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mspart

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  1. Prove your words RL. Then maybe we will believe you. Right now you are just saying I am full of it. Prove it. mspart
  2. That's because the way this ponzi scheme is set up, the later generation pays your way. And there is not much of a younger generation for you younger guys. So taxes will have to go up, or benefits will have to go down. Again, if any private company did this, they would be disbanded and the leaders thrown in jail. mspart
  3. It is only a racket until you need it. Not sure how the murder of a CEO got to this point a trying to one up each other with who understands the insurance industry better than the other. mspart
  4. But by all means, we need to be so concerned about such a powerful influence for good among the NYC citizens. He should never have been out of jail to harass and threaten people. He was a danger to himself and others, as demonstrated by his arrest record. mspart
  5. Maybe one of the the funniest quotes of the day. mspart
  6. Funniest quote of the day!!! mspart
  7. He said someone was going to die to day and he didn't care if he went back to Rikers. There's an implied threat there. Whether you want to see it or not. People were scared, they testified to that, and regardless of your experience and expectations, they were afraid for their safety with this guy. mspart
  8. These passengers you speak of testified in the trial to the things you find it extremely hard to believe. mspart
  9. Neither did Penny. mspart
  10. And just who is that whack job again? mspart
  11. I'm not trying to be obtuse. Just giving you a chance to explain your SS and medicare cut program that you speak so highly of. I do agree with your last statement. I always thought SS would not be available for me. It goes insolvent in the 2030s. Too many of us baby boomers and a veritable ponzi scheme to fund SS. Not a good solution, but that is what we have. mspart
  12. So you don't have a concrete proposal, you just want to do something. There are infinite ways to do things, but I thought you had an idea of what to do . Try this and see what it does? Does not sound like a solid approach, especially since there are analysts that can do this with out having to go the hunt and peck method. mspart
  13. Raise the age to what? Cut benefits how? Do both? One or other? mspart
  14. I think you are mistaken. You might read up on it. mspart
  15. You know it wasn't too long ago that words (I'm anti-abortion, I'm anti-trans, etc) were considered violence and could be met with violence. But now that it went the wrong way, words are not considered violence. Make your your minds all you lefties. It is either violence or it is not violence. You can't have it both ways. The words used in this case were absolutely violent leading Penny to take action. I' bet he wishes he just left aft the next stop too. So much for trying to protect innocent people. mspart
  16. He said the opposite in his recent interview. mspart
  17. I feel a pardon for unknown offenses is offensive. Schiff lied to the country as a sitting House representative. Perhaps no legal action should go against him but in so doing he threatened jail for Trump. That was the upshot of what Shiff wanted. mspart
  18. How should cuts to SS and medicare go RV? mspart
  19. Hey neutral, Riddle us this. Why was Penny the only one prosecuted when there were at last two others helping him restrain Neely? And one of the was black. It is apparent that more than one person thought Neely was a threat. But I'm sure you would feel much better if he knifed or clubbed someone before being restrained. Why should someone have to stay in the presence of someone threatening their life? Because they are trapped on a subway train, that's why. On the street, a different story. Many on the train testified in favor of Penny. So take your fake outrage and put it to better use, like say with well reasoned arguments. mspart
  20. But Al Gore wouldn't like to me would he? Of course he did. I've been in the real world. SS was not supposed to be part of the budget, but it became so when people in Congress decided there was too much money there and they needed it more. When does this happen in the private sphere and it is not punished by prison. mspart
  21. So those that say there are more important things to think about take great exception when it is turned around on them. mspart
  22. That is good news. I was just about to post this myself. He should never have had to go through this. mspart
  23. Lives saved do not matter. Based on the above post, this is a racial prosecution pure and simple. Charges should be dropped. mspart
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