Trump unites NFL - against him.

blaming others has been a core tenant of the collectivist movements.

Then you must be collectivist as you blame every problem on progressives. It is a core tenant of the right to be hypocrites that use false equivalencies and revisionist history.

Was that your attempt at debating fairly? Weren't you just accusing me of attributing anything I dislike as the fault of the opposition? Pot, meet kettle.
 
Then you must be collectivist as you blame every problem on progressives. It is a core tenant of the right to be hypocrites that use false equivalencies and revisionist history.

Was that your attempt at debating fairly? Weren't you just accusing me of attributing anything I dislike as the fault of the opposition? Pot, meet kettle.

no I don't actually. i have no opressor. I blame the individual Americans ignorance of the banking system.

Roosevelt wrote "if we can convince Americans to deposit their paychecks into these new accounts then we will have made progress".

im sure the average middle class struggling American is aware they are bonding elastic currency right?

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no I don't actually. I blame the individual Americans ignorance of the banking system.

Roosevelt wrote "if we can convince Americans to deposit their paychecks into these new accounts then we will have made progress".

im sure the average middle class struggling American is aware they are bonding elastic currency right?

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Have you ever considered maybe you are ignoring arguments that support our current banking and monetary systems?

Lay out your problem with the banking system.
 
Back to sports-ball politics:

Kaepernik donated $1M to charities. It cost the gov't more than that for Pence to walk out of a game and for Price to fly around. That's money that could have been spent educating @ttystikk about economics.

Meanwhile white nationalists were marching in Charlottesville again, which brings us back to why sports-ball players are kneeling.
 
and we all know who runs that, don't we?

Americans. you think it's some jew conspiracy that's on you.

the reason you sign the back of your paycheck or signature card is endorsement.

all that's needed to cash your paycheck is an id....so what's the endorsement for, dont care huh? that's not a jew conspiracy.

that's just you not caring either way.

although fdr using the trading with the enemy act on Americans was a little distasteful imho, oh well they're enemies of progress amirite?

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Americans. you think it's some jew conspiracy that's on you.

the reason you sign the back of your paycheck or signature card is endorsement.

all that's needed to cash your paycheck is an id....so what's the endorsement for, dont care huh? that's not a jew conspiracy.

that's just you not caring either way.

although fdr using the trading with the enemy act on Americans was a little distasteful imho, oh well they're enemies of progress amirite?

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literally no one else on earth is obsessed with the "muh" thing and banking conspiracies and doesn't blame on jews you transparent fucktard.
 
Have you ever considered maybe you are ignoring arguments that support our current banking and monetary systems?

Lay out your problem with the banking system.
I don't have a problem with its existence, but rather with how it's being run, who benefits and who loses.
 
I don't have a problem with its existence, but rather with how it's being run, who benefits and who loses.

I can picture a situation where criticisms of those types could be valid. To be honest, the theories that guide our monetary policy or the people that run our monetary policy are something I'm pretty green to.
 
I can picture a situation where criticisms of those types could be valid. To be honest, the theories that guide our monetary policy or the people that run our monetary policy are something I'm pretty green to.
Here's one; near zero interest rates artificially pump up asset prices to the point where they're unaffordable for most while simultaneously they excessively enrich those who own the assets. This affects stocks and real estate and has the effect of widening the gap between rich and poor.
 
Here's one; near zero interest rates artificially pump up asset prices to the point where they're unaffordable for most while simultaneously they excessively enrich those who own the assets. This affects stocks and real estate and has the effect of widening the gap between rich and poor.

Why/how do they do that?
 
Yes, we all know that you are a "special" kind of deep south redneck. :roll:

Most members are appalled at the shit you spew here. The really pathetic thing is that you apparently believe it.

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