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jem said:
if there were remotely true an in context... explain why Bratt by Cantor and Trump leads everyone including Hillary.

the reality is that is issue is entwined with jobs, the economy taxes, border security and security, healthcare... anchor babies and everything else...
you keep citing that fact - in a manner which is a logical fallicy... as if it means the issue is not of big importance to many people.

oh wait I have proof of your manifest bullshit...

the poll found the order is ...
economy, govt, race relations... then immigration.

its one one big massive issue... doh.


http://www.gallup.com/opinion/polling-matters/184262/american-public-opinion-immigration.aspx

  • Seven percent of Americans say immigration is the most important problem facing the country today. That may not seem like a high number, but at the moment there is no one dominant problem in the minds of American, and immigration actually comes in as the fourth-most-frequently mentioned problem, behind the economy, dissatisfaction with government and race relations. This month, immigration is mentioned as the top problem by one percentage point more Americans than is unemployment/jobs. Immigration flares up from time to time on this most important problem measure. Last July it was at 17% of all mentions, for example. Republicans are only slightly more likely than Democrats to mention immigration as the nation's top problem.
  • In March, we gave Americans a list of 15 problems and asked how much they personally worry about each. "Illegal immigration" was ninth on the list, with 39% saying they worried about it "a great deal." That contrasts with the top problems -- healthcare and the economy -- about which 54% and 53%, respectively, of the public said they worried about a great deal.
  • In January of each year, we ask Americans how satisfied they are with the state of the nation with regard to a list of different aspects of life in American today. The list this past January included 27 different aspects. Satisfaction with immigration was seventh from the bottom with only 33% saying they were satisfied. To put that in context, one of the highest levels of satisfaction was for the nation's military strength and preparedness at 69%, followed by satisfaction with opportunities to get ahead by working hard, at 60%, and then by satisfaction with the nation's security from terrorism, at 59%. Anchoring the bottom of the list was the nation's efforts to deal with poverty and homelessness, with 26% satisfied.
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Ahh, so it actually ranked #4, thank you.
 
piezoe said:
Where we have the greatest disagreement is in regards to the deal with Iran, I consider it to be one of the greatest foreign policy achievements of any President in the Twenty-First Century. :D

I am serious when I say that I think eventually Kerry will be recognized as one of the Country's greatest Secretaries of State.
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I wish you would expand on that. I'm hearing only conservative voices and would like to get other inputs:

1) non-inspections, same as Iraq
2) side deals that congress wasn't apprised of and therefore could not vote on
3) $150 Billion to the mullah uberjerks that lead Iran...
4) Iran assured to become a nuclear power

To me this is just Muzzie Obama helping Muzzie Iran. Seems plain enough.
 
Fractals 'R Us said:
I wish you would expand on that. I'm hearing only conservative voices and would like to get other inputs:

1) non-inspections, same as Iraq
2) side deals that congress wasn't apprised of and therefore could not vote on
3) $150 Billion to the mullah uberjerks that lead Iran...
4) Iran assured to become a nuclear power

To me this is just Muzzie Obama helping Muzzie Iran. Seems plain enough.
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This is detailed and very informative. I can't recommend it too highly. But you will need to set aside about an hour for the entire presentation. Well worth it though.

http://www.c-span.org/video/?327464-2/president-obama-remarks-iran-nuclear-agreement
 
piezoe said:
This is detailed and very informative. I can't recommend it too highly. But you will need to set aside about an hour for the entire presentation. Well worth it though.

http://www.c-span.org/video/?327464-2/president-obama-remarks-iran-nuclear-agreement
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Nobody listens to that commie muzzie except ghetto monsters. Can I keep my doctor? NO. Will this deal be good for Israel and the US? NO! He made side deals that congress didn't know about. They are supposed to vote on that shit but he wasn't telling them about the side deals!
 
jem said:
the poll found the order is ...
economy, govt, race relations... then immigration
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...and our wonderful public sector leaders are working on every one of those issues! Just look at those corporate asskissers with their sleeves rolled up, all involved in "being creative". Aren't they cute!!

The public sector total budgets, local, county, state, federal, are more than half the GNP and they can't fix anything because they don't have enough money. The economy is ridden into the ground by taxes to support the huge burden of government. Race relations, wow, the Democrats gave huge power to the Attorneys, no? Jessie Jackemup will sue anybody that hires a Black and doesn't treat them like the King/Queen they believe they are. That should fix it, no?

'ya know who does great in this situation? Drug kingpins. They don't pay taxes, they don't answer to the Public Sector unless it's somebody calling up to do them a favor and they don't need any race relations so long as other races stay out of their territories. Their biggest economic worry is what to do with some mountains of cash. That seems like a good way to go.

It seems like all these lefties do is accuse me of racism then tell heartwrenching stories about some losers. It's all designed to get my money. The idea that the public sector has half the GNP and never enough money tells me that they want ALL OF MY MONEY. That leads me to conclude that my job is to screw over all their client voter base any way I can and not pay taxes. I have to do that just to break even on the deal, it's a bit of work but i'm willing to give it a go!
 
Fractals 'R Us said:
Nobody listens to that commie muzzie except ghetto monsters. Can I keep my doctor? NO. Will this deal be good for Israel and the US? NO! He made side deals that congress didn't know about. They are supposed to vote on that shit but he wasn't telling them about the side deals!
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You posted, "I'm hearing only conservative voices and would like to get other inputs" So a gave you the opportunity to get some knowledgeable input.

All I can say is your response explains why some folks don't know much. They refuse to listen to people who are knowledgeable because of some preconceived notion. Where that comes from is anyone's guess.

Certainly, there are a lot of rather uneducated traders simply because the entry barrier to trading is so low. All that is required is that a person be able to get their hands on a few thousand bucks -- not so difficult. There are no educational requirements, and sadly I think that reflects on one ability to understand some rather complex issues we face today.

Now I think it is rather clear why you are who you are -- lack of knowledge re world affairs and little interest in obtaining any, even when the opportunity to become informed is put right in front of your nose.
 
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does it also explain why leftists on trading sites never go more than one response deep when questioned about most of the issues they promote?

its funny because I have yet to meet someone who trades for their own account, makes a living and holds the big govt supporting views you hold?

I wonder why?


piezoe said:
You posted, "I'm hearing only conservative voices and would like to get other inputs" So a gave you the opportunity to get some knowledgeable input.

All I can say is your response explains why some folks don't know much. They refuse to listen to people who are knowledgeable because of some preconceived notion. Where that comes from is anyone's guess.

Certainly, there are a lot of rather uneducated traders simply because the entry barrier to trading is so low. All that is required is that a person be able to get their hands on a few thousand bucks -- not so difficult. There are no educational requirements, and sadly I think that reflects on one ability to understand some rather complex issues we face today.

Now I think it is rather clear why you are who you are -- lack of knowledge re world affairs and little interest in obtaining any, even when the opportunity to become informed is put right in front of your nose.
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