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5 minutes ago, BillStime said:


@Big Blitz told us it was the flu.

 

 

Imagine thinking it wasn’t.  
 

 

 

Imagine being told by a one world government cabal of communists to turn over all rights and freedoms indefinitely with only “evidence” coming from the CCP and then not demanding repercussions and more - imagine being such a despicable moron you’d have to be to go along with it.  
 

Please seek help.  They are flat out referring to kids in grades 7 - 12 right now as the “stalled” generation.  
 

They know they ruined countless lives bc Orange Man Bad.  
 

 

 

You continuing to demonstrate how insane you people are by constantly posting blame towards Trump for not stopping the *drop lets* virus ooops we always meant airborne virus at our shores.  
 

They know how pathetic you are. 

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I base how I am doing on an inverse relationship between my felicity and exposure to audio of Kamala Harris.

If I see/hear her and Chuck Schumer on the same day, there is a 72 hour recovery period.

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Yes, I am better off than 4 years ago.  As an example. in the spring of 2020, the S&P500 was a little under 3000 whereas now it is over 5000.  That is roughly a 65% return over those 4 years, my portfolio exceeded that. The 2012 to 2016 and 2016 to 2020 timeframes provided similar returns under different administrations.  In both instances, I was better off "now" than 4 years earlier. 

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26 minutes ago, Precision said:

Yes, I am better off than 4 years ago.  As an example. in the spring of 2020, the S&P500 was a little under 3000 whereas now it is over 5000.  That is roughly a 65% return over those 4 years, my portfolio exceeded that. The 2012 to 2016 and 2016 to 2020 timeframes provided similar returns under different administrations.  In both instances, I was better off "now" than 4 years earlier. 


Yeah, but when the Dow and S&P were high under Trump, it meant nothing according to Dems/was only good for the rich. Meanwhile, more people than ever are dipping into their 401(k)s and IRAs to pay for things.  

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18 hours ago, Big Blitz said:

Imagine being told by a one world government cabal of communists to turn over all rights and freedoms indefinitely with only “evidence” coming from the CCP and then not demanding repercussions and more - imagine being such a despicable moron you’d have to be to go along with it.  


Nevermind a one world cabal controlling your rights, how about a Governor and an Attorney General?

 

They're doing it:

…..and as far as the despicables that willfully go along with this?

 

The Left perceive it as anti-Trump and blindly swallow it whole, like they do with all Dem droppings.

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6 hours ago, Doc said:


Yeah, but when the Dow and S&P were high under Trump, it meant nothing according to Dems/was only good for the rich. Meanwhile, more people than ever are dipping into their 401(k)s and IRAs to pay for things.  

Agreed, I think the last 4 years have been tough on a number of people especially with the historically high inflation rate!

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No, inflation has caused the buying power of my dollar to decrease substantially…

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Joe Biden= America Last

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8 hours ago, sherpa said:

I base how I am doing on an inverse relationship between my felicity and exposure to audio of Kamala Harris.

If I see/hear her and Chuck Schumer on the same day, there is a 72 hour recovery period.

Kinda like a comorbidity 

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The reality is that the question posed relates to a total selfish issue.

Of course some people are better off, especially anyone who had investment income.

 

The issue is taking care of the country, and we are not better off at all, and those bills will come due.

 

We are in far greater debt, with no proposal to stop that.

We are as divided, but the division is deeper and more serious.

 

We are very close to a war with Iran, who is already at war and killing us, and quite close to a war with China.

 

We are in the process of screwing up our relationship with Israel, our only true democratic ally in the Middle East, which limits our ability to prevent the aforementioned  Iranian conflict.

 

We are weaker militarily.

We are weaker industrially to handle military needs.

 

Out energy complex is uncertain. We have the capacity, but not the support.

 

In my humble view, this has been a horrible four years under this man, who can no longer think at a reasonable level, , handle the executive branch, give confidence to our citizens, deal with the other side in order to solve serious problems, or reasonably function at a high level.

 

We need help, and claiming the other side would ever unite us is not possible.

 

 

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7 hours ago, sherpa said:

The reality is that the question posed relates to a total selfish issue.

Of course some people are better off, especially anyone who had investment income.

 

The issue is taking care of the country, and we are not better off at all, and those bills will come due.

 

We are in far greater debt, with no proposal to stop that.

We are as divided, but the division is deeper and more serious.

 

We are very close to a war with Iran, who is already at war and killing us, and quite close to a war with China.

 

We are in the process of screwing up our relationship with Israel, our only true democratic ally in the Middle East, which limits our ability to prevent the aforementioned  Iranian conflict.

 

We are weaker militarily.

We are weaker industrially to handle military needs.

 

Out energy complex is uncertain. We have the capacity, but not the support.

 

In my humble view, this has been a horrible four years under this man, who can no longer think at a reasonable level, , handle the executive branch, give confidence to our citizens, deal with the other side in order to solve serious problems, or reasonably function at a high level.

 

We need help, and claiming the other side would ever unite us is not possible.

 

Four more years of this and the country is done.  Over.

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