I would like to know what those of you who support trump will do when he loses the election?

I have to give you guys credit, at least some of you are debating on things that are real and not some coocoo conspiracy theory that is constantly promoted by the mods and admin over at asf of course including the worst mod on any forum ever @hfo369, but hey, he has an excuse, the admin lets his so called mods post constantly about conspiracy theories and gun hoarding/civil war along with promoting shit products.
This political format I enjoy much more. There are actually some educated people here and even if there is a majority for one side, I don't see on overload of name calling and certainly no one getting banned for having an opposing view to a mod or anyone else.
 
China embraced capitalism though, Mao Zedong economic policies are mostly irrelevant to them now since Deng Xiaoping.

Your previous assertion was that Asia allowed the people to innovate while Africa did not

since then you have talked about currency exchange, and Mao, and Russia. Shanghai

Nothing to do with your assertion
 
I have to give you guys credit, at least some of you are debating on things that are real and not some coocoo conspiracy theory that is constantly promoted by the mods and admin over at asf of course including the worst mod on any forum ever @hfo369, but hey, he has an excuse, the admin lets his so called mods post constantly about conspiracy theories and gun hoarding/civil war along with promoting shit products.
This political format I enjoy much more. There are actually some educated people here and even if there is a majority for one side, I don't see on overload of name calling and certainly no one getting banned for having an opposing view to a mod or anyone else.

I consider myself I realist I don't believe US dumping more fiat currency in the economy is going to lower cost of living same goes for some govt bullshit social program where we're already breaking records especially when it comes to healthcare and social security/pension worthless spending. I know China is the future their people are real entrepreneurs for fuck sakes most drugs bought here comes from China. Retirees are not a benefit to the economic whose savings were blown thanks to the feds inflationary spending, it's a fucking curse that turned my generation into socialist dumbasses. The problem facing the US is not capitalism but bullshit spending along with a dying currency known as the USD.
 
Here's the thing though what can a politician do that can actually benefit the American people?
Make laws that reflect what the majority of people actually want and not what super PACs and lobbyists demand?

Stop handing out corporate welfare and subsidizing minimum wage employers' wage burdens with taxpayer-funded social programs?

Provide police with additional training to help lower preventable deaths during confrontations?

Stop implementing taxation and economic policies that only serve to further grow the vast wealth inequality that has continued to expand since the 1980s?

Those would be a good start.

Have you ever sat back and wondered why a single wage household could own a house and raise a family in the 1960 and 1970s and how that's next impossible, now? It's not by accident that it happened.
 
Your previous assertion was that Asia allowed the people to innovate while Africa did not

since then you have talked about currency exchange, and Mao, and Russia. Shanghai

Nothing to do with your assertion
I never said they didnt

"The African govt which leans more to the left isn't going to raise standard of living for their people if you vote for them nor is some self righteous douchebag from Hollywood taking photos of starved black kids in mud huts BUT by letting their people innovate, this may require you to use your BRAIN though instead of having some govt official nanny you.

ok

If you are an export business in the USA and i’m a customer from the france , then i will pay your price in usd so when i can get 1 usd for 1 eur, it does make no difference. But if i can get 1 usd for 0.5 eur, i can get your product for half the price. So i can also choose to buy twice as much.
im not really sure how to make it more simple
 
...A nation isn't built by a few people in the govt or printing out massive fiat currency BUT by the people! ...by letting their people innovate... This is why Asians succeeded while Africa to this day remains to be the poorest continent on the planet.
China is not a country that is the result of individual innovation

Africa is not a continent that is the result of lack of individual motivation
 
Make laws that reflect what the majority of people actually want and not what super PACs and lobbyists demand?

Stop handing out corporate welfare and subsidizing minimum wage employers' wage burdens with taxpayer-funded social programs?

Provide police with additional training to help lower preventable deaths during confrontations?

Stop implementing taxation and economic policies that only serve to further grow the vast wealth inequality that has continued to expand since the 1980s?

Those would be a good start.

Have you ever sat back and wondered why a single wage household could own a house and raise a family in the 1960 and 1970s and how that's next impossible, now? It's not by accident that it happened.
Make laws that reflect what the majority of people actually want and not what super PACs and lobbyists demand?

So what Obamacare not enough? How about those Trump checks want more?

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No taxes for the poor and stupid I can live with that, super tax corporation but then who's going to give you high paying jobs? McDonald?

More money for the police got it.

The vast income wealth is coming from the stock markets due to the feds stimulus economic policy known as quantitative easing. Can tax them all you want but remember it will ALWAYS fall on you one way or another. No one is actually taxing their most productive companies. Both Denmark's and Norway's statutory corporate income tax rates are 22 percent and Sweden's corporate income tax rate is 21.4 percent. The U.S. tax rate on corporations is higher at 25.9 percent (federal and state combined). it's not federal taxes people should be fearing but the hidden inflation tax.
 

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If u want to lower cost of living how about trying investing in the stock market yourself or maybe experiment with alternative currency like Bitcoin?
 
I never said they didnt

If you are an export business in the USA and i’m a customer from the france , then i will pay your price in usd so when i can get 1 usd for 1 eur, it does make no difference. But if i can get 1 usd for 0.5 eur, i can get your product for half the price. So i can also choose to buy twice as much.
im not really sure how to make it more simple
So sorry. You again are not making economic sense.

If I export a product I make for $10US, that $10 is converted to whatever currency at whatever rate is effective that day. That exchange rate has zero to do with trade or deficits.
 
China is not a country that is the result of individual innovation

Africa is not a continent that is the result of lack of individual motivation
"China is not a country that is the result of individual innovation"

LOL tell that to them
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Africa needs a cultural change instead of relying on the govt they need to think for themselves.
 
If u want to lower cost of living how about trying investing in the stock market yourself or maybe experiment with alternative currency like Bitcoin?
You also raise some interesting points. The overspending and inflation does bother me. At some point, the american people are going to end up paying the bill and it will likely end up being the middle class getting bumped down and getting the shaft as usual.
The Social Security dipping really pisses me off. How the fuck can the govt use that money for whatever they want when we are forced to essentially pay into it so it is there for our retirement (someone please correct me if I am misinformed, I don't pretend to be an expert)? I have a really bad feeling it may be dried up by the time I can retire. Not cool.
 
You also raise some interesting points. The overspending and inflation does bother me. At some point, the american people are going to end up paying the bill and it will likely end up being the middle class getting bumped down and getting the shaft as usual.
The Social Security dipping really pisses me off. How the fuck can the govt use that money for whatever they want when we are forced to essentially pay into it so it is there for our retirement (someone please correct me if I am misinformed, I don't pretend to be an expert)? I have a really bad feeling it may be dried up by the time I can retire. Not cool.
I don't even like politics unless it involves policies that defaces the USD more like more social spending, foreign investment dumping US assets, higher minimum wages (HAHAHAH THE POOR AND STUPID NO NOTHING ABOUT INFLATION), hell I never even voted in my life I'm 28. I gotta get off it's 5 here at EST and i had nothing for breakfast and today is arms and chest.
 
If anyone here are fellow cyrpto investoors remember THIS

andrew yang 2024

you will get free dollar bills and you don't even have to work!!! let the chinese do all the productive work we get the goods win-win situation for all of us.
 
If u want to lower cost of living how about trying investing in the stock market yourself or maybe experiment with alternative currency like Bitcoin?
I've made almost 75k trading so far this year not counting my ETFs and I'm not too stressed about money, personally. However, I care about other people and the vast majority of people don't have the means to start up a margin account.

Telling poor people to "just invest in the stock market" is about as productive as saying "just don't be poor."
 
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