Trump, the laughing stock of the world!

[Bernie Sanders]

[Bernie Sanders]

[tzor]

So? Seriously, so?

Europe has been going to hell and a hand basket ever since the French Revolution. Australia isn't any better either; they are like a bunch of New Yorkers claiming to be Texans.

You think I give a crap about what they think? They are nothing but losers.

This is no different from the days of Kings; they play their little games and plot all their wonderful Utopian plans that simply can't work. Then they get pissed off when some snot nosed kid actually does something that works.

The "world" is Bevis and Buthead. Frankly, when they start laughing at their own unfunny jokes I don't really give a damn.

[karel]

only cuz you bernnie wackos want everything for free,well hate to tell yea get out of your folks home and get a real job and welcomoe to the real world son,glad trump is doing what he is doing,he has saved more money then dick bag obama has done in 8 yrs

[waauw]

So? Seriously, so?

Europe has been going to hell and a hand basket ever since the French Revolution.

Do elaborate.

[Bernie Sanders]

So? Seriously, so?

Europe has been going to hell and a hand basket ever since the French Revolution. Australia isn't any better either; they are like a bunch of New Yorkers claiming to be Texans.

You think I give a crap about what they think? They are nothing but losers.

This is no different from the days of Kings; they play their little games and plot all their wonderful Utopian plans that simply can't work. Then they get pissed off when some snot nosed kid actually does something that works.

The "world" is Bevis and Buthead. Frankly, when they start laughing at their own unfunny jokes I don't really give a damn.

Funny about New Yorkers claiming to be Texans, LOL, no right minded New Yorker would want to be known as some hick. Like a typical hick you want to blame the French????? For what? Better healthcare than the United States???

[Bernie Sanders]

only cuz you bernnie wackos want everything for free,well hate to tell yea get out of your folks home and get a real job and welcomoe to the real world son,glad trump is doing what he is doing,he has saved more money then dick bag obama has done in 8 yrs

Karel, you ignorant slut!


glad trump is doing what he is doing,he has saved more money then dick bag obama has done in 8 yrs

What money has he aka Trump saved? The guy has not saved a nickel, since he hasn't passed any legislation through Congress. We do though pay millions in tax monies for his weekly golf outings at his golf club and estate vacations in Florida.

Karel, what college did you attend?

[saxitoxin]

"First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win." - Gandhi

So we've already made it to stage two.

At stage four - winning - we will no longer be bothered by the voices of the Dutch; no one will be able to hear them with a T-80 parked on their throats.

[karel]

here you go you tool
On regulations, Trump and Congress are off to a great start. It was a promise made by Trump and fellow Republicans during his campaign for the White House, and now, with a unified Republican Federal Government, both Trump and Congress have moved quickly to get rid of regulations put in place by the Obama administration.

Many of these regulations were strangling the American economy while producing almost no benefits. The result has been some much needed financial relief for the everyday American worker.

“The American Action Forum has compiled a list of regulations that have been wiped out, either through executive order or by congressional action. So far, Republicans have saved Americans $2.8 billion in compliance costs and over 41 million hours in paperwork,” Rare reports.

Yes, you read that right. So far, in less than a month, Trump has saved Americans almost $3 billion! This is part of the reason the economy hasn’t taken a hit the way that Democrats wished it would after Trump’s election. Trump is simply allowing for a more free market, which will continue to boost the economy over time. This is in contrast to the Obama administration, which strangled the economy by imposing more regulations than any other president in history.

The repeal of a coal mining rule and blocking of “gas order number 1” will also lower the cost of energy, which will help American consumers and businesses, especially in the long term. In addition, eliminating these regulations will create more of the high-paying jobs that are common in the energy industry and imperative to a strong and healthy economy.

Not only has President Trump gotten rid of the most ineffective and burdensome regulations, he’s also instated a new rule. Trump has mandated that for every regulation imposed by his administration, two must be repealed. This mandate will save businesses time and money and result in lower prices for consumers in the long run.

If you think your wallet is happy now, just wait until this time next year. By then, Trump will have had an opportunity to take a crack at the burdensome tax code, and it may provide you with even more relief and more of your hard-earned money being able to stay where it belongs — in your pocket.

now stop watching fake news like cnn,msn,cbs,you fool

[Bernie Sanders]

here you go you tool
On regulations, Trump and Congress are off to a great start. It was a promise made by Trump and fellow Republicans during his campaign for the White House, and now, with a unified Republican Federal Government, both Trump and Congress have moved quickly to get rid of regulations put in place by the Obama administration.

Many of these regulations were strangling the American economy while producing almost no benefits. The result has been some much needed financial relief for the everyday American worker.

“The American Action Forum has compiled a list of regulations that have been wiped out, either through executive order or by congressional action. So far, Republicans have saved Americans $2.8 billion in compliance costs and over 41 million hours in paperwork,” Rare reports.

Yes, you read that right. So far, in less than a month, Trump has saved Americans almost $3 billion! This is part of the reason the economy hasn’t taken a hit the way that Democrats wished it would after Trump’s election. Trump is simply allowing for a more free market, which will continue to boost the economy over time. This is in contrast to the Obama administration, which strangled the economy by imposing more regulations than any other president in history.

The repeal of a coal mining rule and blocking of “gas order number 1” will also lower the cost of energy, which will help American consumers and businesses, especially in the long term. In addition, eliminating these regulations will create more of the high-paying jobs that are common in the energy industry and imperative to a strong and healthy economy.

Not only has President Trump gotten rid of the most ineffective and burdensome regulations, he’s also instated a new rule. Trump has mandated that for every regulation imposed by his administration, two must be repealed. This mandate will save businesses time and money and result in lower prices for consumers in the long run.

If you think your wallet is happy now, just wait until this time next year. By then, Trump will have had an opportunity to take a crack at the burdensome tax code, and it may provide you with even more relief and more of your hard-earned money being able to stay where it belongs — in your pocket.

now stop watching fake news like cnn,msn,cbs,you fool

Karel, you need to continue quoting. Your actually posts sound infantile and ignorant.

[Bernie Sanders]

[Bernie Sanders]

[GoranZ]

As I predicted few days ago Bernie Sanders supporters are becoming more and more agitated. They might shoot somebody or them selves(best scenario )

Trump should step down to avoid any further outbreaks of violence. it's the right thing to do, anything less would be selfish.

Or maybe Bernie Sanders should refrain him self from public appearances, so he wont provoke his supporters. Look how much agitated is our own Bernie Sanders for example.

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Which button should I use to raise the alarm that Bernie Sanders supporter is becoming lunatic?

[Thorthoth]

Only weak people worry about being laughed at.

[karel]

when i see a bernnie or killary supporter i just want to throat punch the little weak p^ssies they are

[riskllama]

how has Trumps travel ban hurt US tourism, karel?

[Thorthoth]

Yep, fun & sun terrorist packages down 500%

[Thorthoth]

London must be the new tourist 'Mecca', ...so to speak.

[Mr_Adams]

This was news like 6 months ago...

Now it's... Olds

[karel]

how has Trumps travel ban hurt US tourism, karel?

it wont,and once again its not a ban,only liberal hogs call it a ban,its called vetting,get it right,not only should we have it on muslims,but also mexico and everyone else in the world

[riskllama]

how has Trumps travel ban hurt US tourism, karel?

it wont,and once again its not a ban,only liberal hogs call it a ban,its called vetting,get it right,not only should we have it on muslims,but also mexico and everyone else in the world

but...it already has, karel. it already has...

[tzor]

Do elaborate.

It would probably take longer than the typical post and would definitely go into the land of tl;dr.

The rise of nationalism and the modern nation state. A significant number of European nations would probably not formed had it not been for the French Revolution.

"Modern conscription, the massed military enlistment of national citizens, was devised during the French Revolution, to enable the Republic to defend itself from the attacks of European monarchies."

The rise of "Utopian Socialism" : "Utopian socialists were seen as wanting to expand the principles of the French revolution in order to create a more "rational" society. Despite being labeled as utopian by later socialists, their aims were not always utopian, and their values often included rigid support for the scientific method and the creation of a society based upon scientific understanding."

In other words the French Revolution had within it the seed of Atheistic Communism. This cancer would ravage Europe again and again from the Fascists of Italy / Germany to the Communists of Russia. No matter how hard people tried to irradiate the cancer, it would return and spread in a different organ of the European body. It's most deadliest form is the one that appears the most benign; the adoption of the ideal Utopian bureaucracy where philosopher kings (now known as bureaucrats) issue law after law from their political castles in an obtuse corner of the continent (Brussels) without any consent from the people whom the govern, allowing the death of the continent through the viral political philosophy of Islam, which managed to learn so much from (and so admired) the Fascists.

[waauw]

Do elaborate.

It would probably take longer than the typical post and would definitely go into the land of tl;dr.

The rise of nationalism and the modern nation state. A significant number of European nations would probably not formed had it not been for the French Revolution.

"Modern conscription, the massed military enlistment of national citizens, was devised during the French Revolution, to enable the Republic to defend itself from the attacks of European monarchies."

The rise of "Utopian Socialism" : "Utopian socialists were seen as wanting to expand the principles of the French revolution in order to create a more "rational" society. Despite being labeled as utopian by later socialists, their aims were not always utopian, and their values often included rigid support for the scientific method and the creation of a society based upon scientific understanding."

In other words the French Revolution had within it the seed of Atheistic Communism. This cancer would ravage Europe again and again from the Fascists of Italy / Germany to the Communists of Russia. No matter how hard people tried to irradiate the cancer, it would return and spread in a different organ of the European body. It's most deadliest form is the one that appears the most benign; the adoption of the ideal Utopian bureaucracy where philosopher kings (now known as bureaucrats) issue law after law from their political castles in an obtuse corner of the continent (Brussels) without any consent from the people whom the govern, allowing the death of the continent through the viral political philosophy of Islam, which managed to learn so much from (and so admired) the Fascists.

-Sounds like you're just on another rampage saying "I hate socialist, atheists and the EU'". Ignoring all the positive aspects they have brought forwards, ignoring how terrible things were before their advents. Of course there have been drawbacks. History is full of it in every age and every philosophy. But the fact that many european nations still have better living standards than even the USA is evidence enough that europe is not "going to hell since the french revolution".

-Socialism did not get inspired by the values of the french revolution, it was a direct reaction against the values of the french revolution. Which in economic terms was about freedom of entrepreneurship and the rise of the bourgeoisie over the nobility. Socialism is a reaction to 'laissez faire' and unbound liberalism. And since you mention atheism as well you should know that the french revolution enabled the freedom of religion, even the jews became protected by law, as opposed to persecuted by the catholic church. Obviously communism did the exact opposite.

[mrswdk]

Yeah, I don't know about the rest of Europe but in the UK the idea of having any welfare state at all wasn't seriously considered by more than a handful of people until around 1900. I think during the 19th century it was actually illegal for public funds to be used to set up schools, for example.

[tzor]

-Sounds like you're just on another rampage saying "I hate socialist, atheists and the EU'".

Well, I do hate socialism because it is diametrically opposed to the principle of subsidiarity and basically is fundamentally flawed.

I don't particularly hate attests, but the fundamental ones tend to make religious fundamentalists to shame (even Islamic ones).

As for the EU, I don't particularly hate the EU, I hate the bureaucracy of Brussels. The US had a pretty good working model of how nation states could organize together in a federal hierarchy. Instead the EU went with progressive clap trap with a legislature that does shit and an unelected bureaucracy that creates burdens on the nations of the EU.

But the fact that many european nations still have better living standards than even the USA is evidence enough that europe is not "going to hell since the french revolution".

Tell that to the people in the 21st century ghettos throughout Europe (the "No Go" zones).

-Socialism did not get inspired by the values of the french revolution, it was a direct reaction against the values of the french revolution. Which in economic terms was about freedom of entrepreneurship and the rise of the bourgeoisie over the nobility. Socialism is a reaction to 'laissez faire' and unbound liberalism.

But the 'laissez faire' of pre-revolution France was only a minor effect on the revolution and was really a part of the monarchy basically ignoring everything around them at the time. As an economic force it doesn't really get pushed into the next century and then this push was in Britain. The first real application of liberalism / libertarian theory is the United States. It's hard to say the full impact of this because the conversion of a nation from colonial to industrial is in and of itself such a major kick in the economic ass that it is difficult to really evaluate on its own merits.

And since you mention atheism as well you should know that the french revolution enabled the freedom of religion, even the jews became protected by law, as opposed to persecuted by the catholic church. Obviously communism did the exact opposite.

NO, sorry but no. The protection of Jews was due to one person and one person alone, Napoleon, who also did work behind the scenes to reverse the trend towards the bizarre "worship" of the goddess of reason. As for alleged persecution of Jews by the Catholic Church in pre-revolution France ... produce the evidence, unless you are talking about Spain which is a different situation. Spain had previously regained its territory from an Islamic invasion in a warthat lasted centuries. As a result they issued a law banishing all Muslims from the land, and that banishment induced Jews. Some Muslims / Jews converted in order to remain in the kingdom while keeping their prior traditions in tact and the monarchy went overboard on this matter. (Note that the abuses of the Spanish Inquisition were specifically condemned by the Pope.)