The British American Colonies wrote:Hold up, did trump not take the blame for the shutdown?
Said he’d be proud to own the shutdown, immediately blamed dems when it started anyway, doesn’t care about the blatant hypocrisy.
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by The Caleshan Valkyrie » Sun Dec 30, 2018 8:11 am
The British American Colonies wrote:Hold up, did trump not take the blame for the shutdown?

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by Zex » Sun Dec 30, 2018 10:32 am
Thermodolia wrote:Zex wrote:Well you can hire them, you just can't pay then until their is a budget.
Again, no issues.
No you can’t. The hiring team has been furloughed they legally can’t come back to work until there’s a budget. Also who would want to work for possibly months without pay? Also also ATC guys have to go through an FAA training program before they are allowed to work which takes about a year. So have fun driving

by San Lumen » Sun Dec 30, 2018 10:36 am
Zex wrote:Thermodolia wrote:No you can’t. The hiring team has been furloughed they legally can’t come back to work until there’s a budget. Also who would want to work for possibly months without pay? Also also ATC guys have to go through an FAA training program before they are allowed to work which takes about a year. So have fun driving
We disagree as to the impact it will have. That being said said, I suspect this shutdown will last long passed Jan. 1st so we will effectively have our answer.

by The Alma Mater » Sun Dec 30, 2018 10:47 am
Zex wrote:The Caleshan Valkyrie wrote:
Said he’d be proud to own the shutdown, immediately blamed dems when it started anyway, doesn’t care about the blatant hypocrisy.
Being proud about doing something while spreading the fact that others are doing it to is not a mutually exclusive positions to hold.

by Zex » Sun Dec 30, 2018 10:57 am
I've always considered government employment, to some degree, similar to welfare. Cutting taxes requires you to cut benefits somewhere else, effectively ensuring people will be left in the wind with little to nothing. Furthermore, removing bureaucracy and increasing efficiency necessitates that a significant amount of people will be fired.San Lumen wrote:Zex wrote:We disagree as to the impact it will have. That being said said, I suspect this shutdown will last long passed Jan. 1st so we will effectively have our answer.
And several hundred thousand government workers will be unable to pay bills or pay rent to buy food for their children but none of that matters right? So easy to say find temp work when your not in their situation

by San Lumen » Sun Dec 30, 2018 11:17 am
Zex wrote:I've always considered government employment, to some degree, similar to welfare. Cutting taxes requires you to cut benefits somewhere else, effectively ensuring people will be left in the wind with little to nothing. Furthermore, removing bureaucracy and increasing efficiency necessitates that a significant amount of people will be fired.San Lumen wrote:And several hundred thousand government workers will be unable to pay bills or pay rent to buy food for their children but none of that matters right? So easy to say find temp work when your not in their situation
I have simply written these people off, as many of them would not survive reform I (and many of you) seek.

by The Derpy Democratic Republic Of Herp » Sun Dec 30, 2018 11:21 am
Zex wrote:I've always considered government employment, to some degree, similar to welfare. Cutting taxes requires you to cut benefits somewhere else, effectively ensuring people will be left in the wind with little to nothing. Furthermore, removing bureaucracy and increasing efficiency necessitates that a significant amount of people will be fired.San Lumen wrote:And several hundred thousand government workers will be unable to pay bills or pay rent to buy food for their children but none of that matters right? So easy to say find temp work when your not in their situation
I have simply written these people off, as many of them would not survive reform I (and many of you) seek.
by Autumn Wind » Sun Dec 30, 2018 11:37 am
Zex wrote:I've always considered government employment, to some degree, similar to welfare.

by Jebslund » Sun Dec 30, 2018 12:01 pm
Autumn Wind wrote:Zex wrote:I've always considered government employment, to some degree, similar to welfare.
I always get pissed off when I pass by a fire station. I mean, can’t those lazy bums get a real job and stop leeching off my pay check? Same with those uniformed turds on all those military bases - they make us pay for their college tuition for Christ’s sake!

by San Lumen » Sun Dec 30, 2018 12:11 pm
Autumn Wind wrote:Zex wrote:I've always considered government employment, to some degree, similar to welfare.
I always get pissed off when I pass by a fire station. I mean, can’t those lazy bums get a real job and stop leeching off my pay check? Same with those uniformed turds on all those military bases - they make us pay for their college tuition for Christ’s sake!

by Infected Mushroom » Sun Dec 30, 2018 12:12 pm
San Lumen wrote:Autumn Wind wrote:
I always get pissed off when I pass by a fire station. I mean, can’t those lazy bums get a real job and stop leeching off my pay check? Same with those uniformed turds on all those military bases - they make us pay for their college tuition for Christ’s sake!
Cops the same thing. They get a free car and other benefits. How dare my tax money go to their equipment!

by Zex » Sun Dec 30, 2018 1:18 pm
I have openly stated that compassion is weakness; along with being of the personal ideology that I must spread fear, hatred, and anger wherever I go.San Lumen wrote:Working for the government is welfare? How heartless are you?
The coast guard and the secret service do important jobs and neither are getting paid right now
The Derpy Democratic Republic Of Herp wrote:So according to your logic being a solder is like being on welfare.
Anyone on welfare means that there life is over.
What.
This is not a new debate, Romans openly discussed this when Rome transitioned from citizen soldiers to professional soldiers. Who exactly do you think is being targeted with the free college, job experience, and loan security provided by the military; the rich? During the last war recruiters openly accepted gangbanger and even scouted people directly out of prison. Hmm... Money from the government, funnelled directly to the poor, not welfare. Very interesting, please continue.Autumn Wind wrote:I always get pissed off when I pass by a fire station. I mean, can’t those lazy bums get a real job and stop leeching off my pay check? Same with those uniformed turds on all those military bases - they make us pay for their college tuition for Christ’s sake!
San Lumen wrote:Cops the same thing. They get a free car and other benefits. How dare my tax money go to their equipment!
Police are the absolute filth beneath my feet, as by law and Supreme Court ruling it is not the responsibility of the police to protect you- me- or anyone. They can quite literally guide the penis of the rapist into you so-long-as they arrest the man afterwards. They are not just welfare sponges which suck up taxes, they are also given the force and authority to rob people when it's not enough. If a policeman ever helps you, or dies for you, you better thank them... Because it's not their job to do so.

by Chan Island » Sun Dec 30, 2018 1:31 pm
Zex wrote:I have openly stated that compassion is weakness; along with being of the personal ideology that I must spread fear, hatred, and anger wherever I go.San Lumen wrote:Working for the government is welfare? How heartless are you?
The coast guard and the secret service do important jobs and neither are getting paid right now
Due to a mixup at my work, I was not payed until my next paycheck. I was paid bi-weekly, that's 4 full weeks without payment. It didn't even phase me, because I possess the ability to sort my finances. If someone is living paycheck-to-paycheck, they deserve to suffer the consequences of their actions (or lack thereof).The Derpy Democratic Republic Of Herp wrote:So according to your logic being a solder is like being on welfare.
Anyone on welfare means that there life is over.
What.This is not a new debate, Romans openly discussed this when Rome transitioned from citizen soldiers to professional soldiers. Who exactly do you think is being targeted with the free college, job experience, and loan security provided by the military; the rich? During the last war recruiters openly accepted gangbanger and even scouted people directly out of prison. Hmm... Money from the government, funnelled directly to the poor, not welfare. Very interesting, please continue.Autumn Wind wrote:I always get pissed off when I pass by a fire station. I mean, can’t those lazy bums get a real job and stop leeching off my pay check? Same with those uniformed turds on all those military bases - they make us pay for their college tuition for Christ’s sake!San Lumen wrote:Cops the same thing. They get a free car and other benefits. How dare my tax money go to their equipment!Police are the absolute filth beneath my feet, as by law and Supreme Court ruling it is not the responsibility of the police to protect you- me- or anyone. They can quite literally guide the penis of the rapist into you so-long-as they arrest the man afterwards. They are not just welfare sponges which suck up taxes, they are also given the force and authority to rob people when it's not enough. If a policeman ever helps you, or dies for you, you better thank them... Because it's not their job to do so.Infected Mushroom wrote:But the police are a sworn brotherhood of justice, law and order, and righteousness
I don’t mind supporting them
Conserative Morality wrote:"It's not time yet" is a tactic used by reactionaries in every era. "It's not time for democracy, it's not time for capitalism, it's not time for emancipation." Of course it's not time. It's never time, not on its own. You make it time. If you're under fire in the no-man's land of WW1, you start digging a foxhole even if the ideal time would be when you *aren't* being bombarded, because once you wait for it to be 'time', other situations will need your attention, assuming you survive that long. If the fields aren't furrowed, plow them. If the iron is not hot, make it so. If society is not ready, change it.

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by Big Jim P » Sun Dec 30, 2018 1:49 pm
San Lumen wrote:Zex wrote:I've always considered government employment, to some degree, similar to welfare. Cutting taxes requires you to cut benefits somewhere else, effectively ensuring people will be left in the wind with little to nothing. Furthermore, removing bureaucracy and increasing efficiency necessitates that a significant amount of people will be fired.
I have simply written these people off, as many of them would not survive reform I (and many of you) seek.
Working for the government is welfare? How heartless are you?
The coast guard and the secret service do important jobs and neither are getting paid right now

by Great Minarchistan » Sun Dec 30, 2018 1:50 pm
San Lumen wrote:Zex wrote:I've always considered government employment, to some degree, similar to welfare. Cutting taxes requires you to cut benefits somewhere else, effectively ensuring people will be left in the wind with little to nothing. Furthermore, removing bureaucracy and increasing efficiency necessitates that a significant amount of people will be fired.
I have simply written these people off, as many of them would not survive reform I (and many of you) seek.
Working for the government is welfare? How heartless are you?
The coast guard and the secret service do important jobs and neither are getting paid right now

by Cedoria » Sun Dec 30, 2018 2:08 pm
Big Jim P wrote:Thermodolia wrote:The Great Wall of China didn’t. It failed pretty spectacularly. The only ones that did work where like the Berlin Wall and the Inner German Border Wall. And I don’t think you want to have a wall like that on the southern border
There would be the difference between the German walls trying to keep people in, while our border wall will be trying to keep people out.

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