Venezuela's Triumphant Socialist Paradise

My question about the shutdown must have hurt yours because you never answered
I didn’t answer because it didn’t prove your point at all. They already had a deal, and then Trump backed out because Ann Coulter and some other rubes hurt his feelings. That, in combination with the fact that he said he would own the shutdown makes the attempts to blame Schumer for the shutdown look stupid. Which is why I’m not surprised it’s your position.
 
I didn’t answer because it didn’t prove your point at all. They already had a deal, and then Trump backed out because Ann Coulter and some other rubes hurt his feelings. That, in combination with the fact that he said he would own the shutdown makes the attempts to blame Schumer for the shutdown look stupid. Which is why I’m not surprised it’s your position.
Oh it does prove my point, you just can't accept it because that's not what CNN tells you to think
 
I'm not going to hijack this thread about it, you want me to educate you fine but go answer my question in that thread and I will handle there
I don’t think you’re in much of a position to educate anyone. Feel free to post your thoughts in that thread, though. My position is clear.
 
The Boston location was the last of five Panera Cares Community Cafe stores, a concept which started in 2010 is a registered nonprofit.

Celebrating the closing of a charity that provided food for millions? SAD!
That is what you got from that article? SMFH
 
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The Boston location was the last of five Panera Cares Community Cafe stores, a concept which started in 2010 is a registered nonprofit.

Celebrating the closing of a charity that provided food for millions? SAD!


Who said I was celebrating?
 
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The Boston location was the last of five Panera Cares Community Cafe stores, a concept which started in 2010 is a registered nonprofit.

Celebrating the closing of a charity that provided food for millions? SAD!

It's not sad, it's reality, something that eludes the left. If he cared as much as the publicity stunt he showed, he could have kept footing the bill on his own from the 7 billion he got selling Panera, but, low and behold, he isn't. You know why, because it's a losing proposition in which the people receiving (and who would have thought it) ain't paying anything, just taking.
After awhile, you get tired of the slanted numbers of freeloaders versus those who truly needed help.

It's sad on the humanity scale, trying to do something that has merit, but, reality is it was and is naive to believe that there are not a lot of people out there who are soley responsible for their own pathetic plot in life and they unfortunatley, do outnumber those who truly need help by an astounding number.
 
He may not have said it but he certainly endorsed it by putting it on his website.
He didn't say it as you implied in your original post. Now you are going to say he endorsed " Venezuela income equality." as being a socialist paradise.
 
He didn't say it as you implied in your original post. Now you are going to say he endorsed " Venezuela income equality." as being a socialist paradise.
I am saying, by posting that article on his website, that he is endorsing the content of the article.
 
I am saying, by posting that article on his website, that he is endorsing the content of the article.
Did the content of the article say Venezuela was a "socialist paradise"? Did the article say Venezuela was even a great country?
 
And Mick, understand from my perspective where I spent A LOT of money, and I mean A LOT of my money and an exorbitant amount of my time to realize that there are far more losers who are losers because of personal choice, than there are decent people who are just down.

After a while the small numbers of victories where you see what your time and money did for those who were able to take the help and make positive strides in their personal lives versus the overwhelming amount of low life pos who were too dumb and too messed up to benefit from the help.

It comes to a point where no matter how great just one success story is, and believe me it is beyond fulfilling to see, but, after a while the low success rates wear on you, and they begin to overshadow and take over. You begin to see that people, for the most part, are solely responsible for their choices, and many of those down trodden and less fortunate are solely responsible for their plight in life because of their decisions day in and day out which no matter how much help is given, won't matter.

That is what is truly sad.
 
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