Message from @Thomas the Sowell Train [USA]

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2017-11-07 03:09:17 UTC  

I kill people

2017-11-07 03:10:58 UTC  

Classic

2017-11-07 03:11:51 UTC  

i miss 2009

2017-11-07 03:14:57 UTC  

When memes were dreams

2017-11-07 03:15:08 UTC  

oh man I'm always happy when I get reminded of Jon Lajoie

2017-11-07 03:16:02 UTC  

show me your genitals

2017-11-07 03:16:36 UTC  

E=MC vagina

2017-11-07 03:16:42 UTC  

I can't put my fist in your college degree

2017-11-07 03:18:00 UTC  

i cant put my dick in your personality

2017-11-07 03:30:27 UTC  

steven crowder interviews the good guy with a gun

2017-11-07 03:34:29 UTC  

He used an AR-15 to stop the shooter

2017-11-07 03:35:13 UTC  

The Cloward–Piven strategy is a political strategy ...that called for overloading the U.S. public welfare system in order to precipitate a crisis that would lead to a replacement of the welfare system with a national system of "a guaranteed annual income and thus an end to poverty".

2017-11-07 03:35:24 UTC  

What a fucking great idea amirite?

2017-11-07 03:36:11 UTC  

AR-15? I get that the guy stopped the shooting but he could’ve destroyed an entire city block

2017-11-07 03:36:18 UTC  

it sounds like communism with extra steps

2017-11-07 03:36:19 UTC  

Normal citizens shouldn’t have RPGs

2017-11-07 03:36:51 UTC  

AK 15s were used in Vietnam to burn down jungles correct?

2017-11-07 03:37:52 UTC  

@DanConway exactly

2017-11-07 03:40:19 UTC  

it's essentially part of a revolutionary utopian vision

2017-11-07 03:40:45 UTC  

Now they're saying it might have been some sort of intra-family feud

2017-11-07 03:42:19 UTC  

The craziest part is that this strategy was actually implemented to some degree beginning in 66

2017-11-07 03:42:43 UTC  

the new deal

2017-11-07 03:42:55 UTC  

it all goes back to FDR

2017-11-07 03:43:45 UTC  

the idea that ypu can "create jobs" started with his policy

2017-11-07 03:44:54 UTC  

I'm just talking about the notion of intentionally causing crisis within governmental organizations.

2017-11-07 03:45:31 UTC  

specifically the welfare system

2017-11-07 03:47:00 UTC  

thats what i mean it all started with FDR era

2017-11-07 03:47:11 UTC  

the original progressives

2017-11-07 03:47:42 UTC  

well damn, not sure what you mean but I'm very interested

2017-11-07 03:48:55 UTC  

"The New Deal produced a political realignment, making the Democratic Party the majority (as well as the party that held the White House for seven out of the nine Presidential terms from 1933-69). With its base in liberal ideas, the South, traditional Democrats, big city machines, and the newly empowered labor unions and ethnic minorities. The Republicans were split, with conservatives opposing the entire New Deal as an alleged enemy of business and growth, and liberals accepting some of it and promising to make it more efficient."

2017-11-07 03:50:02 UTC  

I'm wondering what aspect of the new deal was intended to generate crisis, or if you're saying it did regardless of intention.

2017-11-07 03:51:59 UTC  

it all started with FDR

2017-11-07 03:52:16 UTC  

Seems like a suspicious rationale, that's for sure.

2017-11-07 03:53:28 UTC  

"stalling economic growth" especially

2017-11-07 03:53:35 UTC  

im trying to figure out if the problem started with FDR

2017-11-07 03:54:00 UTC  

or if it was Theodore Roosevelt that was the real problem