Pennsylvania Supreme Court, along party lines, has reaffirmed the 2019 no-excuse mail-in law for ballots as Constitutional, one of the main avenues which could've been used to overturn the 2020 election had Republicans won both houses of Congress thisNovemb
MikeWell, as long as we are talking about deniers, https://www.foxnews.com/media/colbert-skewers-msnbc-cnn-redefining-recession-claims-theyre-not-qualified-speak-on-issue
On Thursday, August 4, 2022 at 7:08:48 PM UTC-4, Michael Falkner wrote:this Novemb
Pennsylvania Supreme Court, along party lines, has reaffirmed the 2019 no-excuse mail-in law for ballots as Constitutional, one of the main avenues which could've been used to overturn the 2020 election had Republicans won both houses of Congress
MikeWell, as long as we are talking about deniers, https://www.foxnews.com/media/colbert-skewers-msnbc-cnn-redefining-recession-claims-theyre-not-qualified-speak-on-issue
On Thursday, August 4, 2022 at 7:08:48 PM UTC-4, Michael Falkner wrote:
Pennsylvania Supreme Court, along party lines, has reaffirmed the 2019Well, as long as we are talking about deniers, https://www.foxnews.com/media/colbert-skewers-msnbc-cnn-redefining-recession-claims-theyre-not-qualified-speak-on-issue
no-excuse mail-in law for ballots as Constitutional, one of the main
avenues which could've been used to overturn the 2020 election had
Republicans won both houses of Congress this Novemb
Mike
Worst recession ever though, what with the huge job and wage gains. Damb Dems can’t even get a recession right.
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“I usually skip over your posts because of your disguistng, contrarian, liberal personality.” — Altie
Worst recession ever though, what with the huge job and wage gains. Damb
Dems can’t even get a recession right.
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“I usually skip over your posts because of your disguistng, contrarian,
liberal personality.” — Altie
Do you really not understand that there are no wage gains if the cost of living outpaces said gains? As for job gains I noticed something a
couple weeks ago I thought impossible.... The popular Cafe Du Monde in
NOLA is no longer open 24 hours a day and they only allow pickup orders
at the take out window due to a lack of staffing. It seems impossible
there could be a shortage of surly Vietnamese women in NOLA. I would
guess it's because the government is subsidizing their every monetary need in some way.
The democrats will one day look like the two ducks in Bedards 'Failure of Marxism'
It’s doubtful that one-time pandemic relief payments made almost two years ago now are still sustaining them.
It’s more likely that surly Vietnamese women have found better jobs in this
roaring job market than slinging Cafe au Lait and Beignets at Cafe du
Monde. There isn’t a shortage of them, only a shortage of ones willing to work there for the pay being offered.
On Friday, August 5, 2022 at 12:23:30 PM UTC-7, xyzzy wrote:
It’s doubtful that one-time pandemic relief payments made almost two years >> ago now are still sustaining them.
You don't know how many of these people think those payments are what started all this.
It’s more likely that surly Vietnamese women have found better jobs in this
roaring job market than slinging Cafe au Lait and Beignets at Cafe du
Monde. There isn’t a shortage of them, only a shortage of ones willing to >> work there for the pay being offered.
Which then begs the question -- do you kill the job, then... Or do you kill the person who isn't worth enough to work for a decent wage?
I think you can tell which side believes which.
Mike
On 8/5/2022 8:52 PM, Michael Falkner wrote:Jobs report is good and bad depending. It's that pesky inflation https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/markets/the-stock-market-will-fall-13-to-a-new-low-for-the-year-after-a-hot-jobs-report-means-inflation-will-linger-and-the-fed-will-keep-tightening-bank-of-america-says/ar-AA10lOZz?rc=1&ocid=winp1taskbar&cvid=
On Friday, August 5, 2022 at 12:23:30 PM UTC-7, xyzzy wrote:
It’s doubtful that one-time pandemic relief payments made almost two years
ago now are still sustaining them.
You don't know how many of these people think those payments are what started all this.
It’s more likely that surly Vietnamese women have found better jobs in this
roaring job market than slinging Cafe au Lait and Beignets at Cafe du
Monde. There isn’t a shortage of them, only a shortage of ones willing to
work there for the pay being offered.
Which then begs the question -- do you kill the job, then... Or do you kill the person who isn't worth enough to work for a decent wage?
I think you can tell which side believes which.
MikeYou let them freely associate with or disassociate with each other.
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Which then begs the question -- do you kill the job, then... Or do you kill the person who isn't worth enough to work for a decent wage?
I think you can tell which side believes which.
Mike
Corky <cork...@gmail.com> wrote:
Worst recession ever though, what with the huge job and wage gains. Damb >> Dems can’t even get a recession right.
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“I usually skip over your posts because of your disguistng, contrarian, >> liberal personality.” — Altie
Do you really not understand that there are no wage gains if the cost of living outpaces said gains? As for job gains I noticed something a
couple weeks ago I thought impossible.... The popular Cafe Du Monde in NOLA is no longer open 24 hours a day and they only allow pickup orders
at the take out window due to a lack of staffing. It seems impossible there could be a shortage of surly Vietnamese women in NOLA. I would
guess it's because the government is subsidizing their every monetary need in some way.
The democrats will one day look like the two ducks in Bedards 'Failure of Marxism'
It’s doubtful that one-time pandemic relief payments made almost two years ago now are still sustaining them.
On Friday, August 5, 2022 at 2:23:30 PM UTC-5, xyzzy wrote:
Corky <cork...@gmail.com> wrote:Who said anything about a one time pandemic relief payment? There's
It’s doubtful that one-time pandemic relief payments made almost two years >> ago now are still sustaining them.
Worst recession ever though, what with the huge job and wage gains. Damb >>>> Dems can’t even get a recession right.
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“I usually skip over your posts because of your disguistng, contrarian, >>>> liberal personality.” — Altie
Do you really not understand that there are no wage gains if the cost of >>> living outpaces said gains? As for job gains I noticed something a
couple weeks ago I thought impossible.... The popular Cafe Du Monde in
NOLA is no longer open 24 hours a day and they only allow pickup orders
at the take out window due to a lack of staffing. It seems impossible
there could be a shortage of surly Vietnamese women in NOLA. I would
guess it's because the government is subsidizing their every monetary need in some way.
The democrats will one day look like the two ducks in Bedards 'Failure of Marxism'
actually a staffing problem in every sector of the labor market including
the so called 'good jobs.' We went from plenty of labor to a shortage in
the span of a lock down? Why? Does this represent the number of deaths
that were mainly among the elderly or is it that people found out they
could get by with government benefits and just quit working? I think the latter.
Technically a recession is two straight quarters of shrinking GDP so yeah >were probably in one.
Worst recession ever though, what with the huge job and wage gains. Damb
Dems cant even get a recession right.
Corky <cork...@gmail.com> wrote:I think you under estimate lazy democrats. The country has millions of unemployed democrats that prefer to steal than work.
On Friday, August 5, 2022 at 2:23:30 PM UTC-5, xyzzy wrote:
Corky <cork...@gmail.com> wrote:Who said anything about a one time pandemic relief payment? There's actually a staffing problem in every sector of the labor market including the so called 'good jobs.' We went from plenty of labor to a shortage in the span of a lock down? Why? Does this represent the number of deaths that were mainly among the elderly or is it that people found out they could get by with government benefits and just quit working? I think the latter.
It’s doubtful that one-time pandemic relief payments made almost two years
Worst recession ever though, what with the huge job and wage gains. Damb
Dems can’t even get a recession right.
--
“I usually skip over your posts because of your disguistng, contrarian,
liberal personality.” — Altie
Do you really not understand that there are no wage gains if the cost of >>> living outpaces said gains? As for job gains I noticed something a
couple weeks ago I thought impossible.... The popular Cafe Du Monde in >>> NOLA is no longer open 24 hours a day and they only allow pickup orders >>> at the take out window due to a lack of staffing. It seems impossible >>> there could be a shortage of surly Vietnamese women in NOLA. I would
guess it's because the government is subsidizing their every monetary need in some way.
The democrats will one day look like the two ducks in Bedards 'Failure of Marxism'
ago now are still sustaining them.
There can’t be any other causes, huh? And people are staying away from good jobs that pay a hell of a lot more than government assistance, because of government assistance? Really? Btw this isn’t even a new refrain, check this out: https://twitter.com/paulisci/status/1549527748950892544?s=21&t=iYLBX9ns99xrrIAjXoB8Hg
Have you ever bothered to look at how much government assistance really
nets an individual to test whether your theory even passes the laugh test? Most likely not because it helps you keep thinking huge job and wage
gains are somehow bad news so you can stay a wingnut partisan.
Workers are short in many places because they have better opportunities. Even within good job fields there is a hierarchy when the job market is strong. For example I work in tech and we have trouble hiring for six
figure jobs because we are a legacy company with perceived legacy technology. Meanwhile Google, Meta and the like have the pick of the
litter. I can promise you no one is turning down our jobs because of government assistance.
In restaurants and service the “labor shortage” is really a decent pay shortage. Employers who still think they can under pay and treat people
like shit will have problems. They need another Bush or Trump to crash the economy so they can get workers cheap again.
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“I usually skip over your posts because of your disguistng, contrarian, liberal personality.” — Altie
On Saturday, August 6, 2022 at 7:56:53 AM UTC-5, xyzzy wrote:
Corky <cork...@gmail.com> wrote:I think you under estimate lazy democrats. The country has millions of unemployed democrats that prefer to steal than work.
On Friday, August 5, 2022 at 2:23:30 PM UTC-5, xyzzy wrote:There cant be any other causes, huh? And people are staying away from
Corky <cork...@gmail.com> wrote:Who said anything about a one time pandemic relief payment? There's
Its doubtful that one-time pandemic relief payments made almost two years >>>> ago now are still sustaining them.
Worst recession ever though, what with the huge job and wage gains. Damb >>>>>> Dems cant even get a recession right.
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I usually skip over your posts because of your disguistng, contrarian, >>>>>> liberal personality. Altie
Do you really not understand that there are no wage gains if the cost of >>>>> living outpaces said gains? As for job gains I noticed something a
couple weeks ago I thought impossible.... The popular Cafe Du Monde in >>>>> NOLA is no longer open 24 hours a day and they only allow pickup orders >>>>> at the take out window due to a lack of staffing. It seems impossible >>>>> there could be a shortage of surly Vietnamese women in NOLA. I would >>>>> guess it's because the government is subsidizing their every monetary >>>>> need in some way.
The democrats will one day look like the two
ducks in Bedards 'Failure of Marxism'
actually a staffing problem in every sector of the labor market including >>> the so called 'good jobs.' We went from plenty of labor to a shortage in >>> the span of a lock down? Why? Does this represent the number of deaths
that were mainly among the elderly or is it that people found out they
could get by with government benefits and just quit working? I think the latter.
good jobs that pay a hell of a lot more than government assistance, because >> of government assistance? Really? Btw this isnt even a new refrain, check >> this out:
https://twitter.com/paulisci/status/1549527748950892544?s!&t=iYLBX9ns99xrrIAjXoB8Hg
Have you ever bothered to look at how much government assistance really
nets an individual to test whether your theory even passes the laugh test? >> Most likely not because it helps you keep thinking huge job and wage
gains are somehow bad news so you can stay a wingnut partisan.
Workers are short in many places because they have better opportunities.
Even within good job fields there is a hierarchy when the job market is
strong. For example I work in tech and we have trouble hiring for six
figure jobs because we are a legacy company with perceived legacy
technology. Meanwhile Google, Meta and the like have the pick of the
litter. I can promise you no one is turning down our jobs because of
government assistance.
In restaurants and service the labor shortage is really a decent pay
shortage. Employers who still think they can under pay and treat people
like shit will have problems. They need another Bush or Trump to crash the >> economy so they can get workers cheap again.
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I usually skip over your posts because of your disguistng, contrarian,
liberal personality. Altie
Do you really believe that throwing around the thought of killing someone in every post makes us all think you're a tough guy instead of the keyboard kowboy in kolorado that you really are? Give it a rest, absolutely nobody in this group is impressed.
Who said anything about a one time pandemic relief payment? There's actually a staffing problem in every sector of the labor market including the so called 'good jobs.' We went from plenty of labor to a shortage in the span of a lock down? Why? Doesthis represent the number of deaths that were mainly among the elderly or is it that people found out they could get by with government benefits and just quit working? I think the latter.
There can’t be any other causes, huh? And people are staying away from good jobs that pay a hell of a lot more than government assistance, because of government assistance? Really? Btw this isn’t even a new refrain, check this out: https://twitter.com/paulisci/status/1549527748950892544?s=21&t=iYLBX9ns99xrrIAjXoB8Hg
Have you ever bothered to look at how much government assistance really
nets an individual to test whether your theory even passes the laugh test?
Most likely not because it helps you keep thinking huge job and wage
gains are somehow bad news so you can stay a wingnut partisan.
Workers are short in many places because they have better opportunities.
In restaurants and service the “labor shortage” is really a decent pay shortage. Employers who still think they can under pay and treat people
like shit will have problems. They need another Bush or Trump to crash the economy so they can get workers cheap again.
I think you under estimate lazy democrats. The country has millions of unemployed democrats that prefer to steal than work.
On Saturday, August 6, 2022 at 2:52:39 AM UTC-7, cork...@gmail.com wrote:
Do you really believe that throwing around the thought of killing someone in every post makes us all think you're a tough guy instead of the keyboard kowboy in kolorado that you really are? Give it a rest, absolutely nobody in this group is impressed.I can always ask for your address if you wanna test that theory.
You wanna fucking go, buckshot? I would suggest getting armed.
Mike
On Saturday, August 6, 2022 at 8:20:02 AM UTC-7, cork...@gmail.com wrote:month becomes.
I think you under estimate lazy democrats. The country has millions of unemployed democrats that prefer to steal than work.Especially from pieces of shit like you, yes.
And when it's clear that most people get their jobs from having good ability to suck dick (and how literal that statement is, sometimes, is a simple matter of demographics), it really becomes a question of how desirable robbing people like you every
Don't like it? Fucking kill us like you say you want to before one of us gets smart or you get stupid.This must be Igotskilz retarded brother
Mike
This must be Igotskilz retarded brother
On Saturday, August 6, 2022 at 11:23:52 AM UTC-7, cork...@gmail.com wrote:
LMAO Keyboard Kowboi
I'll ride your ass and fuck you straight up it.
You don't wanna go like the pussy ass Republican you are.
Start shooting or shut the royal fuck up, whore.
Mike
On Saturday, August 6, 2022 at 9:18:26 PM UTC-5, Michael Falkner wrote:
On Saturday, August 6, 2022 at 11:23:52 AM UTC-7, cork...@gmail.com wrote: >>
LMAO Keyboard Kowboi
I'll ride your ass and fuck you straight up it.
You don't wanna go like the pussy ass Republican you are.
Start shooting or shut the royal fuck up, whore.
Mike
Ewww. Gross.
Which then begs the question -- do you kill the job, then... Or do you
kill the person who isn't worth enough to work for a decent wage?
I think you can tell which side believes which.
Mike
Do you really believe that throwing around the thought of killing someone
in every post makes us all think you're a tough guy instead of the
keyboard kowboy in kolorado that you really are? Give it a rest,
absolutely nobody in this group is impressed.
I had to testify in court over something similar
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