Random Politics & Religion #11

It's simple the people in India do it for less money !

Welfare States are not progress

It's dirt simple. Invest in evil companies that exploit people and robots...profit

Laughing at people that think they can change a world we spent a hundred years destroying...priceless

Well with moral relativism liberals aren't even sure evil exists !

I bet if you ask Hillary she can't even tell you what evil is. Yet she embodies ever aspect of it !

I know about the programs and people who have spent hundreds of years destroying the worlds nations. They may still be laughing today but I along with the american people and the rest of the world will have the last laugh as we put them to justice and rebuild our nations and world. It has been a long time coming for a Political Awakening for Truth and Justice.

Laws don't take people's freedoms away. Unless you think that talking on one's cellphone while driving should be considered a freedom. If that's the case, then there is no talking with you.

Next thing you are going to say is to get rid of the police/fire/emergency services department because it costs the taxpayers money. That is your argument against laws.

You can't say "I want to revert America back to the founding age" while still saying "I'm going to keep the laws and regulations that make America what it is today" at the same time.

And you can't combine the two together, because if you do, all you get is what we have today, so your whole point is null.

Why would anyone vote for you? You haven't given a good case as to why people should.

Ask yourself this: Do people honestly believe in the same things you do? Use this website as an example of the number of people who believe in your ideas vs. are against it. And multiply that by the number of people in the US.

You will see that, at most, only 1/1,000,000th of 1% of the voter population will vote for you. Which is to say, 1.4 people.

Honestly, how many people do you think would vote for you? And how did you come to that conclusion? Did you take a poll of a random selection of people, asked them if they would vote for you, and come up with that number? Or are you pulling this out of your own ***?

Personally, I rather have my things made by a machine than a human.

A machine is less likely to make mistakes, and their mistakes can be caught during quality control procedures. Very rarely would their mistakes bypass QC and make it out to the marketplace.

Humans, even with the assistance of machines, can make many more mistakes and pass them through QC than a machine-only manufactured item can.

And the types of mistakes humans can make can cause other people to get seriously injured or even die, depending on the product in question. At the very least, it doesn't meet with specifications and gets sent back to the factory, which is a waste of resources to do so.

So that's where you get your outlandish ideas! Now we are seeing the true Lordgrim and his wish to destroy the world's economy.

He is parroting his beliefs on the ill-conceived notion that other people are destroying the world, and he doesn't like that they aren't being productive in their destruction.

So he puts his ideas into place and gets it done in a much faster timeline.

It all makes sense now!

You need to be put into pasture instead.

Then by this admission you are not on the side of American workers and you agree with the emotionless sehachan sehachan that welfare states are progress. I already knew this about you because you like the idea of free trade deals.

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Wait, you think that things made by machines are against the American worker?

You do realize that a lot of products made in America is machine-made, right? And those machine-made products are also made by American workers too, right?

And yes, I do like the idea of free trade agreements. I think we get shafted on most of them, but I do like that we made them, as they benefit all more than they hurt.

Let me ask you this: Do you want to pay $500 for a 32' TV, or do you want to pay $5,000 for a 32' TV? Both are the same quality, both are made at the same factory, and both are assembled in the US, so it would keep it's "Made in the US" seal. While we are at it, both use the same components and are identical in every way.

Do you even know what that expression means?

What reading this thread is like:

I feel like some of us are sane and the rest are so insane that everyone seems insane !

And no I don't believe 9/11 was an inside job. Or any other conspiracy ***.

The proles will never rise! Read a book! 1984 is a good place to start. Fall in love with Big Brother!

Poverty is a lack of intelligence and perseverance not a lack of money.

I answered your question and you then ask me another question about the same question i answered. It's your fault for not understanding

Now in non reading form. Cause I'm anti reading !

Sanity is an illusion.

There is an easy way to tell who is insane or who is sane:

Foneware i love audiobooks too !! but i also love the nostalgia of turning pages with my own hands. I didn't know this was on audio book, thank you you rock !!!!!! now i can enjoy this cruising to work.

I can only enjoy audio books cause I gave up reading when I was 5 years old.

Yes there is also that "solution".

So no more sewing machines? I have to sew and embroider by hand?

P. S. Even Singers are no longer made in the USA.

I never said no more sewing machines and you can if you choose to sew and embroider by hand. There is a market for both styles. There are some consumers who do prefer the quality of work done by handcraft and appreciate it more.

Imagine a world without sewing machines. It's a tragedy that must be stopped !

My wife loves crocheting, I personally am not a fan of wearing hats and scarfs i use to wear them but i kept seeing Made in China ect. I do work outside mostly and i remember a few winters ago being really cold so she asked me if i would wear a hat and scarf made by her. I told her if she could that also agreed with my jobs dress code i would wear them. So she looked through my jobs handbook and went to work crocheting by hand. When she was done she presented to me both the hat and scarf. She even put a label inside that said Made In USA with love.

To this very day i have never known cold because that hat and scarf kept me warm and i valued it immensely and i know American consumers would feel pride wearing and buying products once again Made In USA with love

Some, but not many.

If you can market it, then great. But you would be more able to sell stuff machine-made. And it would cost less too.

There's a joke there somewhere.

Another joke there somewhere.

Not sure if you are saying that only American products can keep people warm....

Cause I have a hundred thousand examples to prove you wrong, and it's at your local mall.

But most of them wouldn't care because they would rather have the cheaper, just as good, option because so many things in the US are too expensive and they can't afford to spend more on most things.