As long as it looks and tastes like Kool Aid..
Trump won’t help Puerto Rico
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As long as it looks and tastes like Kool Aid..
I don’t see you doing anything to solve any of those issues around the globe so your point is moot. It’s just like when you say blacks should stop killing blacks before we worry about police violence. It’s stupid. We should be and can be worried about more than one issue at a time.
You deliberately try to shift blame and focus on to any issue that you think will help you feel better about not doing anything for anyone else and only worrying about your bottom line. Yet you claim to be a Christian. I doubt JC would recognize you as one.
You continue to prove you would rather argue and try to justify your position and try to prove yourself to be intelligent but you continue to fail and only prove yourself to a trump apologist
1. The issue here is that you're not really worried about either one of these issues otherwise you'd be doing something about it. Instead you're here doing your level best to turn as many people against the issue as you can. All your really doing is using any subject you can as a club to beat Trump with.
2. You're doing exactly what you're accusing TP of doing here. Every last person here sees it and knows exactly what it is.
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PsyOps
Pixelated
I am especially impressed with your ability to see everyone, and what they are doing, especially people you don’t even know.
PsyOps
Pixelated
I watched Geraldo interview the Mayor of San Juan (Carmen Yul#n Cruz). She said people are dying in PR. Geraldo challenged her on this saying that not one person has been reported dead since the hurricane originally hit. She modified her definition of "dying" as being a process towards death. When a child isn't getting food and water, they are "dyinig". When a person isn't getting their dialysis they are "dying". They haven't died, but they are dying.
So, when you hear Cruz or Sap or anyone else say people are "dying" in PR, that's what they mean.
So, when you hear Cruz or Sap or anyone else say people are "dying" in PR, that's what they mean.
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I watched Geraldo interview the Mayor of San Juan (Carmen Yul#n Cruz). She said people are dying in PR. Geraldo challenged on this saying that not one person has been reported dead since the hurricane originally hit. She modified her definition of "dying" as being a process towards death. When a child isn't getting food and water, they are "dyinig". When a person isn't getting their dialysis they are "dying". They haven't died, but they are dying.
So, when you hear Cruz or Sap or anyone else say people are "dying" in PR, that's what they mean.
Not that they are actually dying, but they have the potential to die.
Bonehead
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When did you teach there ? I went through in class 183 in 72. Also taught engineering classes (FOWT and QMED) there until 1980.
PsyOps
Pixelated
Not that they are actually dying, but they have the potential to die.
Shoot, I have a high potential of dying every time I travel on rt 4.
This is all Trump's fault!!!!
Would have been in the '87-'90 time frame. I taught a couple of the introductory mechanical engineering courses (statics, for example). To say class sizes were small would be an understatement; they dropped the intro engineering from the curriculum in '90 or '91 and that was that.
This_person
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Nor you, so back at you!
Pete
Repete
Last night Paul Krugman on Twitter declared a Cholera epidemic had broken out in PR and said "Good job Trumpie" then had to walk it back 2 hours later when challenged. Not a single case of cholera has been reported. The leftist supporters of "Krugie" rushed in with the profound argument that "just because there haven't been any reported cases does not mean there aren't any because you cannot prove there isn't."
which act is killing a higher % of Blacks ....
NO ONE wants to talk about BLACK ON BLACK Violence
but let a white cop shoot a black man
the ####ing world is ending it's POLICE Genocide of Blacks
This_person
Well-Known Member
So, we can talk about PR relief and taxes at the same time? Voting and citizenship?
With all due respect, I'm not concerned about your view of what Jesus would and would not recognize as done in His name. Aren't you a rabid atheist?
Yes, when I consistently decry the problems I have with Trump, call out his actions with which I disagree over and again, I can see how you find me a Trump "apologist".
Meanwhile, back on topic:
Chicago Tribune said:
If only they would DO something
PR truckers union holding relief supplies hostage in the ports. PR customs and tax officials refusing to let non-military aircraft-delivered aid be unloaded and distributed before all taxes and import duties are collected...
Welcome to a typical third world country...US in name only.
Welcome to a typical third world country...US in name only.
As soon as the military and FEMA responders figured out how obtuse some of the PR dependents were being, they recovered from the shock of that and have escalated their activities to bypass and overtake the failed local responses. I can imagine that took a bit of time..incredulity surely playing a big part. Who but some worthless sh!thole thugs would decide that leveraging that major disaster as an opportunity to strike for more money was a good idea?