RoxyRollah

I didnt ask you for that. I asked for your consideration and if you are going to post it post it where it belongs. IT really gets you off so put it where all the other stories are about getting off. Whats wrong with me asking for that. I DIDN'T SAY YOU CANT SAY IT. I asked as personal favor to me, if you could consider my feelings. If it were you asking me a personal favor not a broad spectrum hey can you like ****ing not statement, I'd at least say hey you know what OH I am sorry if I hurt your feelings with my opinions and they are mine to have, but you know what out of respect for you as a member I'll take it under advisement.

But don't worry. I know you won't this is futile.

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Cuthbert

I saw this and I have to say I turned it off after about ten minutes. Every cunt who shouted out ought to be ashamed of themselves, ridiculously rude. If you are a student and you can't handle opinions you don't agree with, give up your course.

These people are vile.

RoxyRollah

Psst were all talking about it in the college thread.... Hi Martin <3

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Cuthbert

Sorry, not read that thread.

Hey

OccultHawk

Wrong thread sorry

Chula Vista

By native I mean people who aren't decedents of immigrants who came here on their own or were forcefully brought here.

Re: Abortion.

Back in 1979 Linda and I drove into Boston so she could get one. We were both only 19, poor as hell with no insurance, and were polluting the hell out of bodies with all sorts of illegal chemicals so the decision, while really difficult, was somewhat a no brainer as to what was in the best interest of the fetus.

And yes, I'm a liberal and I've stated my reasons why many times here and none of them have anything to do with what some of ya'll are spouting off on over the last few pages. Here's a few others.

The environment. Safety in the workplace. Upkeep of our infrastructure.

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“The fact that we live at the bottom of a deep gravity well,
on the surface of a gas covered planet going around a nuclear fireball 90 million miles away
and think this to be normal is obviously some indication of how skewed our perspective tends to be.”

hip hop bunny hop

William the Bloody, moar liek William Bloody Ignorant of Basic Macroeconomics, amirite? Just gotta point a few things out:

(1) No one cares if this is a "record number of immigrants" in the USA, because what's statistically relevant is immigrants as a percentage of the population. We are still several points lower than the peak in the 19th century.

(2) "Unskilled" immigrants do not exert downward pressure on native born "unskilled" workers wages. The consensus among economists on the issue is so ****ing great it approaches "the gold standard is ****tarded" area. I mean, **** do you even marginal propensity to save?

(3) "Bernie Sanders & Donald Trump agree on something, therefor it's true,".....is not a valid argument. Ever. Ever ever ever ever ever ever

(4) Free Trade Agreements do not exert downward wages on working class wages (as a whole) and do not lead to declines in union membership.

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Have mercy on the poor.

djchameleon

This so much.

Native born unskilled workers don't even want the jobs that immigrant unskilled workers are doing. They think they are above those type of jobs in general.

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Fame, fortune, power, titties. People say these are the most crucial things in life, but you can have a pocket full o' gold and it doesn't mean sh*t if you don't have someone to share that gold with. Seems simple. Yet it's an important lesson to learn. Even lone wolves run in packs sometimes.

Chula Vista

Ya, come visit Southern California if you don't believe this.

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“The fact that we live at the bottom of a deep gravity well,
on the surface of a gas covered planet going around a nuclear fireball 90 million miles away
and think this to be normal is obviously some indication of how skewed our perspective tends to be.”

Isbjørn

Free trade deals tend to be great for multi-national companies and bad for workers. When trade deals let companies move jobs abroad to countries where the cost of living is lower, it hurts US workers in two ways:
1. People lose their jobs as their jobs are moved abroad.
2. Unions' bargaining power is reduced, since companies are less likely to raise wages etc. when they can move jobs abroad instead.
As for union membership, the membership rate has been steadily declining since the '80s, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, regardless of whether it's directly caused by free trade deals.

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