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Re: Green Party of the US - 2016 Presidential Candidate
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Power to the People Plan - Jill Stein Platform

?My Power to the People Plan creates deep system change, moving from the greed and exploitation of corporate capitalism to a human-centered economy that puts people, planet and peace over profit.

It offers direct answers to the economic, social, and ecological crises brought on by both corporate political parties. And it empowers the American people to fix our broken political system and make real the promise of democracy.

This plan will end unemployment and poverty; avert climate catastrophe; build a sustainable, just economy; and recognize the dignity and human rights of everyone in our society and our world. The power to create this new world is not in our hopes, it?s not in our dreams - it?s in our hands.?



Sounds like communism... Greens are like watermelons - green on the outside, red on the inside.

Posted on: 2016/10/7 18:38
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Re: Democratic Convention
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But if you import millions of Middle Easterners, you turn here into the Middle East.


Or Brussels, Paris or Berlin, which is really the same thing.


You should travel more...


You mean travel less. Million miles on United...I was just connecting at CDG and was soooo happy I did not have to go to town and instead stayed deep in the secure zone. Tourism in Paris down what, 40% due to Islamic terrorism? Connecting in Brussels must have sucked for those 20 people killed at the airport. Muslim slums in both cities. Not going there anytime soon.
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If travelling to a country is for you, transiting by an airport... This is all i need to know...


Dude, please. I travelled across France like 15 times, having lived in Europe. Same for Belgium. My point, which you seem to fail to grasp, is that Paris, Brussels and Berlin now have Muslim slums, no-go zones, so I don't care to travel there anymore.


If you have spent times there, you would know that this is not new, far from it...
Comparing it to the Middle East shows that you don't know much about either regions...

Hopefully, most of the people don't think like you as France is the most visited country in the world (for tourism...)...


Yeah, Paris hotel occupancy is down 40%... or is it 60%? One more bloodshed and it will be down 80%...


Reservations are down 20% YoY in Paris and Nice, so no it is not 60%, it is not even 40%...
https://brunobertez.com/2016/08/10/chu ... ables-de-la-chute-disent/

It will recover as it has in the past.
This is not the first time there are terror attacks in France. They were quite frequent in the 80s as well. The country will recover...


Selective much? 50% down.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/ ... sitors-stay-away-in-wake/

Posted on: 2016/9/20 18:14
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But if you import millions of Middle Easterners, you turn here into the Middle East.


Or Brussels, Paris or Berlin, which is really the same thing.


You should travel more...


You mean travel less. Million miles on United...I was just connecting at CDG and was soooo happy I did not have to go to town and instead stayed deep in the secure zone. Tourism in Paris down what, 40% due to Islamic terrorism? Connecting in Brussels must have sucked for those 20 people killed at the airport. Muslim slums in both cities. Not going there anytime soon.
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If travelling to a country is for you, transiting by an airport... This is all i need to know...


Dude, please. I travelled across France like 15 times, having lived in Europe. Same for Belgium. My point, which you seem to fail to grasp, is that Paris, Brussels and Berlin now have Muslim slums, no-go zones, so I don't care to travel there anymore.


If you have spent times there, you would know that this is not new, far from it...
Comparing it to the Middle East shows that you don't know much about either regions...

Hopefully, most of the people don't think like you as France is the most visited country in the world (for tourism...)...


Yeah, Paris hotel occupancy is down 40%... or is it 60%? One more bloodshed and it will be down 80%...

Posted on: 2016/9/20 15:20
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But if you import millions of Middle Easterners, you turn here into the Middle East.


Or Brussels, Paris or Berlin, which is really the same thing.


You should travel more...


You mean travel less. Million miles on United...I was just connecting at CDG and was soooo happy I did not have to go to town and instead stayed deep in the secure zone. Tourism in Paris down what, 40% due to Islamic terrorism? Connecting in Brussels must have sucked for those 20 people killed at the airport. Muslim slums in both cities. Not going there anytime soon.
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If travelling to a country is for you, transiting by an airport... This is all i need to know...


Dude, please. I travelled across France like 15 times, having lived in Europe. Same for Belgium. My point, which you seem to fail to grasp, is that Paris, Brussels and Berlin now have Muslim slums, no-go zones, so I don't care to travel there anymore.

Posted on: 2016/9/20 14:21
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But if you import millions of Middle Easterners, you turn here into the Middle East.


Or Brussels, Paris or Berlin, which is really the same thing.


You should travel more...


You mean travel less. Million miles on United...I was just connecting at CDG and was soooo happy I did not have to go to town and instead stayed deep in the secure zone. Tourism in Paris down what, 40% due to Islamic terrorism? Connecting in Brussels must have sucked for those 20 people killed at the airport. Muslim slums in both cities. Not going there anytime soon.

Posted on: 2016/9/20 12:40
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But if you import millions of Middle Easterners, you turn here into the Middle East.


Or Brussels, Paris or Berlin, which is really the same thing.

Posted on: 2016/9/19 17:56
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Re: Large Explosion in Chelsea - 135 W. 23rd - Dumpster Destroyed
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And Hillary wants to open our arms to these people. It's not racist to want to vet the people who want to come here to kill us.


"These People"? The suspect is a U.S. citizen of Afghan descent


The French and Belgian terrorists were also citizens. Their parents immigrated. This cancer grows slowly, but relentlessly.

Posted on: 2016/9/19 13:23
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Re: Large Explosion in Chelsea - 135 W. 23rd - Dumpster Destroyed
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So we have a full blown Europe like Islamic terror cell here in the NY metro area? I wonder what Trump's polls will look like by the end of this week.

The saving grace for us seems to be these guys suck at making reliable triggering devices.


Edit: Per a news report I read, the guy who stabbed 8 people in MN in the name of Allah is a Somali refugee we let in a decade ago.


Elizabeth is our equivalent of Mollenbeek in Brussels. The original WTC bombers were from Elizabeth. Plenty of cells and lone wolves there.

Posted on: 2016/9/19 13:17
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Re: Trump gets naked at Mana Contemporary
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Prolly better than naked Hillary.

Posted on: 2016/9/15 17:42
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Not sure why they are comparing that empty pantsuit to FDR.

Posted on: 2016/9/15 11:55
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Many people say that Hillary shows the signs of having Parkinson's Disease.

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/1774081/ ... the-devastating-disorder/


This "squeeze my fingers" photo is pretty damning. It seems everyone around her knows she has Parkinson's, except American public. WTF?

Posted on: 2016/9/14 16:48
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The Hillary falling down vid is being scrubbed from the web, on the basis of copyright infringement. Not sure who owns the copyright now though as I think the guy who took the vid sold the rights (not sure though).



Video of her fainting seems to be easy to find - she has kept a very tough speaking schedule - I think it is much ado about nothing. She has walking pneumonia.

https://youtu.be/FVDyciOQCak


What Trump has been saying: Hillary Clinton exhibits horrible decision-making, is untrustworthy, lying, secretive, contemptuous of American voter, stereotyping. Pneumonia is the least of her problems. Read the book about the Secret Service White House detail. She did not respect the Secret Service and her staff. She does not respect American voters. Everything checks out. I'll take Trump any day.

Posted on: 2016/9/13 11:08
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Hillary is telling people who do not support her they are hateful people. This is something I have noticed for awhile, you do not agree with a liberal, you a smear as a bigot or worse. Liberals have destroyed the true meaning of tolerance.



Though liberals do a great deal of talking about hearing other points of view, it sometimes shocks them to learn that there are other points of view


They know full well there are other points of view. They deliberately avoid discussing their merits by smearing them with nasty labels, aka racist, bigot, xenophobe, sexist, etc.


Exactly. When liberals run out of arguments, they pull out the racist/bigot card. Happens on jclist and elsewhere all the time. Another example is "academic freedom of speech". It only applies to leftist speakers; if you are conservative or a climate sceptic, you get chased off the campus by leftist activists. US universities have truly become bastions of totalitarianism. Scary.

Posted on: 2016/9/11 14:00
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Hillary is telling people who do not support her they are hateful people. This is something I have noticed for awhile, you do not agree with a liberal, you a smear as a bigot or worse. Liberals have destroyed the true meaning of tolerance.


Have you not heard that inside every liberal is a totalitarian screaming to get out?


Posted on: 2016/9/11 1:02
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What basket are you? ;)

#basketofdeplorables


I love it! Telling the voters the truth of what liberals think of tens of millions of Americans!


She is truly a hateful bitch.

Posted on: 2016/9/10 21:30
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What basket are you? ;)

#basketofdeplorables

Posted on: 2016/9/10 14:49
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Re: Yvonne Outdoes Herself - Transgender Bathroom Editorial
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Interesting update:

Target's Transgender-Friendly Bathroon Policy Is Costing It $20 Million

CFO admits some customers were peeved over bathroom policy.

Target TGT -6.43% is spending millions to add private single-stall locking bathrooms at many of its stores as it looks to reverse a drop in shopper traffic, some of which may have been caused by the retailer?s transgender-friendly bathroom policy.

http://fortune.com/2016/08/17/target-transgender-bathroom-3/


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Target stock tanks, and they are adding single-stall bathrooms for trans people. Coincidence? I think not. What a bunch of morons. The single-stall solution was obvious from the beginning.

PS - love it when liberals' cockamamie ideas hit them on the pocket. Too bad that more often they hit all of us on the pocket, like obamacare.


I'll reply to both of these at the same time because they are guilty of the same... oversimplistic thinking for oversimplistic people.

Anyone that's an investor can understand this. I know JCMan8 doesn't make enough money for stocks due to all those minorities taking the good jobs that his meager education qualifies him for, but seriously the stock didn't drop because of a bathroom policy. Their stock dropped because of multiple reasons with the primary being a drop in retail altogether.

Oil has begun to pick back up into a bullish sense. This drives delivery prices hire. Additionally, retail overall has a dip in income. These are the summer months when people go on vacation. Retail will report more positive earnings in the next quarter due to back-to-school sales. However, Amazon has somewhat decimated this market a bit as well.

Target didn't do itself any favors by undergoing construction projects on its stores. These construction projects aren't simple wall builds but costly bathroom renovations.

To blame it simply on "transgender bathroom policy has caused the stock to plummet" demonstrates pure stupidity or an attempt to intentionally dishonest. Pick whichever applies to you. Those of us that actually invest in stocks prefer to understand the bigger picture.


The bigger picture is that Walmart went up and Target tanked. Target management is one of the more dysfunctional on the planet, from customer data theft to the ridiculous bathroom policy. They are running scared and backpedalling; I am just enjoying the show, wishing I went short TGT this April. I think the bathroom backlash is bigger than you and Target will ever admit.

Posted on: 2016/8/18 17:58
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Re: Yvonne Outdoes Herself - Transgender Bathroom Editorial
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Target stock tanks, and they are adding single-stall bathrooms for trans people. Coincidence? I think not. What a bunch of morons. The single-stall solution was obvious from the beginning.

PS - love it when liberals' cockamamie ideas hit them on the pocket. Too bad that more often they hit all of us on the pocket, like obamacare.

Posted on: 2016/8/18 11:59

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Re: Santiago Calatrava on his soon-to-be-opened WTC Transit Hub
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Horrible. Garish. Tawdry.

I'm running short on adjectives to describe this monstrosity, but I'm most infuriated by the huge (120 foot?) advertising screen in the tunnel to Brookfield Place. The PA is clearly selling every inch of the place. What's next, the Yahoo 9/11 Museum, brought to you by Footlocker?


Apparently being in the presence of Calatrava's genius is lost on you... ;)

Posted on: 2016/8/17 13:42
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Re: What distance is bikers' equivalent of a marathon
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MikeyTBC is right on the money. 100 miles "flat" isn't really that big a deal, this would be your NYC Century Ride. However, once you start looking at, say, 8000+ ft elevation gain, it's a different animal completely. My guess is that there are very few organized events that would bother hosting a flat century since it would be boring and not much of a challenge.


Unless you do it a time-trial style. On flat, a 5-hour century ride might be equivalent to 3-hour marathon, no?

Posted on: 2016/8/12 17:57
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...in terms of required stamina, expended energy, etc? I know it is not apples to apples. A 150 mile ride?

Posted on: 2016/8/12 11:56
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Memo to Mr Khan: the moment you become a democrat tool, you're fair game.

Posted on: 2016/7/31 14:03
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Brother Sanders leaves the cover of the democrat party to reactivate his membership in the CPUSA.... Wiki releases Phone Calls.... google Phil Munger NY Philanthropist and Virginia.... Is it true the DNC asked Joe Biden to stay in Philly tonight, just in case?


You mean Comrade Sanders. Dude's an old commie; he calls his "movement" a "political revolution" because calling it simply a revolution would have too many bad connotations (Che, Castro, Chavez, Stalin). Add to that the Greens (like watermelon, green on the outside, red on the inside), and we have ourselves quite a commie comeback in the US of A.

Posted on: 2016/7/28 8:36
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Think ppl are going to need to grasp the reality that Trump will be the next US Prez.

As most would scoff at the idea of voting for him in public, what happens once the curtain is pulled is a very different story.


Huh. Someone who actually has been a republican president seems to disagree with you:

George W. Bush: "I'm worried that I may be the last Republican President"


I have exactly the same concern. As should most Americans. If liberals get a free run at it, EU will look like paradise compared to the US.

Posted on: 2016/7/20 18:45
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9W by Piermont can be tricky. A 2-lane road with literally no shoulder in places, with bushes on both sides, steep descents, etc. I don't ride there, but I drive there every day to work. I try to give bikers a wide berth (crossing the double yellow line), but sometimes have to follow a biker or come to a full stop. I bet a lot of drivers are not as careful as am.

Posted on: 2016/7/19 13:59
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I was watching PBS and it was great seeing the cleaning lady Gwen Ifill clearly extremely uncomfortable, crossing her arms all the time and furiously picking her fingernails. And Judy Woodruff kept referring to criminal illegals as "undocumented immigrants". Priceless.

Posted on: 2016/7/19 11:28
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Re: Jersey City Muslims Unite Against Trump
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What do you mean "now what"? You know "what now".

This:

TIME is already questioning that the dude was a jihadist:

http://time.com/4409306/france-nice-attack-terrorist/

As I said before - "a pissed-off Uber driver".

I was very close - apparently "a pissed-off delivery van driver".


Posted on: 2016/7/16 14:38
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Re: Jersey City Muslims Unite Against Trump
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The French government suppressed news of gruesome torture at the Bataclan. The Muslim attackers gouged out eyes, castrated men and shoved their testicles in their mouths, and stabbed women in their genitals.

http://www.foxnews.com/world/2016/07/ ... disemboweled-victims.html


The only way for ISIS to get these materials out was to stream them live. Otherwise they are guaranteed to be suppressed by the Western governments who are really complicit in these atrocities by hiding them as best they can. If these governments could suppress the videos of ISIS hostage beheadings, they would.

Posted on: 2016/7/15 18:49
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do we have confirmation that it is radical Islamists?


No, it is a confused gay dude who's first name happens to be Mohammed.

Or else a pissed-off Uber driver.

Not islamist.

Posted on: 2016/7/15 12:06
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Latest Quinnipiac poll has Trump leading crooked Hillary in PA, Florida, and tied in Ohio.

Old Ruthie seems to have lost it, hasn't she? Is there a way to remove a SC justice who's clearly addled?


She did lose it. Said something about emigrating to New Zealand if Donald wins. I guess Canada is too cold for her. I won't miss her.


Funny that these liberals who always threaten to move inevitably choose very white countries.

You never see them threaten to move to Mexico, anywhere in South America or Africa or Asia or the Middle East. Curious case.


Couldn't move to France like the old days ... to much anti-Semitism in Europe!


Ruthie starts backpedalling. Must have finally taken the meds she had been forgetting.

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