So now Trumps remark about 'poor people' is causing yet more hyperventilation ?

@GlassDog: 🤔

@silmarilion456: Jew hater? Nah, afraid you're going to have to find someone else for your fetish. Until I shoot you at least.

I'm an IT Project Manager and a union negotiator. Also not Mexican; far, far worse.

I'm doing pretty well. You know what happens when a CEO gets fired for incompetence? He gets to be a CEO somewhere else. Also, I love that you're asserting everyone who makes more money than you is smarter and harder-working. I hope you have a lot of staff.

@silmarilion456: Well that should be a lesson for the US! And to the snow flakes who support islam and turn a blind eye to its barbarity.

@puck61: That's very true.

@silmarilion456: You cannot blame the poor for their disadvantaged positions,there are many,many reasons why people are poor,and often they are not entirely to blame for it and in some case they are not to be blame at all.
Lack of education: some children are born disadvantaged in abusive families who teach them nothing,give them no encouragements and keep putting them down,they develop a low self esteem or they become very angry people,their schooling is limited as the parents want them to find work and bring in money or the parents cannot afford the college fees,those children soon become disillusionned and turn to drugs and alcohol to escape the terrible feelings they experience,the lack of love and recognition for the quality they might possess.
Some children leave home soon because of domestic violence against their mother and themselves and end up on the streets,once on the streets they get stuck there become they have no one to turn to.They will not become wealthy,I can assure you!
Some people have had bad luck,like being cheated by a business partner and lose everything they possess and often they too end up on the streets.
Some people become ill and their families if they cannot afford private insurance or if the private insurence refuses to pay up for their treatment they have to fork out from their own pockets and have to sell everything.That happens in America.Where I live we have a national health service that covers everyone.If I needed an operation for example I would not have to sell my home to pay for it and end up living in a cardboard box on the streets like it happened to an elderly person,I read about and quite believe it as prices for medical care and surgical procedures in America are astronomical!
People suffer from mental illness,post traumatic stress like war veterants who end up on the streets and are greatly neglected by their government,those people cannot hold down a job.
There are many reasons why people are poor,they are not scums.Some rich people are scums for many reasons, but I will not go there.

@silmarilion456: I don't know whay to say about your reply.Soldiers are not losers they put their lives and limbs in dangers to fight for your country and came back,if they came back at all with physical and mental defects and scars acquired because of the appaling experiences they had to face on active duty,they deserve our respect and our support and sadly have been let down by the system and the people they served.People need support and inspiration,they need to feel they are loved,as I said poor people are not to blame,they are often victims of circumstances and bad people and sadly in this world the victims tend to get the blame.
Here is a good man who helped homeless people and gave them back some dignity.

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@therighttothink50: Well, to be blunt, Obama was the political manifestation of white guilt, and that was about it.

Anybody who voted for Obama out of guilt doesn't understand reality. Feeling good about handing the keys of a country to a Marxist globalist ideologue is just plain nuts. If the media took the time to really investigate this foreign piece of crap, he would have never even been a state senator.

@therighttothink50: Many people voted for Obama for no other reason, than to feel 'socially enlightened'. From 'Fast and Furious' to 'Iran Payola', Obama's malfeasance sent millions into deep denial, because it could not be psychologically reconciled that a darker skinned person could actually be as corrupt and deceptive as a lighter skinned person. Especially one who was 'cool' and could talk all purdy like.

@silmarilion456: That doesn't sound very opportune for women or other genders. I wouldn't have called it the land of opportunity if I meant the land of limited opportunity, unless I was employing some kind of duality of meaning or irony, which - in this case - I wasn't. Online people often don't get it, so I've starting stooping to the LCD more often than not.