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Plansix
United States60190 Posts
On November 18 2017 07:33 Nevuk wrote: Back when the minimum wage would have been well over 10$/hr today, instead of $7.50 I just did a quick search on my own house. The initial 2 acre plot was bought for $9000 in 1975. The entire house was built for 80K. You would be lucky to buy the land itself for 80K these days. Hatch is so full of shit it is coming out his ears. | ||
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ticklishmusic
United States15977 Posts
On November 18 2017 07:34 farvacola wrote: Among the kids I graduated with, those who did not donate hundreds of hours in unpaid internships have shown themselves to be at severe disadvantage. Makes Hatch's statement all the more ridiculous lol it's also sad because those who work to put themselves through school these days tend to be the ones who are also less prepared for school and more likely to drop out. in comparison, it's almost a luxury (privilege might be a better word) to be be able to do low paid/ unpaid work that will boost your resume. there's not really a bootstraps story to be told here. | ||
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{CC}StealthBlue
United States41117 Posts
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Lmui
Canada6223 Posts
On November 18 2017 08:04 {CC}StealthBlue wrote: https://twitter.com/NBCNews/status/931621949213761541 So grab them by the pussy isn't an admission. Got it. | ||
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Gorsameth
Netherlands22307 Posts
On November 18 2017 08:12 Lmui wrote: So grab them by the pussy isn't an admission. Got it. No, what Trump did wasn't wrong. As a rich guy it was his right to grab them by the pussy. | ||
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Plansix
United States60190 Posts
On November 18 2017 08:04 {CC}StealthBlue wrote: https://twitter.com/NBCNews/status/931621949213761541 That bold play may not be paying off. We will have to see how the rest of this plays out Cotten. | ||
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Danglars
United States12133 Posts
On November 18 2017 07:18 {CC}StealthBlue wrote: Right. He joked about perjuring himself. Mmhmm. Pretty funny segment though, thanks for sharing! | ||
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Nevuk
United States16280 Posts
But I cannot for the life of me understand the deflections from Moore to Bill Clinton. It was almost 20 years ago when Clinton left office and I was 8. Like, do you expect young people to take a time machine back to 96 to vote him out? | ||
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zlefin
United States7689 Posts
On November 18 2017 08:50 Nevuk wrote: I can understand the deflections to Hillary about Trump. They were direct competitors for the same office and it was only a year ago. But I cannot for the life of me understand the deflections from Moore to Bill Clinton. It was almost 20 years ago when Clinton left office and I was 8. Like, do you expect young people to take a time machine back to 96 to vote him out? on average, young people vote far less than old people; and old people will remember. or maybe whataboutism needs to find a target, so they find the closest one they can, even if they have to go back quite aways. just guessing some explanations. | ||
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GreenHorizons
United States23928 Posts
On November 18 2017 05:29 Danglars wrote: https://twitter.com/OrrinHatch/status/931387205578317827 Hatch blew up at all the class warfare going on in his committee. He didn't even grow up "poor". He grew up middle class af. His mom didn't work, and him and his dad were part of the AFL-CIO. His own bio on his site says he was a metal lather (a job he probably got because his daddy was in the union). He didn't pay for law school, he was on a full ride. He did manage to keep his job in the union as a metal lather and then additionally took on a janitorial job (and a desk clerk) to take care of the family he was raising with his wife who also didn't work. I suspect a privileged life like that is what a lot of people in the Senate think of as "the poors" | ||
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Gorsameth
Netherlands22307 Posts
On November 18 2017 09:07 GreenHorizons wrote: He didn't even grow up "poor". He grew up middle class af. His mom didn't work, and him and his dad were part of the AFL-CIO. His own bio on his site says he was a metal lather (a job he probably got because his daddy was in the union). He didn't pay for law school, he was on a full ride. He did manage to keep his job in the union as a metal lather and then additionally took on a janitorial job (and a desk clerk) to take care of the family he was raising with his wife who also didn't work. I suspect a privileged life like that is what a lot of people in the Senate think of as "the poors" Romney's 'I once used a door as a table so I was poor to". | ||
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Nyxisto
Germany6287 Posts
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Gahlo
United States35172 Posts
On November 18 2017 05:29 Danglars wrote: https://twitter.com/OrrinHatch/status/931387205578317827 Hatch blew up at all the class warfare going on in his committee. I dunno, sounded like a bunch of rich butthurt to me. | ||
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GreenHorizons
United States23928 Posts
African-American men serve longer sentences than white men for the same crime, a new study by the U.S Sentencing Commission shows. The commission's analysis of demographic prison data from 2012 to 2016 found that black men serve sentences that are on average 19.1 percent longer than those for white men for similar crimes. The racial disparity in sentencing can't be accounted for by whether an offender has a history of violence, according to the study by the commission, an independent bipartisan agency that is part of the U.S. federal judiciary branch. When accounting for violence in an offender's past, black men received sentences that were on average 20.4 percent longer than that of white men, according to the commission's analysis of fiscal year 2016 data, the only year for which such data is available. Source | ||
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Plansix
United States60190 Posts
Water is wet, despite many members of congress, law enforcement and Americans in general claiming it isn't. | ||
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NewSunshine
United States5938 Posts
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GreenHorizons
United States23928 Posts
On November 18 2017 09:37 Plansix wrote: Water is wet, despite many members of congress, law enforcement and Americans in general claiming it isn't. You use "wet" so much to include everything from a blood soaked carpet, to vaginas, to PCP. The word basically has no meaning, so saying water is wet is dumb and I don't believe you. Show me the statistics that prove water is wet and not moist or a neuro-illusion combining sensations of cold and texture to trick us into perceiving "wetness". | ||
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{CC}StealthBlue
United States41117 Posts
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{CC}StealthBlue
United States41117 Posts
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a_flayer
Netherlands2826 Posts
On November 18 2017 10:17 {CC}StealthBlue wrote: https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/931685146415255552 I wonder which one of his newfound friends told him it was unfair? | ||
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