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Babagounj

Strength through joy
Another grassroots industry has fallen on hard times .

https://heatst.com/politics/end-of-...s-of-cheap-pusillanimous-hats/?mod=sm_tw_post

The “Resistance” may still claim to be in full swing, but if eBay sales are to be believed, the market for Women’s March attire—especially the iconic, hot pink “pusillanimous hats”—has bottomed out.

An unscientific, several-day-long Heat Street study of eBay, Etsy and other Internet sale sites where the pusillanimous Hat trade once rivaled the gross domestic product if a small nation, shows sales have slowed to a trickle, with desperate knitters looking to offload their wares at deep discounts.

The “Buy it Now” range for new pusillanimous Hats is between $7.00 and $20.00, but even at the low end, the hats simply aren’t selling. As each auction Heat Street watched ended, the same pusillanimous Hats were often re-listed, at discounts of $2 or more. One retailer is so desperate, she’s knocked 40% off her listings, but the hats aren’t selling at $10, let alone $14.

Of 617 individual listings for pusillanimous Hats, only a handful had bids, and all of those had starting prices of $.99, with bids struggling to reach $5. Two of those auctions appeared to have the exact same bidder.
 

newfie

Well-Known Member
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Board of directors of Byggnads, Swedish construction workers trade union
 

vantexan

Well-Known Member
What alleged act of treason are you referring to ?

Like what Senator Fatboy Teddy K. did ?
Have actual meetings with Russian operatives to stop Regan .
But since he was a noble democratic leader , no one ever questioned his actions .
The Dems were for the Russians until they were against them. Maybe they've realized Putin isn't a socialist.
 

vantexan

Well-Known Member
I can't call this one a dem and republican thing. they both switch sides of an issue when it suits them politically.
But many Dems have been sympathetic to Russia since the Revolution. To see them hawkish towards Russia now after supposed Russian hackers exposed chicanery isn't just switching sides, it's a sea change in attitude. They feel betrayed.
 

newfie

Well-Known Member
But many Dems have been sympathetic to Russia since the Revolution. To see them hawkish towards Russia now after supposed Russian hackers exposed chicanery isn't just switching sides, it's a sea change in attitude. They feel betrayed.

The dems led by Obama definitely wanted to pretend Russia was no threat. One form of collusion that was not discussed was the Clinton/Obama/DNC/Media collusion.

When the wiki-leaks story came out showing the podesta emails and all the dirt behind the scenes, the dems immediately started blaming the Russians and the media immediately took up the Russian story basically ignoring the content of the wiki-leaks. It definitely appeared to be an organized effort and not a story that naturally evolved.
 

sailfish

Master of Karate and Friendship for Everyone
These schools are bringing about their own destruction. All they had to do was tell these kids to friend* off but instead they pandered to them. Now look what's it's brought them.

People who want to go these schools to actually learn something are catching on, and would you look what's happening?! Mizzou (one of the worst offenders with this social justice horse:censored2:) have decided to close yet even more halls due to lower enrollment. Hmmm... can't imagine why people actually worth anything are deciding not to go anymore. Guess they decided being force-fed crap on microaggressions and toxic masculinity just wasn't worth it.

http://www.themaneater.com/stories/2017/4/2/center-responsibility-and-discovery-halls-will-clo/
 

ImWaitingForTheDay

Annoy a conservative....Think for yourself
Sportello,All these special snowflakes and their faux "outrage" are just parroting the latest right wing talking points for the day. They have no original thoughts and can only bark on demand.
 

Babagounj

Strength through joy
Fights over Trump drive couples, especially millennials, to split up

Couples are fighting over President Trump more than ever, and many are turning to divorce court to get out of their politically ravaged marriages.

New data from Wakefield Research found that one in 10 couples, married and not, have ended their relationships in a battle over political differences. For younger millennials, it's 22 percent.

In fact, 24 percent of Americans in a relationship or married and 42 percent of millennials told the survey that "since President Trump was elected, they and their partner have disagreed or argued about politics more than ever."
 

Catatonic

Nine Lives
Fights over Trump drive couples, especially millennials, to split up

Couples are fighting over President Trump more than ever, and many are turning to divorce court to get out of their politically ravaged marriages.

New data from Wakefield Research found that one in 10 couples, married and not, have ended their relationships in a battle over political differences. For younger millennials, it's 22 percent.

In fact, 24 percent of Americans in a relationship or married and 42 percent of millennials told the survey that "since President Trump was elected, they and their partner have disagreed or argued about politics more than ever."
I agree personally and I've seen this in many other couples.
It was partially a factor in my daughter's recent divorce. She is a feminist and liberal ... I told her I loved her but she could not live with us.
So I pay for an apartment for her until she gets her act together.
As in my daughter's case every other was with women who struggle with living within their budget and none had any savings.
 
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