If you support trump, you are complicit in racism.
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People seem to have more fun on the fringe.
Having the same position on illegal immigration that Bill Clinton, Obama and Harry Reid had less than 20 years ago is now the "fringe" position. The people who have moved to the extremes are the Rats. -
Been meaning to ask you this question ... for realz realz not internet realz.RaceBannon said:Trump thinks immigration should be legal and based on what the immigrant can bring to the table which has been the policy since the land was filled by the waves of eurotrash immigration. Most of whom were white so I can call them trash. And they got shit on by the ones already here. Same as it ever was
After 30 years or so of un (Chris) fettered illegal immigration mainly from the south, and the damage to our systems and my main thing, the construction industry, many of us have had enough. They could be pink tutus as far as I am concerned.
If the white people from Canada were going to vote GOP the democrats would be back the schoolhouse door to keep them out.
@CirrhosisDawg represents the GOP establishment that wants cheap labor and @MikeDamone represents the libertarian let the market figure it out - forgive me if I misrepresented your view.
I have seen wages stay stagnant for 40 years in construction thanks to both parties fucking with open borders.
I voted for Trump for the economy and to close the border and I have no problem saying so.
My industry is quite directly tied to the US domestic housing market. Everyone knows the cool down has been driven in part by i rates. That is what it is.
But we're also told that building is constrained by a lack of labor.
My views on the free flow of labor and capital are known; don't need to revisit. But is this true in the construction area? Is there a shortage of labor in the construction trades?
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You've had at least 200 years to get used to that one.RaceBannon said:Democrats like to show their support of diversity by engaging in ageism and racism - assigning negative characteristics to entire groups based on being white and old
And then tell us they are morally superior to us and trying to shame us into voting for them.
I'm just not inclined to vote for a party that calls me a racist Nazi white supremacist. And old - that hurts man -
I can remember when "there goes the neighborhood" was reserved for the blicks moving in.MisterEm said:
MrsEm analyzes this data for a federal mandate.RaceBannon said:Let me add that part of the bleed out of Blacks from the democrats has nothing to do with Trump and everything to do with their neighborhoods being over run by illegals. Compton is 65% Mexican now and it was not a bloodless transition. It was a bloody war repeated across the country just not in the neighborhoods of the open border politicians. And lightly covered by the mainstream media
Constant racial struggle in the midwest low-income areas as well. Blacks have been pushed further and further away from the city. Neighborhood demos have flipped on their heads. Racial vitriol between blacks and Hispanics can be as bad as with whitey.
No border issues, either.
Now whitey is all wound up about blick flight.
Once again, the brownies take it in the ass. SMFH
If the Mexicalis took over Compton, then good for them for being TUFFER than their adversaries. That's how this country was founded - to the victor go the spoils. Axe @Swaye ... he'll tell you. -
Likewise, I'm a life-long GOP voter. I have no party now.RaceBannon said:
It is bi partisan but the partisan part is what is the middle? Both sides think they are. That's why we have elections. Politicians will do or say what needs to be said to win.creepycoug said:
I used to the think so; I wonder about it now.HillsboroDuck said:And it's this kind of rhetoric from the left why Trump wins despite his own lies and ridiculousness.
This country is begging for a sensible centrist third party.
Or SMOD.
People seem to have more fun on the fringe. The middle is boring, and I wonder if it can get anyone elected.
Don't twist; it's a bi-partisan comment.
The GOP sucks. Ryan and McConnell didn't do shit for two years on the biggest issue on their plate - replacing Obamacare. Nor did they follow Trump on the wall or the border. So do I go back and vote for the clowns that fucked up my insurance in the first place and who want open borders? Whats an old white guy to do?
I think I am moderate because over my life I have voted far more democrat than GOP. Sure I am an asshole here but this isn't real life. Its the internet
I voted for Trump separate from either party because both parties hate him. Guarantee you the GOP establishment is willing to take a loss next week to stick it to Trump. And yet he is out there all the time while Ryan preps for his career as a high paid lobbyist.
This election is about Trump even though he isn't on the ballot and he is the only hope the GOP has. Despite themselves -
If there is a shortage it's in two areascreepycoug said:
Been meaning to ask you this question ... for realz realz not internet realz.RaceBannon said:Trump thinks immigration should be legal and based on what the immigrant can bring to the table which has been the policy since the land was filled by the waves of eurotrash immigration. Most of whom were white so I can call them trash. And they got shit on by the ones already here. Same as it ever was
After 30 years or so of un (Chris) fettered illegal immigration mainly from the south, and the damage to our systems and my main thing, the construction industry, many of us have had enough. They could be pink tutus as far as I am concerned.
If the white people from Canada were going to vote GOP the democrats would be back the schoolhouse door to keep them out.
@CirrhosisDawg represents the GOP establishment that wants cheap labor and @MikeDamone represents the libertarian let the market figure it out - forgive me if I misrepresented your view.
I have seen wages stay stagnant for 40 years in construction thanks to both parties fucking with open borders.
I voted for Trump for the economy and to close the border and I have no problem saying so.
My industry is quite directly tied to the US domestic housing market. Everyone knows the cool down has been driven in part by i rates. That is what it is.
But we're also told that building is constrained by a lack of labor.
My views on the free flow of labor and capital are known; don't need to revisit. But is this true in the construction area? Is there a shortage of labor in the construction trades?
Axing for an amigo.
1 is skilled construction management. Im on LinkedIn and get offers daily that I don't want
2 is in the rather sudden upsurge of projects that has caught us short on skilled labor. A lot of guys gave up.
The major issue in housing stock in California is regulation
It's all kind of come together
There are still plenty of guys to sweep floors which is how yours truly got his start so I mean no offense by that
I also have always been in commercial construction so I could be wrong
Probably a combo -
“You know the word ‘racist’ is used about every Republican that’s winning”
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Guessing commercial is a different animal. Seems like I've been hearing (just hearing; don't twist) for decades that there are shortages of framers and finish guys, for example, on the domestic side. Hear it a lot around Seattle.RaceBannon said:
If there is a shortage it's in two areascreepycoug said:
Been meaning to ask you this question ... for realz realz not internet realz.RaceBannon said:Trump thinks immigration should be legal and based on what the immigrant can bring to the table which has been the policy since the land was filled by the waves of eurotrash immigration. Most of whom were white so I can call them trash. And they got shit on by the ones already here. Same as it ever was
After 30 years or so of un (Chris) fettered illegal immigration mainly from the south, and the damage to our systems and my main thing, the construction industry, many of us have had enough. They could be pink tutus as far as I am concerned.
If the white people from Canada were going to vote GOP the democrats would be back the schoolhouse door to keep them out.
@CirrhosisDawg represents the GOP establishment that wants cheap labor and @MikeDamone represents the libertarian let the market figure it out - forgive me if I misrepresented your view.
I have seen wages stay stagnant for 40 years in construction thanks to both parties fucking with open borders.
I voted for Trump for the economy and to close the border and I have no problem saying so.
My industry is quite directly tied to the US domestic housing market. Everyone knows the cool down has been driven in part by i rates. That is what it is.
But we're also told that building is constrained by a lack of labor.
My views on the free flow of labor and capital are known; don't need to revisit. But is this true in the construction area? Is there a shortage of labor in the construction trades?
Axing for an amigo.
1 is skilled construction management. Im on LinkedIn and get offers daily that I don't want
2 is in the rather sudden upsurge of projects that has caught us short on skilled labor. A lot of guys gave up.
The major issue in housing stock in California is regulation
It's all kind of come together
There are still plenty of guys to sweep floors which is how yours truly got his start so I mean no offense by that
I also have always been in commercial construction so I could be wrong
Probably a combo
One of my more seriously-held views is that, when things are banging in the US economy, there are a lot of jobs people who had the luxury of being born and raised here just won't do. Maybe generational, or maybe more than that ... but the average person who grows up here doesn't want to get up and work outside, come rain or shine. -
Wound up about black flight? What the fuck are you talking about. Blacks are moving out of the inner-city of Los Angeles for the same reasons that whites moved out 50 years earlier. Get away from crime, better schools, bigger house with a yard or a pool. The difference is when whites did this 50 years ago they were smeared as racists no one is calling the blacks who are doing this racists.creepycoug said:
I can remember when "there goes the neighborhood" was reserved for the blicks moving in.MisterEm said:
MrsEm analyzes this data for a federal mandate.RaceBannon said:Let me add that part of the bleed out of Blacks from the democrats has nothing to do with Trump and everything to do with their neighborhoods being over run by illegals. Compton is 65% Mexican now and it was not a bloodless transition. It was a bloody war repeated across the country just not in the neighborhoods of the open border politicians. And lightly covered by the mainstream media
Constant racial struggle in the midwest low-income areas as well. Blacks have been pushed further and further away from the city. Neighborhood demos have flipped on their heads. Racial vitriol between blacks and Hispanics can be as bad as with whitey.
No border issues, either.
Now whitey is all wound up about blick flight.
Once again, the brownies take it in the ass. SMFH
If the Mexicalis took over Compton, then good for them for being TUFFER than their adversaries. That's how this country was founded - to the victor go the spoils. Axe @Swaye ... he'll tell you. -
Construction is an awesome industry for slackers like me. Skilled labor will always be in demand
Instead of blowing 100 grand on college go to a craft school and become a framer
It would also help if wages weren't stuck at 40 year old levels thanks to illegals and the scum that hire them
Used to be picking fruit was the job Americans won't do. Keeps expanding
You can't outsource a building to India. You can in source cheap labor and fuck that.
