Does the United States have a spending problem? Obviously, but I really wanted to talk about how the cost of living crisis is presenting itself in your community. That relates to this article because you can’t squeeze blood from a stone. If all of you have no disposable income, no savings, and a job market that can’t support your current cost of living… What happens if you lose your job? Do you default on loan obligations along with America because we are stretched to the edge. Should we vote in members of congress to pass more tax breaks for private jets?Are mods whack? Let me know in the comments.
So, which government do you like?
I sure do enjoy a democracy even if I have to vote with glass lickers.
So do you want to answer the question or just avoid it? Specifically, which government do you simp for…. Like the mods…
I simp for a government who is able to take on problems I cannot solve as an individual!
So, to be clear…… which government do you simp for? Like, what country?
Because simping for the theory of a perfect society is fine, but that’s not what I’m talking about.
Well I sure do like it here in the USA. I feel like our government could be better at wealth distribution, education, regulations, and democracy. but the people don’t want that. I see nothing wrong with our system, but unfortunately we have about 200 million people that vote but lack civic education. I felt very comfortable traveling through Japan. You could feel the order and safety in the country, like everywhere. I feel like irelands government did pretty well for its people. I don’t feel comfortable simping for someone else’s government because I can only experience mind as a citizen ya know? I enjoy living in my little US democracy even if it’s broken. I just keep encouraging people to fix it.
Well, you are very out of touch with reality. I’m guessing you voted for Trump at least once right?
So do you like the genocide party or the genocide+ party?
I was a fan of Biden actually, I know that’s a controversial take on here. I thought he was a good US president. A lot of people don’t think he was a good president because they don’t understand that a president doesn’t make laws.
He was OK, as far as administrations go, but his last year of insistance on running, dipping out kinda late, and then pardoning his son (and others) really left a bad taste in my mouth.
But a president can bypass laws to ship arms to a country committing genocide!
No… congress made the laws to ship the bombs. They created the money to facilitate the transfer.
Remember when all us kind people wanted to send F-16s to Ukraine and it never happened. Your congressman loves sending guns to Israel. I bet you won’t vote them out this year. I bet you’re too dumb.
False.
The State Department approves the sale of tank ammunition to Israel in a deal that bypasses Congress - AP News, 9th December
Biden administration again bypasses Congress for weapons sale to Israel - The Guardian, 29th December
I stand corrected! Now remind me; was Hamas holding a bunch of American hostages when that was written?
Irrelevant goal post moving.
The reason stated by the Biden administration was “The United States is committed to the security of Israel, and it is vital to US national interests to ensure Israel is able to defend itself against the threats it faces” it was to protect Israel, nothing to do with American hostages.
Congress was going to ask Israel to maybe do a little bit less genocide. Biden said fuck that and went around them to do as he pleases.
Biden was a genocide enabling president and that makes Biden a bad president.
I voted for killer Kamala but she was not blood thirsty enough 😩