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Biden didn't run on anything other than not being Trump
That's his mandate and he can't even do that without fucking up
Nobody voted for anything he is trying to do. If you can't sell it without referencing bullshit polling then maybe drink some gas a light a match -
Apparently, if Petey Buttplug says so, it's true.TheKobeStopper said:SFGbob said:
The "masses" don't believe the day care centers have anything to do with infrastructure. Why not run on what you're actually wanting to spend money on instead of lying about it and calling it "infrastructure?"TheKobeStopper said:
The masses support Biden’s infrastructure plan. I’m sorry you feel that the definitions of words are a “marketing game” but feel free to run against it since so many people will be upset. I suspect you’ll stick to attacking 0.4% of the population, just like op.Bob_C said:
The masses equate infrastructure with physical existence of something. Right or wrong that’s what they believe. If you are playing marketing games against the accepted meaning you are being deliberately dishonest.TheKobeStopper said:Shit tweet. Shit tweeter.
She’s right, by definition. Republicans hate facts.
Somebody better tell the masses what they believe. And quick.
After this discussion it's obvious some people still don't know the difference between policy and marketing. Unless, of course, your policy actually is marketing and not policy at all. This is how you get the likes of TKS and the Dazzler to buy into it.
This is example #19,987 of the people not being told the truth in order garner their support. -
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1200 is not 'the masses'.TheKobeStopper said:SFGbob said:
The "masses" don't believe the day care centers have anything to do with infrastructure. Why not run on what you're actually wanting to spend money on instead of lying about it and calling it "infrastructure?"TheKobeStopper said:
The masses support Biden’s infrastructure plan. I’m sorry you feel that the definitions of words are a “marketing game” but feel free to run against it since so many people will be upset. I suspect you’ll stick to attacking 0.4% of the population, just like op.Bob_C said:
The masses equate infrastructure with physical existence of something. Right or wrong that’s what they believe. If you are playing marketing games against the accepted meaning you are being deliberately dishonest.TheKobeStopper said:Shit tweet. Shit tweeter.
She’s right, by definition. Republicans hate facts.
Somebody better tell the masses what they believe. And quick.
1200 polled by something called "Data for Progress".....fuck off with that bullshit propaganda.
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Yet you didn’t show any caution when claiming that the masses had a very specific non dictionary definition of the word “infrastructure” with no evidence at all to back you up.Bob_C said:
That’s what always has me cautious in looking at these kinds of polls on issues. How things are framed matters a ton as does the data consolidation summary categorization. You’re a moron if you just accept this kind of stuff at face value.SFGbob said:
Now tell them that less than 10% goes to roads and bridges and the rest is spent on paying for the child care of people making up to $100K a year.TheKobeStopper said:SFGbob said:
The "masses" don't believe the day care centers have anything to do with infrastructure. Why not run on what you're actually wanting to spend money on instead of lying about it and calling it "infrastructure?"TheKobeStopper said:
The masses support Biden’s infrastructure plan. I’m sorry you feel that the definitions of words are a “marketing game” but feel free to run against it since so many people will be upset. I suspect you’ll stick to attacking 0.4% of the population, just like op.Bob_C said:
The masses equate infrastructure with physical existence of something. Right or wrong that’s what they believe. If you are playing marketing games against the accepted meaning you are being deliberately dishonest.TheKobeStopper said:Shit tweet. Shit tweeter.
She’s right, by definition. Republicans hate facts.
Somebody better tell the masses what they believe. And quick. -
This definition has worked for 200 years. Fuck your narrative
What Is Infrastructure?
Infrastructure is the general term for the basic physical systems of a business, region, or nation. Examples of infrastructure include transportation systems, communication networks, sewage, water, and electric systems. These systems tend to be capital intensive and high-cost investments, and are vital to a country's economic development and prosperity.
Projects related to infrastructure improvements may be funded publicly, privately, or through public-private partnerships. In economic terms, infrastructure often involves the production of public goods or production processes that support natural monopolies.
KEY TAKEAWAYS
Infrastructure are the basic systems that undergird the structure of the economy.
Examples of infrastructure include transportation facilities, telecommunications networks, and water supplies.
Large scale infrastructure is usually produced by the public sector or publicly regulated monopolies, but at smaller scales infrastructure can often be produced by private firms or through local collective action.
As an investment, infrastructure tends to be less volatile than some other asset classes and is sometimes sought as an investment. -
Childcare fits, right there.RaceBannon said:This definition has worked for 200 years. Fuck your narrative
What Is Infrastructure?
Infrastructure is the general term for the basic physical systems of a business, region, or nation. Examples of infrastructure include transportation systems, communication networks, sewage, water, and electric systems. These systems tend to be capital intensive and high-cost investments, and are vital to a country's economic development and prosperity.
Projects related to infrastructure improvements may be funded publicly, privately, or through public-private partnerships. In economic terms, infrastructure often involves the production of public goods or production processes that support natural monopolies.
KEY TAKEAWAYS
Infrastructure are the basic systems that undergird the structure of the economy.
Examples of infrastructure include transportation facilities, telecommunications networks, and water supplies.
Large scale infrastructure is usually produced by the public sector or publicly regulated monopolies, but at smaller scales infrastructure can often be produced by private firms or through local collective action.
As an investment, infrastructure tends to be less volatile than some other asset classes and is sometimes sought as an investment. -
Only if you have 3 year olds driving bulldozers and running jackhammers.TheKobeStopper said:
Childcare fits, right there.RaceBannon said:This definition has worked for 200 years. Fuck your narrative
What Is Infrastructure?
Infrastructure is the general term for the basic physical systems of a business, region, or nation. Examples of infrastructure include transportation systems, communication networks, sewage, water, and electric systems. These systems tend to be capital intensive and high-cost investments, and are vital to a country's economic development and prosperity.
Projects related to infrastructure improvements may be funded publicly, privately, or through public-private partnerships. In economic terms, infrastructure often involves the production of public goods or production processes that support natural monopolies.
KEY TAKEAWAYS
Infrastructure are the basic systems that undergird the structure of the economy.
Examples of infrastructure include transportation facilities, telecommunications networks, and water supplies.
Large scale infrastructure is usually produced by the public sector or publicly regulated monopolies, but at smaller scales infrastructure can often be produced by private firms or through local collective action.
As an investment, infrastructure tends to be less volatile than some other asset classes and is sometimes sought as an investment. -
Data for Progress isn’t exactly neutral.
I know from common sense. You capitalize and depreciate things like bridges and networking equipment as you get a tangible lasting benefit of them. The snacks in the break room get expensed.TheKobeStopper said:
Yet you didn’t show any caution when claiming that the masses had a very specific non dictionary definition of the word “infrastructure” with no evidence at all to back you up.Bob_C said:
That’s what always has me cautious in looking at these kinds of polls on issues. How things are framed matters a ton as does the data consolidation summary categorization. You’re a moron if you just accept this kind of stuff at face value.SFGbob said:
Now tell them that less than 10% goes to roads and bridges and the rest is spent on paying for the child care of people making up to $100K a year.TheKobeStopper said:SFGbob said:
The "masses" don't believe the day care centers have anything to do with infrastructure. Why not run on what you're actually wanting to spend money on instead of lying about it and calling it "infrastructure?"TheKobeStopper said:
The masses support Biden’s infrastructure plan. I’m sorry you feel that the definitions of words are a “marketing game” but feel free to run against it since so many people will be upset. I suspect you’ll stick to attacking 0.4% of the population, just like op.Bob_C said:
The masses equate infrastructure with physical existence of something. Right or wrong that’s what they believe. If you are playing marketing games against the accepted meaning you are being deliberately dishonest.TheKobeStopper said:Shit tweet. Shit tweeter.
She’s right, by definition. Republicans hate facts.
Somebody better tell the masses what they believe. And quick.
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Childcare is an expense not a capital asset.TheKobeStopper said:
Childcare fits, right there.RaceBannon said:This definition has worked for 200 years. Fuck your narrative
What Is Infrastructure?
Infrastructure is the general term for the basic physical systems of a business, region, or nation. Examples of infrastructure include transportation systems, communication networks, sewage, water, and electric systems. These systems tend to be capital intensive and high-cost investments, and are vital to a country's economic development and prosperity.
Projects related to infrastructure improvements may be funded publicly, privately, or through public-private partnerships. In economic terms, infrastructure often involves the production of public goods or production processes that support natural monopolies.
KEY TAKEAWAYS
Infrastructure are the basic systems that undergird the structure of the economy.
Examples of infrastructure include transportation facilities, telecommunications networks, and water supplies.
Large scale infrastructure is usually produced by the public sector or publicly regulated monopolies, but at smaller scales infrastructure can often be produced by private firms or through local collective action.
As an investment, infrastructure tends to be less volatile than some other asset classes and is sometimes sought as an investment.
If you had ever held a job or managed something besides a pretend unicorn business you’d know the difference.
Fuck off trying to re invent a word. -
Want to cyber and do some hot double declining balance talk?Bob_C said:Data for Progress isn’t exactly neutral.
I know from common sense. You capitalize and depreciate things like bridges and networking equipment as you get a tangible lasting benefit of them. The snacks in the break room get expensed.TheKobeStopper said:
Yet you didn’t show any caution when claiming that the masses had a very specific non dictionary definition of the word “infrastructure” with no evidence at all to back you up.Bob_C said:
That’s what always has me cautious in looking at these kinds of polls on issues. How things are framed matters a ton as does the data consolidation summary categorization. You’re a moron if you just accept this kind of stuff at face value.SFGbob said:
Now tell them that less than 10% goes to roads and bridges and the rest is spent on paying for the child care of people making up to $100K a year.TheKobeStopper said:SFGbob said:
The "masses" don't believe the day care centers have anything to do with infrastructure. Why not run on what you're actually wanting to spend money on instead of lying about it and calling it "infrastructure?"TheKobeStopper said:
The masses support Biden’s infrastructure plan. I’m sorry you feel that the definitions of words are a “marketing game” but feel free to run against it since so many people will be upset. I suspect you’ll stick to attacking 0.4% of the population, just like op.Bob_C said:
The masses equate infrastructure with physical existence of something. Right or wrong that’s what they believe. If you are playing marketing games against the accepted meaning you are being deliberately dishonest.TheKobeStopper said:Shit tweet. Shit tweeter.
She’s right, by definition. Republicans hate facts.
Somebody better tell the masses what they believe. And quick. -
I don’t know what is more horrifying, kobe trying to run a business or being near children.PurpleThrobber said:
Childcare is an expense not a capital asset.TheKobeStopper said:
Childcare fits, right there.RaceBannon said:This definition has worked for 200 years. Fuck your narrative
What Is Infrastructure?
Infrastructure is the general term for the basic physical systems of a business, region, or nation. Examples of infrastructure include transportation systems, communication networks, sewage, water, and electric systems. These systems tend to be capital intensive and high-cost investments, and are vital to a country's economic development and prosperity.
Projects related to infrastructure improvements may be funded publicly, privately, or through public-private partnerships. In economic terms, infrastructure often involves the production of public goods or production processes that support natural monopolies.
KEY TAKEAWAYS
Infrastructure are the basic systems that undergird the structure of the economy.
Examples of infrastructure include transportation facilities, telecommunications networks, and water supplies.
Large scale infrastructure is usually produced by the public sector or publicly regulated monopolies, but at smaller scales infrastructure can often be produced by private firms or through local collective action.
As an investment, infrastructure tends to be less volatile than some other asset classes and is sometimes sought as an investment.
If you had ever held a job or managed something besides a pretend unicorn business you’d know the difference.
Fuck off trying to re invent a word. -
After I do my impairment analysis of Kobe’s goodwill.PurpleThrobber said:
Want to cyber and do some hot double declining balance talk?Bob_C said:Data for Progress isn’t exactly neutral.
I know from common sense. You capitalize and depreciate things like bridges and networking equipment as you get a tangible lasting benefit of them. The snacks in the break room get expensed.TheKobeStopper said:
Yet you didn’t show any caution when claiming that the masses had a very specific non dictionary definition of the word “infrastructure” with no evidence at all to back you up.Bob_C said:
That’s what always has me cautious in looking at these kinds of polls on issues. How things are framed matters a ton as does the data consolidation summary categorization. You’re a moron if you just accept this kind of stuff at face value.SFGbob said:
Now tell them that less than 10% goes to roads and bridges and the rest is spent on paying for the child care of people making up to $100K a year.TheKobeStopper said:SFGbob said:
The "masses" don't believe the day care centers have anything to do with infrastructure. Why not run on what you're actually wanting to spend money on instead of lying about it and calling it "infrastructure?"TheKobeStopper said:
The masses support Biden’s infrastructure plan. I’m sorry you feel that the definitions of words are a “marketing game” but feel free to run against it since so many people will be upset. I suspect you’ll stick to attacking 0.4% of the population, just like op.Bob_C said:
The masses equate infrastructure with physical existence of something. Right or wrong that’s what they believe. If you are playing marketing games against the accepted meaning you are being deliberately dishonest.TheKobeStopper said:Shit tweet. Shit tweeter.
She’s right, by definition. Republicans hate facts.
Somebody better tell the masses what they believe. And quick. -
He needs to write that shit off.Bob_C said:
After I do my impairment analysis of Kobe’s goodwill.PurpleThrobber said:
Want to cyber and do some hot double declining balance talk?Bob_C said:Data for Progress isn’t exactly neutral.
I know from common sense. You capitalize and depreciate things like bridges and networking equipment as you get a tangible lasting benefit of them. The snacks in the break room get expensed.TheKobeStopper said:
Yet you didn’t show any caution when claiming that the masses had a very specific non dictionary definition of the word “infrastructure” with no evidence at all to back you up.Bob_C said:
That’s what always has me cautious in looking at these kinds of polls on issues. How things are framed matters a ton as does the data consolidation summary categorization. You’re a moron if you just accept this kind of stuff at face value.SFGbob said:
Now tell them that less than 10% goes to roads and bridges and the rest is spent on paying for the child care of people making up to $100K a year.TheKobeStopper said:SFGbob said:
The "masses" don't believe the day care centers have anything to do with infrastructure. Why not run on what you're actually wanting to spend money on instead of lying about it and calling it "infrastructure?"TheKobeStopper said:
The masses support Biden’s infrastructure plan. I’m sorry you feel that the definitions of words are a “marketing game” but feel free to run against it since so many people will be upset. I suspect you’ll stick to attacking 0.4% of the population, just like op.Bob_C said:
The masses equate infrastructure with physical existence of something. Right or wrong that’s what they believe. If you are playing marketing games against the accepted meaning you are being deliberately dishonest.TheKobeStopper said:Shit tweet. Shit tweeter.
She’s right, by definition. Republicans hate facts.
Somebody better tell the masses what they believe. And quick. -
Right now we have 100% bonus depreciation on most tangible property excluding buildings.Bob_C said:Data for Progress isn’t exactly neutral.
I know from common sense. You capitalize and depreciate things like bridges and networking equipment as you get a tangible lasting benefit of them. The snacks in the break room get expensed.TheKobeStopper said:
Yet you didn’t show any caution when claiming that the masses had a very specific non dictionary definition of the word “infrastructure” with no evidence at all to back you up.Bob_C said:
That’s what always has me cautious in looking at these kinds of polls on issues. How things are framed matters a ton as does the data consolidation summary categorization. You’re a moron if you just accept this kind of stuff at face value.SFGbob said:
Now tell them that less than 10% goes to roads and bridges and the rest is spent on paying for the child care of people making up to $100K a year.TheKobeStopper said:SFGbob said:
The "masses" don't believe the day care centers have anything to do with infrastructure. Why not run on what you're actually wanting to spend money on instead of lying about it and calling it "infrastructure?"TheKobeStopper said:
The masses support Biden’s infrastructure plan. I’m sorry you feel that the definitions of words are a “marketing game” but feel free to run against it since so many people will be upset. I suspect you’ll stick to attacking 0.4% of the population, just like op.Bob_C said:
The masses equate infrastructure with physical existence of something. Right or wrong that’s what they believe. If you are playing marketing games against the accepted meaning you are being deliberately dishonest.TheKobeStopper said:Shit tweet. Shit tweeter.
She’s right, by definition. Republicans hate facts.
Somebody better tell the masses what they believe. And quick. -
Not green enough.GrundleStiltzkin said: -
Not your best effort.GrundleStiltzkin said: -
Disagree
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Racism is infrastructure
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OK, I'm done. I can't bring myself to deal with this.TheKobeStopper said:
Not your best effort.GrundleStiltzkin said:
TKS just broke the stupid meter.
Board will never be the same.
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What if we threw in some childcare for the workers?TheKobeStopper said:
Not your best effort.GrundleStiltzkin said: -
Data For Progress is a progressive polling outfit. Unabashedly biased and far left. That anyone in any position of leadership in this country would use a clearly biased polling services data says a lot more about that person and their lack of honesty than it does about the topic DFP is attempting to sway the public on.TheKobeStopper said:SFGbob said:
The "masses" don't believe the day care centers have anything to do with infrastructure. Why not run on what you're actually wanting to spend money on instead of lying about it and calling it "infrastructure?"TheKobeStopper said:
The masses support Biden’s infrastructure plan. I’m sorry you feel that the definitions of words are a “marketing game” but feel free to run against it since so many people will be upset. I suspect you’ll stick to attacking 0.4% of the population, just like op.Bob_C said:
The masses equate infrastructure with physical existence of something. Right or wrong that’s what they believe. If you are playing marketing games against the accepted meaning you are being deliberately dishonest.TheKobeStopper said:Shit tweet. Shit tweeter.
She’s right, by definition. Republicans hate facts.
Somebody better tell the masses what they believe. And quick.
There are good polling organizations out there and what they are showing when they break down the data is that Americans are very leery of this administration putting together a non-pork laden infrastructure. Most Americans give a thumbs up to roads, bridges, the internet, but are thumbs down when the pork is introduced. Only some rats like the pork. Good polls show that the independents and Republicans are clearly split from the rats. Yes those same rats that swallowed like a black hole the "shovel ready" lie we got 12 years ago. Too fucking stupid to learn a lesson. -
Kobe would post a Shills For Leftists "poll" if it fit his narrative.Bendintheriver said:
Data For Progress is a progressive polling outfit. Unabashedly biased and far left. That anyone in any position of leadership in this country would use a clearly biased polling services data says a lot more about that person and their lack of honesty than it does about the topic DFP is attempting to sway the public on.TheKobeStopper said:SFGbob said:
The "masses" don't believe the day care centers have anything to do with infrastructure. Why not run on what you're actually wanting to spend money on instead of lying about it and calling it "infrastructure?"TheKobeStopper said:
The masses support Biden’s infrastructure plan. I’m sorry you feel that the definitions of words are a “marketing game” but feel free to run against it since so many people will be upset. I suspect you’ll stick to attacking 0.4% of the population, just like op.Bob_C said:
The masses equate infrastructure with physical existence of something. Right or wrong that’s what they believe. If you are playing marketing games against the accepted meaning you are being deliberately dishonest.TheKobeStopper said:Shit tweet. Shit tweeter.
She’s right, by definition. Republicans hate facts.
Somebody better tell the masses what they believe. And quick.
There are good polling organizations out there and what they are showing when they break down the data is that Americans are very leery of this administration putting together a non-pork laden infrastructure. Most Americans give a thumbs up to roads, bridges, the internet, but are thumbs down when the pork is introduced. Only some rats like the pork. Good polls show that the independents and Republicans are clearly split from the rats. Yes those same rats that swallowed like a black hole the "shovel ready" lie we got 12 years ago. Too fucking stupid to learn a lesson.
Hey @Blu82 - can you do a man on the street pole in CDA? Just gather white guys with gun racks (preferably Chevy drivers) and ask biased questions. No women, no minorities. Preferably with a bass boat hooked on the back. Because, well, data.
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Seems like it’s the gop that needs a lesson. Dem lies and tactics have them owning the WhiteHouse, SC, Senate, House and federal bureaucracy.
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This. Our army grows one by onedoogie said:Seems like it’s the gop that needs a lesson. Dem lies and tactics have them owning the WhiteHouse, SC, Senate, House and federal bureaucracy.
The democrats are the SEC. It just means more
The GOP are Larry Scott -
Fuck the GOP.RaceBannon said:
This. Our army grows one by onedoogie said:Seems like it’s the gop that needs a lesson. Dem lies and tactics have them owning the WhiteHouse, SC, Senate, House and federal bureaucracy.
The democrats are the SEC. It just means more
The GOP are Larry Scott
Can we just pin that statement so the leftist shills quit trying to play that card? May it will also cut down on Kobe shitpoasts, too.
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I know your being sarcastic, but copy & paste is very little effort.TheKobeStopper said:
Not your best effort.GrundleStiltzkin said: -
Wow. Just wow.RaceBannon said:
This. Our army grows one by onedoogie said:Seems like it’s the gop that needs a lesson. Dem lies and tactics have them owning the WhiteHouse, SC, Senate, House and federal bureaucracy.
The democrats are the SEC. It just means more
The GOP are Larry Scott -
What?TheKobeStopper said:
Wow. Just wow.RaceBannon said:
This. Our army grows one by onedoogie said:Seems like it’s the gop that needs a lesson. Dem lies and tactics have them owning the WhiteHouse, SC, Senate, House and federal bureaucracy.
The democrats are the SEC. It just means more
The GOP are Larry Scott
