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[deleted19776]

[Antagonist]

When Kyle gets beat bc Sanders has nothing, he just talks about how much of a cocksucker Trump supporters are lmao. What a turd. So Kyle, how does it feel to be taking home $57k in San Francisco knowing that 95% of that is going towards your rent? Oh wait, you're probably renting out some guy's 300 sq ft. garage. Better vote Bernie so he can steal more of your money.

[Channel GannoK]

I don't even live in San francisco you dumb fuck. Way to prove again that you know nothing about me. I'm not even going to refute the other things you mentioned because they aren't even remotely accurate

[Antagonist]

Now Kyle knows how everybody feels when he posts. Everything is pretty much inaccurate, skewed, or imagined.

Sure you aren't schizo? How old are you? In your early to mid twenties? You smoke a lot of pot, so around this age is when you're predisposed disease should show some symptoms

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[Channel GannoK]

I love having retardicans on the internet trying to mock me when they don't know a thing about me personally

[Antagonist]

sorry that media didn't give much hoot to sander winning the primaries. Trump is orchestrating a series of chess moves to suck away all the media attention from every candidate towards Cruz Sex Scandal and all throughout the next week. Trump is much smarter than Sanders.

[HackOtaku]

I know it's a long shot, but it would be really, really nice for him to pull this out of his ass. Here's hoping.

[Antagonist]

[HackOtaku]

[Antagonist]

Have you read Trump's position on Health care and education? There are some official documents on his website on what he talks about with health care. Not so much on education and a lot of his stances I think you haven't been too well informed since I don't think you've seen many of his rallies. I think you should take your time to understand the position Trump's on because you will find a lot of commonalities and I think you will like it much better than Sanders. Also understand that Trump may seem vague in some of his position, and it may seem like I'm just saying to trust him, but I mean, essentially I am. If you look at his life. And you pay real close attention, he's been able to accomplish and set out to do the things he says he does. So he'll say I'll make this better or whatever without offering much explanation. You can be rest assured that he can make it happen as he has pretty much all his life. He's been able to tap into different industries and excel in them. Most people become a master at 1 thing and thats the only thing they can do. While Trump has been able to be the jack of all trades.

My position on the rich. I can't exactly pin point what's going on. The rich is getting richer, because they have infinitely more resources than the average American. They can position themselves and be much more nimble than the average American. I can't blame them for that since most of the rich are quite actually self made. I can probably put fault that the rich has been holding on to the wealth instead of redistributing it. But I am not an expert in these sort of things to talk about it as well as I can with others. I can only assume that that's the biggest problem as far as the wealth goes. But at the same time, I can't say that's their fault either. The wealthy doesn't like to spend they like to keep. Which brings me to another point.

I think that poor is a mindset. I've made plenty of mistakes in my short years as a professional. Keep in mind that I am much younger than you are or anybody else in this forum. I've been able to attract some opportunities my way that have made me a lot of money but lack of wisdom has also made me lose a lot of money. All that sort of stuff as far as mind set and mastery in skills I can write dozens of articles about but I believe poor is a mindset as I sort of observe with people I have met along the way. Im a very observant person and I was fortunate to be able to travel around the country meet and be personable with different types of people. So I make a lot of analysis about people's characteristics and habits and often I find patterns in their behaviors.

I don't want to drag this too long, but basically an example of why poor is a mindset is that the average person doesn't understand money. They spend as they come. They don't understand personal finance and it is also school system's fault for not teaching this. This is one of the most common habit a person has. They spend so much and keep so little. And when they keep, its only so they can make a big purchase. Remember, the wealthy keep, while the poor spends. The poor buy things that don't make them income, while the rich spends on things that produces income. The poor cares about love and relationships, while the wealthy cares about achieving. And it goes on. While you won't be rich by saving, your odds of being rich is decreased when you spend on random crap. And thats also another topic the tI don't wanna go on a tangent. But a small example would be buy a new car when it is the most depreciating asset. Poor people don't understand the concept of asset and liabilities. Its a simple concept and people think they know, but if they did we wouldn't have so many poor people. But yeah. Thats what my thoughts are on those.

[HackOtaku]

You are right that I haven't seend enough seen his rallies. I have done a bit of reading on his site, though. I've read his stances on health care, but I couldn't find much on education other than that he wants to get rid of common core, which I do think is a good thing, but I'd still like him to take a more aggressive stance on the fact that our generation is being milked for loans to attend college. Also, I just want to point out that DJT has had to close down many of his start up projects. Not that it's a bad thing, trial and error and all that, but he's far from a jack of all trades, more of a jack of many. All the same, I recognize he's a smart man, if just a little full of himself, but it's fair to say he's earned the right to be.

Education is the biggest one for me, I think that investing in education is investing in the future of your country. Our current college system is poised in such a way that students get shafted hard by rapidly and artificially inflating prices of tuition and books, and the fact that they "have" to attend college if they want to get a good job. This means that we're essentially saying to most people that you either do well enough to get a scholarship, or you are required to go into an un-bankruptable loan to actually have a shot at a decent living. This is a scam, just look at how the prices of college related things have risen due to this. It's very clearly
milking the youth of the country.

As far as health care goes, I do agree with some of his stances. Obamacare is a joke, and should be repealed, and I definitely agree with price transparency, but I fully think that it's not enough. I don't get why we can't have the government take care of health like every other country does. People argue that our high priced health care keeps us competitive because of all the R&D it allows us to do, but recent research papers indicate that it isn't the case at all, and most of the extra money American's are getting gouged for just goes into the pockets of the people at the top. I think the only reason we don't have universal health care already is that by not having it, fortunes can be made by exploiting the common man, and then you can use that fortune to lobby against change.

I suppose education and health care are the two biggest reasons I support Sanders. It serves to help the populous as a whole. It will mean a little more taxes, especially on the rich, but they currently make lunacy money anyway that doesn't flow back into society enough.

On the rich getting richer, you are right that part of the reason it happens is that they have more resources, but another part of the reason is all the tax breaks and corporate interest lobbying that have created this economic mess we're in in the first place. You are right that the issue is holding onto wealth instead of redistributing, and you're also right that the wealthy like to keep instead of spend, so what needs to be done about it? I believe at a certain point, you're making far more money than you need, and it would be better if your excess wealth goes to help the other people in the country (who without, you wouldn't have been able to build your wealth in the first place), instead of holing it all up in more stocks and bonds to make more money. This is the whole point of higher taxes for the rich, because they won't willfully give it away most of the time. America has some of the lowest tax rates in the world for the wealthy, and it's time for a change.

I will agree on "poor is a mindset" about halfway. There are of course edge cases of people who work hard and save as much as they can, but will remain poor due to some circumstances or another, but there is definitely the "poor mentality" of spending money as it comes, blowing any windfall that comes your way on large purchases of things they don't need. Just buying shit to make them happy. It's the poor mentality like this that fuels the American machine. Personal finance should be taught better in schools, but that's neither here nor there. However, we get to the point where we ask ourselves "what should be done?" These people are poor and are likely to remain poor for most of their lives. This is the "common man" of America, most of America is honestly poor, money spending machines.

I don't see the relevance though, you're right that a lot of people are bad with their money, but I don't see why they shouldn't be treated for their diseases when they're sick without spending an arm and a leg in the process, and I especially don't see why they should have to go into massive debt in order to attend a school on the hopes that afterwards they can find a good enough job to pay off that debt.

[AverageAzn247]

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