We will not find justice at the hands of corrupt judges. (See YouTube videos) Judicial Benefits & Court Corruption Update / Evil Triangle of Court Corruption / Richard fine / Dr Shirley Moore slush funds /SBX 211. To end this title wave of corruption in our country must start with the corrupt judges. We can not bring evidence of corruption to corrupt judges. Los Angeles Superior Court judges are illegally and unconstitutionally taking 50,000.00 each for a total of 23 million per year.
Bad decisions lead to bad outcomes. I resent that my tax dollars are spent to subsidize teenage bastard machines whose illegitimate spawn repay the public dollar by becoming criminals that prey upon the working class and are supported at public expense in prisons. The liberal excuses spoken for criminals and thugs, saying in effect, "Don't blame them for being useless parasites on society, they are disadvantaged and cannot do any better--after all they are Black" is the worst form of racism.
That's interesting. How do you feel about your tax dollars subsidizing profits of major corporations that rob millions of their life savings?
How do you feel about your tax dollars financing the invasion and occupation of a country that was no threat to us?
How do you feel about your tax dollars supporting private mercanaries and contractors who provide little service to our troops but bill as if they are?
Don't like it a bit. Corporate welfare takes dollars where individual welfare to individuals takes cents. It is a different name for political corruption, or legalized bribery. It needs to stop. I became angry listening to this lecture and reacted more harshly than I meant to. This guy just gets up there and talks about how bad Blacks have it. I know Black professionals--nurses, lawyers, pharmacists, and business owners--who are great people. Good and bad folks are all colors.
--message continues-- Martin Luther King said to judge a person by the content of their character, not by the color of their skin. OK, will do. If a neighborhood is plagued by crime, drug/alcohol abuse, absentee fathers, then it is logical to say there is a problem. I know a 20 year old mother of five who is preg with her 6th baby. That is not good for her or her kids, or anyone else. Yet I hear somebody like this speaker lower the standards of character for a situation like that, and I get mad.
--continued-- It is like a slap in the face to people who get out there every day and work and contribute positively to their families and communities. What does the working person get? Over $1000 of every paycheck that I earn is forfeited in taxes. That is >$2000/month. It is used to subsidize bad choices--bastards, drug addicts, boozers, crooks. Over over multiple generations. Corporate crooks, too. You throw out my objection to tax $ wasted on human parasites by asking about the other.
--cont--Two wrongs do not make a right. Corporate welfare is wrong, and so is the welfare system that keeps people down rather than making them productive. Take away the corporate subsidies for the richest and most profitable companies and instead give them incentives to give affordable on-site child-care to the bastard machine to get out there and work for her dollars. Teach them skills, apprentiships. Make some change to the system so healthcare is available for anybody who works.
--cont-- I would not care if my taxes stay high if they support something good, like American infrastructure and strong communities. Drug treatment. Sex-education that teaches reality instead of religious-based abstinence-only bullcrap. Mental health care. Welfare to the truly disabled--not just the perpetually pregnant. Schools that teach critical thinking and self-respect. A cultural shift to valuing literacy and common sense And yes, disapproves of and does not subsidize bad behavior.
--cont--My sis-in-law spouts off the racist line that the standards must be lower for Blacks because they cannot rise above their circumstances. It always makes me furious. She voted against Obama, no doubt because he proves her pet theory wrong. We have a cousin who is a Welfare bastard machine, and her oldest is already in prison, and I resent her. My next door neighbor, who is Black, is a fine person, a camera-man for a local TV station, and I would welcome him into the family, if I could.
--conclusion--I became angry listening to this lecture because I think it is an insult to people of color to not respect their strengths and potential, to just classify them as victims. To not acknowledge the many beatuiful people of color who are out there every day living right. President Obama symbolizes a new era--a time for all of us to remake America to be even better, and that means fixing the problems in our poor neighborhoods. We are united in our humanity.
@subesne I do not believe it to be an insult to black people to speak historical truths. Although blacks have the intelectual abilities and other traits to succeed in America it does not overshadow the fact that they have been if not victims subjugated under white supremecy the past 500 years. Even with equal ability the resources are unequal and that is what fascilitates the divide. I do agree that we are all human!!
We will not find justice at the hands of corrupt judges. (See YouTube videos) Judicial Benefits & Court Corruption Update / Evil Triangle of Court Corruption / Richard fine / Dr Shirley Moore slush funds /SBX 211. To end this title wave of corruption in our country must start with the corrupt judges. We can not bring evidence of corruption to corrupt judges. Los Angeles Superior Court judges are illegally and unconstitutionally taking 50,000.00 each for a total of 23 million per year.
danielcooper1000 1 year ago
Bad decisions lead to bad outcomes. I resent that my tax dollars are spent to subsidize teenage bastard machines whose illegitimate spawn repay the public dollar by becoming criminals that prey upon the working class and are supported at public expense in prisons. The liberal excuses spoken for criminals and thugs, saying in effect, "Don't blame them for being useless parasites on society, they are disadvantaged and cannot do any better--after all they are Black" is the worst form of racism.
subesne 3 years ago
That's interesting. How do you feel about your tax dollars subsidizing profits of major corporations that rob millions of their life savings?
How do you feel about your tax dollars financing the invasion and occupation of a country that was no threat to us?
How do you feel about your tax dollars supporting private mercanaries and contractors who provide little service to our troops but bill as if they are?
jcassens 3 years ago
Don't like it a bit. Corporate welfare takes dollars where individual welfare to individuals takes cents. It is a different name for political corruption, or legalized bribery. It needs to stop. I became angry listening to this lecture and reacted more harshly than I meant to. This guy just gets up there and talks about how bad Blacks have it. I know Black professionals--nurses, lawyers, pharmacists, and business owners--who are great people. Good and bad folks are all colors.
subesne 3 years ago
--message continues-- Martin Luther King said to judge a person by the content of their character, not by the color of their skin. OK, will do. If a neighborhood is plagued by crime, drug/alcohol abuse, absentee fathers, then it is logical to say there is a problem. I know a 20 year old mother of five who is preg with her 6th baby. That is not good for her or her kids, or anyone else. Yet I hear somebody like this speaker lower the standards of character for a situation like that, and I get mad.
subesne 3 years ago
--continued-- It is like a slap in the face to people who get out there every day and work and contribute positively to their families and communities. What does the working person get? Over $1000 of every paycheck that I earn is forfeited in taxes. That is >$2000/month. It is used to subsidize bad choices--bastards, drug addicts, boozers, crooks. Over over multiple generations. Corporate crooks, too. You throw out my objection to tax $ wasted on human parasites by asking about the other.
subesne 3 years ago
--cont--Two wrongs do not make a right. Corporate welfare is wrong, and so is the welfare system that keeps people down rather than making them productive. Take away the corporate subsidies for the richest and most profitable companies and instead give them incentives to give affordable on-site child-care to the bastard machine to get out there and work for her dollars. Teach them skills, apprentiships. Make some change to the system so healthcare is available for anybody who works.
subesne 3 years ago
--cont-- I would not care if my taxes stay high if they support something good, like American infrastructure and strong communities. Drug treatment. Sex-education that teaches reality instead of religious-based abstinence-only bullcrap. Mental health care. Welfare to the truly disabled--not just the perpetually pregnant. Schools that teach critical thinking and self-respect. A cultural shift to valuing literacy and common sense And yes, disapproves of and does not subsidize bad behavior.
subesne 3 years ago
--cont--My sis-in-law spouts off the racist line that the standards must be lower for Blacks because they cannot rise above their circumstances. It always makes me furious. She voted against Obama, no doubt because he proves her pet theory wrong. We have a cousin who is a Welfare bastard machine, and her oldest is already in prison, and I resent her. My next door neighbor, who is Black, is a fine person, a camera-man for a local TV station, and I would welcome him into the family, if I could.
subesne 3 years ago
--conclusion--I became angry listening to this lecture because I think it is an insult to people of color to not respect their strengths and potential, to just classify them as victims. To not acknowledge the many beatuiful people of color who are out there every day living right. President Obama symbolizes a new era--a time for all of us to remake America to be even better, and that means fixing the problems in our poor neighborhoods. We are united in our humanity.
subesne 3 years ago
@subesne I do not believe it to be an insult to black people to speak historical truths. Although blacks have the intelectual abilities and other traits to succeed in America it does not overshadow the fact that they have been if not victims subjugated under white supremecy the past 500 years. Even with equal ability the resources are unequal and that is what fascilitates the divide. I do agree that we are all human!!
denlee87 1 year ago
DWARF
apJAzzfusiondruMmer 3 years ago
The comments are limited to just a few characters, so I to kept it brief 3 months ago. You cannot object to what I said, for I only spoke the truth.
subesne 3 years ago
robert b reich. FIREPLUG
apJAzzfusiondruMmer 3 years ago