The art of the fail.

[Katscratch]

You agreed on the definition to use, and that Afrikaners meet the definition.

No.
I agreed on the definition to use and that the Afrikaners did not meet the definition

 

[Riveting-]

The false claims of genocide is in the article. I heard interviews of white South Africans or Afrikaners saying that there is no genocide of white folks in South Africa.

You said above White South Africans have said that these folks are not being persecuted. Now you are changing it to no genocide.

 

[BNIBoiler]

didn't read your article but were the people interviewed also white land owning farmers? Or did they live in the urban areas and aren't exposed to whats happening in the country?

I don’t know. The country is not that large. Therefore, these South African whites will still know what is going on. Some may know some of the farmers.

 

[mklinker]

What the sam hell is wrong with you? Hamas doesn't want to fight anymore, Tarrif agreement with UK and now China, illegals being deported in record numbers and your and your friends are still bitching and whining like a little girl who's brother smashed her doll with a sledge hammer.

What you fail to mention is that, we'll be making more while spending less over the long haul. Hate him all you want but PRESIDENT DONALD J. TRUMP has the US of A turning the corner and will finish the job the vast majority of folks elected him to do.

But please, come out with your support for AOC and Bernie.

The UK deal favors the UK and gives them an advantage VS our auto industry. Per the temporary agreement, tariffs on Chinese goods is 30% while the tariff on US goods is 125%. Neither agreement favors the US????? How are we going to be making more and spending less? PLEASE provide details.

 

[bonefish1]

I don’t know. The country is not that large. Therefore, these South African whites will still know what is going on. Some may know some of the farmers.

That could be like someone living in Gary and someone living in Valpo and asking them same question about crime in their neighborhood. They're very close in proximity but vastly different living experience.

 

[BNIBoiler]

That could be like someone living in Gary and someone living in Valpo and asking them same question about crime in their neighborhood. They're very close in proximity but vastly different living experience.

You are correct folks in Gary and folks in Valpo have different living experience. However, you fail to realize that folks do not live in a bubble. That is what you tend to do all of the time. Folks in Gary will know what is going on in Valpo and folks in Valpo will know what is going on in Gary. I live near both and I know what is going on in both of these cities. We all know Gary is jacked up. I know what is going on in all of the cities in NW Indiana. Even the rest of the state of Indiana. If there was some genocide outside of Frankfort, IN in the farmlands, we all would know about it. It ain't hard.

 

[SKYDOG]

The only thing Chump is good at is BS.

Here’s some news to chew on.

https://www.yahoo.com/finance/news/us-treasury-just-shocked-americans-130700143.html

 

[Ihaveswag29]

Here’s some news to chew on.

https://www.yahoo.com/finance/news/us-treasury-just-shocked-americans-130700143.html

That's great. However, seems like that may be just because taxes were due in April, per this this quote from the article:

"According to the U.S. Department of the Treasury, the surplus was driven by “large individual tax deposits,” with April being the due date for final payments on prior-year taxes and the first installment of quarterly estimated taxes for many individuals and businesses."

Let's look next month.

 

[Riveting-]

That's great. However, seems like that may be just because taxes were due in April, per this this quote from the article:

"According to the U.S. Department of the Treasury, the surplus was driven by “large individual tax deposits,” with April being the due date for final payments on prior-year taxes and the first installment of quarterly estimated taxes for many individuals and businesses."

Let's look next month.

How is your retirement fund faring?

 

[SKYDOG]

That's great. However, seems like that may be just because taxes were due in April, per this this quote from the article:

"According to the U.S. Department of the Treasury, the surplus was driven by “large individual tax deposits,” with April being the due date for final payments on prior-year taxes and the first installment of quarterly estimated taxes for many individuals and businesses."

Let's look next month.

I only mentioned it because it’s highly doubtful that ABC, NBC, CBS, CNN, would mention it. You might be right about it being about the taxes collected. It happened so infrequently in the past that it will be interesting to see where this goes.

 

[bonefish1]

Who was it on here I tried to bet back in Feb/Mar when the stock market going to hell and the lefty lib dems were all doing a victory dance, that in 6 months, the market would be higher than it was at it's lowest point at that time?

None of our resident dems were willing to take that bet.

 

[Ihaveswag29]

Who was it on here I tried to bet back in Feb/Mar when the stock market going to hell and the lefty lib dems were all doing a victory dance, that in 6 months, the market would be higher than it was at it's lowest point at that time?

None of our resident dems were willing to take that bet.

I mentioned it.

We aren’t out of the woods yet, though. Looks like prices are just starting to increase from the tariffs with Walmart being a big example. Have to see how that plays out now that companies are starting to run out of inventory.

Edit: wanted to add that it is weird that Fox News isn’t really reporting on the Walmart tariff stuff. Although it is interesting to see trumps tactics on dealing with the tariffs. He’s asking companies to just eat the loss in profits with vague threats? I’ll admit I didn’t see that coming.. let’s see what happens here.

 

[BNIBoiler]

I mentioned it.

We aren’t out of the woods yet, though. Looks like prices are just starting to increase from the tariffs with Walmart being a big example. Have to see how that plays out now that companies are starting to run out of inventory.

Edit: wanted to add that it is weird that Fox News isn’t really reporting on the Walmart tariff stuff. Although it is interesting to see trumps tactics on dealing with the tariffs. He’s asking companies to just eat the loss in profits with vague threats? I’ll admit I didn’t see that coming.. let’s see what happens here.

Faux News is a state run network. It’s no surprise that they are not reporting the Walmart price increase.

 

[Quix0te]

I mentioned it.

We aren’t out of the woods yet, though. Looks like prices are just starting to increase from the tariffs with Walmart being a big example. Have to see how that plays out now that companies are starting to run out of inventory.

Edit: wanted to add that it is weird that Fox News isn’t really reporting on the Walmart tariff stuff. Although it is interesting to see trumps tactics on dealing with the tariffs. He’s asking companies to just eat the loss in profits with vague threats? I’ll admit I didn’t see that coming.. let’s see what happens here.

Former Walmart CEO Bill Simon on how trade tariffs will impact American businesses and consumers | Fox News Video

President Trump increased tariffs on $200 billion in Chinese goods after trade talks between Washington and Beijing failed to come to an agreement.

www.foxnews.com

 

[Ihaveswag29]

Former Walmart CEO Bill Simon on how trade tariffs will impact American businesses and consumers | Fox News Video

President Trump increased tariffs on $200 billion in Chinese goods after trade talks between Washington and Beijing failed to come to an agreement.

www.foxnews.com

Thanks. But this video just talks about general pass through of the tariffs to consumers prior to the earnings call. Do you have another one or an article about the earnings call saying Walmart’s prices are going up by the end of May due to the tariffs and Trump’s threats about that? Livenow from fox mentions it, but can’t find anything from Fox News.

 

[Quix0te]

Thanks. But this video just talks about general pass through of the tariffs to consumers prior to the earnings call. Do you have another one or an article about the earnings call saying Walmart’s prices are going up by the end of May due to the tariffs and Trump’s threats about that? Livenow from fox mentions it, but can’t find anything from Fox News.

How about we wait and see if Walmart's prices go up at the end of May.