Trump calls non-white countries "s**tholes"

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I'm afraid if you aren't a Trump supporter then according to these self declared "pundits" you are unpatriotic and likely a commie

What attitude is that? equality, egalitarianism for all?

called obfuscation - throw a red herring to confuse people

Looks like Wallmart's days under Trump aren't that long
https://www.bloomberg.com/view/articles ... e-wal-mart

The left supports egalitarianism and equality but only if it's under their terms.
But I was thinking more of the arrogance and condescension shown towards one of the biggest if not the biggest demographic they claim to be in support of; the "working class".
Keep it up though, the more you and your kind post here the deeper we can find out how deep the rabbit hole goes. Not to mention that it's dandy entertainment for me.

You know, I had kind of stopped posting on WP but you and your little buddy Darkmetalknight and a few others made me realize how much fun I've been missing. I've made time just to hang out here and spread my toxic conservativism.

This new left wing utterly despise the working class.

Yes, because no liberals are working class.

Or wealthy or white and yet utter contempt is continually displayed nonetheless.

I don't like trump but trump is right, these countries are primitive shirtholes
He is only saying the truth and everybody knows it but they all freak out

That's right! I never even considered that happening with his revoking of NAFTA, but it makes absolute sense.

It's not so much for his calling those countries $hitholes, but because he made it clear that he didn't want immigration from those places. Then on top of that, he said he preferred immigration from a white, Nordic country like Norway.

He seems to think that coloured people are covered with filth while Norwegian people are squeaky clean. Nothing or no one can be dirtier than Trump's mouth.

Really? Then why is it that the left even today represents organized labor and labor laws? I seem to recall how the right has always worked against those things for working people.
The right managed to dig their claws into the working class by blaming loss of economic and social standing on non-whites and immigrants both legal and illegal, convincing them that there's only so much prosperity to go around, and that the "other" was snatching it all up at the expense of white workers with the help of liberal elites. The real villains here are the corporate elites, who have the full support of the political right, when they cut wages and benefits, and outsource jobs, then blame it all on American workers who had committed the great sin of simply wanting a middle class life. Conservatives are not friends of working people.

Yes and Trump really cares for the working class
https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions ... c8416ed5d1

https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions ... 30d136cf40

remember it's not us "commies" who write this stuff

Already had an economics course in college (required to earn a Bachelors degree where I attended) and I am good friends with an economics professor who has taught at a prestigious university. We discuss economic trends in the world and how the future is likely trending. Hint: It does not look good for the future USA economic wise with what is currently going on. Our stock market is set up for a large free-fall.

I never said that I would leave the country "when the problem became too big", I said I would leave the country when my career becomes targeted for taxes more than it is now. (BTW: There are already laws in place about illegal emigration if you look at federal law books. They just need to be properly enforced per the letter of the law, not used to target ethnic groups that you disagree with.) Maybe you need a reading comprehension class on top of the government/civics and history classes that you seem to be lacking knowledge in.

You are right on one thing, I really do not belong in Kansas and I never should have been forced to be there. Kansas (Brownbackistan) can stay put and blow in the economic wind, much like it did in the 1920s-1930s (Dust Bowl anyone?). My economics friend has said it will take them 20-25 years for the state to financially return back to where it was pre-Brownback, if everything goes in their favor. Oh, it is also running out of water as fast at it can be pumped out of the ground. If nothing is done to stop this, the majority of the state will be out of water within 50 years (ie. your lifetime). It will eventually return to the grassland desert form that it started from. Except there might not be enough water to get the natural prairie grass to grow, let alone farm from. How is that for an economic twist to the story?