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So hold everyone from AARP to nurses unions are wrong. The CBO is wrong but the group of people who have yet to present a single piece of legislation that has the best interest of the American people have suddenly grown a heart?Yes. They never tell the real truth. its all hyperbole to frighten us.
This budget won't pass as is, none ever do.
They're not cuts, they're projections and restructuring over the next 10 years and this country will be vastly different.
The 22 million not covered is a lie because that figure includes the amount not mandated to buy insurance.
TBH, This topic is it's own thread discussion so feel free to start one in the politics section.
Carry on.
Bliss has a problem with all unions....except the police union.So hold everyone from AARP to nurses unions are wrong. The CBO is wrong but the group of people who have yet to present a single piece of legislation that has the best interest of the American people have suddenly grown a heart?
Girl bye
Seriously? Link pleaseYesterday in Wyoming. A group of black cops attacked a white guy for making a wrong turn into a black neighborhood.
Omg we really need a sarcasm emo.Seriously? Link please
No l don't...l listen to John Dockerty's show, head of the local Teamsters here in Philly. This is a Union town. I also belonged to a Union.Bliss has a problem with all unions....except the police union.
We sure do been saying it for yearsOmg we really need a sarcasm emo.
Lmmfbao!!!!!
Yesterday in Wyoming. A group of black cops attacked a white guy for making a wrong turn into a black neighborhood.
Ugh...I'll give you Idaho. I wouldn't live there and l'm White. Racism disgusts me and ld be fighting so many I'd end up in a ditch somewhere.Lol.
I'm gonna name some neighborhoods that are all white just because they are too small to notice.
First one is Idaho.
Point is Wyoming is a white neighborhood.Wyoming is pretty barren, no? It's an off the grid place so can't really tell.
Ugh...I'll give you Idaho. I wouldn't live there and l'm White. Racism disgusts me and ld be fighting so many I'd end up in a ditch somewhere.
Wyoming is pretty barren, no? It's an off the grid place so can't really tell.
Ugh...I'll give you Idaho. I wouldn't live there and l'm White. Racism disgusts me and ld be fighting so many I'd end up in a ditch somewhere.
Point is Wyoming is a white neighborhood.
Also....
I met this ww in college from WestVirgina who never met a black person until she was an adult.
Lol at there being no all white neighborhoods in America.
Oh nice to hear. I sometimesBoise is very beautiful, I dated a girl from there in college, was treated with nothing but kindness and respect from everyone we met when I visited one summer, the Couer d'Alene golf club was a GREAT course, and this was in the early 90's. Granted visiting is very different from living there...
When did you move to the South??We sure do been saying it for years
Somalia doesn't count.There are also Black people who haven't met a White person till years into life too.
Point is Wyoming is a white neighborhood.
Also....
I met this ww in college from WestVirgina who never met a black person until she was an adult.
Lol at there being no all white neighborhoods in America.
Please stop with the trolling. I don't think it's possible to be a non-white person in the U.S. or Canada & never meet a white person till you're an adult.Not by design though. If you wanted to go live there, you could.
Really though, do you
really want to live there?
You can use West Virginia as your example, but we know it's a 'special' State, and Black people do live there. There are also Black people who haven't met a White person till years into life too.
As are MOST cities/suburbs outside the South. The most segregated city/state in the nation is the Detroit/Michigan area.The most infuriating thing is that @Bliss is from Philly. Philly is a perfect example of a city that is racially/ethnically segerated.
There are areas like that already. When I first arrived in this country my husband took me to an outer suburb area that was all black people. Lovely houses, people washing their cars, doing yard work, etc... and I remember being surprised because these were not the images protrayed in the media. And l told him this and he said "Oh yeah, Philly has some nice black areas".
Mount Airy (and Germantown to an extent) is another place here...stone homes, tree-lined streets... lots of black, cops lawyers, teachers, doctors firemen, small business owners, live there..middle to upper.middle class.
So those areas actually do exist
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Typical Church in My Airy..
As of the 2010 Census,[7] Mount Airy has 27,035 residents, 11,934 households, and 6,636 families. 62.5% of residents are Black or African-American, 31.7% White/Caucasian, and 5.8% are from other races or from 2 or more races.
Mt. Airy is a combination of leafy park land, miles of multi-use trails, tree-lined residential communities and cobblestoned businesses.
Here is a review in Philly Mag as it being voted as one of the nicest areas in Philly..
"Many people also think of Philadelphia as crime-ridden and plagued by ethnic tension. But Mount Airy seems genuinely, peacefully integrated."
http://www.phillymag.com/property/2014/12/01/architype-mount-airy-philadelphia/#6FPkooWmdEOOtAfe.99
Everyone goes about their day, it's a nice positive, peaceful community..no one feels unwanted and everyone gets along...it's very special and l love it.
Curious, is there an area you specifically want? What do you propose?
No one is excluding Black people to live in a nice neighborhood. You're excluding others (except Blacks) to do so. Name one neighborhood that excludes Black people?
If you have the capital to buy a property, you can live where you want to. Your housing rules is called segregation.
If that is what you want, then March and vote for laws to be changed.