Robert De Niro

[_Themis]

And who do we have to thank for that other than the Democrats and their social welfare state that allows people to give up looking for work?

Not really, but I know you wont listen to anyone about it.

The problem is not with the people but with our elected public officials who use welfare and illegal immigration to get cheap votes.

It's been explained to you many times illegal and even legal immigrants cannot vote, but as usual you are very closed minded and will continue to believe the fantasy world you have created. Welfare recipients hardly show up to vote, so not much of an incentive for government.

Paul Ryan is in the back pocket of the chamber of commerce big business lobby. That's why he's not interested in building the wall or enforcing the border.

My how far you have fallen that Paul Ryan is now the boogeyman. So far you voted in as president big business who gave themselves a massive tax cut. And you still believe Trump is working to help you out.

The fact that Schmo hates Trump so much makes me love him that much more.

Nice logic. I assume he hates Kim as well , so you must love him.

[_ajax18]

The problem is not with the people but with our elected public officials who use welfare and illegal immigration to get cheap votes.

What are "cheap votes"??

They cost around $1500/month SSI and are purchased with money you take from people who didn't vote for you. Jesse Jackson Jr.'s $8700/month in congressional disability is a more expensive vote to purchase.

[_Themis]

The other problem can be not having enough workers to take jobs other citizens are not interested in taking.

Do you imagine this probably-imaginary problem to be an immovable object or can circumstances bring about a transformation of "not interested" into "interested"?

In my country they have a program for companies that need people to take jobs because they cannot find enough people in the country to take a certain job. It's a common problem in developed countries.

[_subgenius]

In my country they have a program for companies that need people to take jobs because they cannot find enough people in the country to take a certain job. It's a common problem in developed countries.

you seem to be describing a symptom ...not a problem. Can you be more specific? All you did here was say the same thing a different way.
Again, is this an immovable circumstance?

[_MeDotOrg]

Robert De Niro said "“F” Trump" at the Tony awards.

Big deal. There's a homeless guy near my office who has had a "“F” Trump" sign for over a year. ;-)

[_Some Schmo]

I think you should go on the campaign tour with De Niro and the Democrats. Shout this at your Bernie convention. Make sure you attend all the swing states.

Sounds like fun. Always nice to talk to folks who value reality.

[_Some Schmo]

Robert De Niro said "“F” Trump" at the Tony awards.

Big deal. There's a homeless guy near my office who has had a "“F” Trump" sign for over a year. ;-)

I love how there's someone standing there beside homeless man out of frame, who snuck his own flip of the bird into the picture.

I'd give money to anyone with a similar sign. It's as good as "will work for food."

[_Themis]

you seem to be describing a symptom ...not a problem. Can you be more specific?

Tell me what you mean by symptom so I can be more specific.

[_subgenius]

you seem to be describing a symptom ...not a problem. Can you be more specific?

Tell me what you mean by symptom so I can be more specific.

well, since you have only said one thing, twice - what else could i be talking about?...especially when i reference "the problem" as a symptom right after you say "that's a problem"....forget the subject of your own sentences much?

The other problem can be not having enough workers to take jobs other citizens are not interested in taking.

redundancy in 3...2...

....because they cannot find enough people in the country to take a certain job. It's a common problem in developed countries.

so, again...you seem to be talking about a symptom and not the actual "problem"...all of which still remains part of the unanswered question I posed to you....immovable or not?

[_Themis]

so, again...you seem to be talking about a symptom and not the actual "problem"...all of which still remains part of the unanswered question I posed to you....immovable or not?

Again, how do you see it as a symptom?