just pointing out that it is not only republicans who think rules are for the lessor people

Post #437,857 by boxley 12/20/20 12:06:37 AM 12/20/20 12:06:37 AM Reply	just pointing out that it is not only republicans who think rules are for the lessor people https://apnews.com/article/us-news-san-francisco-coronavirus-pandemic-california-restaurants-2a8eaadcd074c8704d186609ffdf2db5 those who make the rules, regardless of party affiliation, do not feel those rules apply to them. "Science is the belief in the ignorance of the experts" – Richard Feynman
Post #437,865 by InThane 12/20/20 10:27:15 AM 12/20/20 10:27:15 AM Reply	That shitty people exist on both political sides is a given. The problem is there's a severe lack of good people on the Republican side. use std::option::sig
Post #437,874 by Ashton 12/20/20 7:16:15 PM 12/20/20 7:16:15 PM Reply	Math: "it's a [1-x] thing, here" But yours is best for people.
Post #437,866 by crazy 12/20/20 10:48:42 AM 12/20/20 10:48:43 AM Reply	Agree with inthane Which makes sense for our near duplicate handles. But the starting point is vastly different. The Republicans obviously want to keep what they got and make sure no one else gets anymore. The Democrats want to take from the rich and send some of that to the poor people while skimming off the top. So who speaks for you?
Post #437,880 by boxley 12/21/20 10:41:51 AM 12/21/20 10:41:51 AM Reply	your confused not crazy The Republicans obviously want to keep what they got and make sure no one else gets anymore no they want access to the trough via construction contracts, finance schemes etc that spending creates jobs, someone needs to do data entry and swing a shovel Democrats want access to the same trough via social spending schemes, checks for the poor supported by hugely inflated profitable non profits. same trough same spending. However the republicans of late championed by trump have become the home of the nasty bigots and holier rollers not the home of the pragmatic. Prefer dems for the time being "Science is the belief in the ignorance of the experts" – Richard Feynman
Post #437,882 by drook 12/21/20 10:47:05 AM 12/21/20 10:47:05 AM Reply	No, you're the one who's confused "that spending creates jobs" Not when they don't actually do any of the construction, or education, or health services, but just suck up all the money in administrative costs. -- Drew
Post #437,888 by boxley 12/21/20 5:49:34 PM 12/21/20 5:49:34 PM Reply	that is either party "Science is the belief in the ignorance of the experts" – Richard Feynman
Post #437,908 by Ashton 12/22/20 3:51:36 PM 12/22/20 3:51:36 PM Reply	LRPD sez, Messing with brain chemistry is not something to be lightly considered.

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