly slow the bleeding. not to say he will make america great again" or even stop the bleeding. im envisioning something out of chris hedges days of destruction novel / comic where everything is polluted and poisoned.
you got major problems on your hands.
and here is young turks freaking out election night. i dont watch too much of them unless they are interviewing someone good. wish there was good complication videos from cnn or msnbc.
in a free country neither of these 2 scum bags would have won the nominations. not saying alot of countries are that much better, but guessing better than yours. the mainstream media is guilty for funnelling these guys to the top.
the super delegate thing in the democratic party is horrendous.
the way the 2 parties and corporations control who gets into the debates is anti democratic and makes it difficult for excluded parties to win. in my country, every debate had at least 3 parties, and 2 out of 5 had the green party in it which is kinda pathetic but it could be worse.
the amount of money that pours into your system is abysmal and sets you up for future failure.
i think trump will possibly slow the bleeding. not to say he will make america great again" or even stop the bleeding. im envisioning something out of chris hedges days of destruction novel / comic where everything is polluted and poisoned.
you got major problems on your hands.
and here is young turks freaking out election night. i dont watch too much of them unless they are interviewing someone good. wish there was good complication videos from cnn or msnbc.
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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You have no idea how our system works and should refrain from posting on that which you know nothing about.
Babagounj
Strength through joy
The Obama 'Recovery': Number Of Millennials Living At Home With Mom Reaches 75-Year High | Zero Hedge
Millennials finally get to claim a trophy for an achievement they actually earned (no participation medals here)...that's right, Millennials have officially set a 75-year record for highest percentage of young adults living at home with mom. At just under 40%, Millennials are barely shy of the all-time record of 40.9% set in 1940, after the end of the Great Depression. For once, we have every confidence that our young snowflakes will excel in crushing this longstanding record. Per the Wall Street Journal:
Almost 40% of young Americans were living with their parents, siblings or other relatives in 2015, the largest percentage since 1940, according to an analysis of census data by real estate tracker Trulia.
Despite a rebounding economy and recent job growth, the share of those between the ages of 18 and 34 doubling up with parents or other family members has been rising since 2005. Back then, before the start of the last recession, roughly one out of three were living with family.
The trend runs counter to that of previous economic cycles, when after a recession-related spike, the number of younger Americans living with relatives declined as the economy improved.
Millennials finally get to claim a trophy for an achievement they actually earned (no participation medals here)...that's right, Millennials have officially set a 75-year record for highest percentage of young adults living at home with mom. At just under 40%, Millennials are barely shy of the all-time record of 40.9% set in 1940, after the end of the Great Depression. For once, we have every confidence that our young snowflakes will excel in crushing this longstanding record. Per the Wall Street Journal:
Almost 40% of young Americans were living with their parents, siblings or other relatives in 2015, the largest percentage since 1940, according to an analysis of census data by real estate tracker Trulia.
Despite a rebounding economy and recent job growth, the share of those between the ages of 18 and 34 doubling up with parents or other family members has been rising since 2005. Back then, before the start of the last recession, roughly one out of three were living with family.
The trend runs counter to that of previous economic cycles, when after a recession-related spike, the number of younger Americans living with relatives declined as the economy improved.
newfie
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when I created this thread I did realize it would become a tribute to you , but enjoy none the less.
newfie
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the snowflake movements threatens free speech
The problem with our special little, millennial snowflakes
The problem with our special little, millennial snowflakes
DriveInDriveOut
Inordinately Right
What show does she host?
DriveInDriveOut
Inordinately Right
Author admits every generation says this about the generation after it, then blabbers on for another few hundred words. Yawn. Should have stopped while he was ahead.
newfie
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lead the way , please
George Ciccariello-Maher, Drexel professor, calls for ‘white genocide’ on Christmas
George Ciccariello-Maher, Drexel professor, calls for ‘white genocide’ on Christmas
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