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Has anyone considered the possibility that the voters enjoy having a bunch of homeless, mentally ill people out on the streets in almost every major American city?

Because we keep hearing how it’s the “politicians” who should be held responsible, but we know that 90%+ of them are just grifters looking to pad their own wallets and enrich themselves by taking lobbyist money, insider trading, and employing other slimy tactics while in office.

And why not? It wasn’t easy getting to that position (just ask AOC). So of course they are going to milk it for what it’s worth.

And if you talk with ANY random people around you…your friends, colleagues, or even just random people you will find around half of them don’t seem to care that this place has devolved into a cesspool.

I even saw a thread on Twitter where a homeless person was in extreme distress from a bacterial infection from an open wound in her leg and refused to get treated (mental illness was a 10 / 10). Then some dweeb defended the “rights” of individuals to not be institutionalized against their will, because that’s supposedly the “compassionate” position.

(That person had their leg amputated shortly after)
 

you are right on. in my area only the uneducated and slime balls vote. our area only vote freaks into office. i do not care.

walkingstick » 16 May 2024, 5:04 am » wrote: ↑

16 May 2024, 5:04 am

you are right on. in my area only the uneducated and slime balls vote. our area only vote freaks into office. i do not care.

 

LowIQTrash » 16 May 2024, 12:36 am » wrote: ↑

16 May 2024, 12:36 am

Has anyone considered the possibility that the voters enjoy having a bunch of homeless, mentally ill people out on the streets in almost every major American city?

Because we keep hearing how it’s the “politicians” who should be held responsible, but we know that 90%+ of them are just grifters looking to pad their own wallets and enrich themselves by taking lobbyist money, insider trading, and employing other slimy tactics while in office.

And why not? It wasn’t easy getting to that position (just ask AOC). So of course they are going to milk it for what it’s worth.

And if you talk with ANY random people around you…your friends, colleagues, or even just random people you will find around half of them don’t seem to care that this place has devolved into a cesspool.

I even saw a thread on Twitter where a homeless person was in extreme distress from a bacterial infection from an open wound in her leg and refused to get treated (mental illness was a 10 / 10). Then some dweeb defended the “rights” of individuals to not be institutionalized against their will, because that’s supposedly the “compassionate” position.

(That person had their leg amputated shortly after)

Sounds like the leg was the only part of her doing the right thing.

DeezerShoove » 16 May 2024, 7:26 am » wrote: ↑

16 May 2024, 7:26 am

Sounds like the leg was the only part of her doing the right thing.

She was forced into it. 
 

We care that’s why we’re pissed off

LowIQTrash » 16 May 2024, 12:36 am » wrote: ↑

16 May 2024, 12:36 am

Has anyone considered the possibility that the voters enjoy having a bunch of homeless, mentally ill people out on the streets in almost every major American city?

Because we keep hearing how it’s the “politicians” who should be held responsible, but we know that 90%+ of them are just grifters looking to pad their own wallets and enrich themselves by taking lobbyist money, insider trading, and employing other slimy tactics while in office.

And why not? It wasn’t easy getting to that position (just ask AOC). So of course they are going to milk it for what it’s worth.

And if you talk with ANY random people around you…your friends, colleagues, or even just random people you will find around half of them don’t seem to care that this place has devolved into a cesspool.

I even saw a thread on Twitter where a homeless person was in extreme distress from a bacterial infection from an open wound in her leg and refused to get treated (mental illness was a 10 / 10). Then some dweeb defended the “rights” of individuals to not be institutionalized against their will, because that’s supposedly the “compassionate” position.

(That person had their leg amputated shortly after)
 

Do you understand how planned obsolescence works in harmony with plausible deniability directing outcomes in every social reality protecting the humanities from humans understanding the kinetics to biologically evolving now in chronological order since conceived? simple yes or no response and dare you to clarify either one.

When going through the 5 levels of GRIEF....

its best to move on to #5 as soon as possible....ACCEPTANCE.

I now fully accept that America is beyond saving.
 

Sumela » 16 May 2024, 12:43 pm » wrote: ↑

16 May 2024, 12:43 pm

When going through the 5 levels of GRIEF....

its best to move on to #% as soon as possible....ACCEPTANCE.

I now fully accept that America is beyond saving.

My bro "died" exactly 2 months ago and I'm still in the denial phase 

Warcok » 16 May 2024, 1:00 pm » wrote: ↑

16 May 2024, 1:00 pm

My bro "died" exactly 2 months ago and I'm still in the denial phase

My condolences sir.  
 

Sumela » 16 May 2024, 12:43 pm » wrote: ↑

16 May 2024, 12:43 pm

When going through the 5 levels of GRIEF....

its best to move on to #5 as soon as possible....ACCEPTANCE.

I now fully accept that America is beyond saving.
 

Again you are debating emotions, I am explaining how emotions are the brain navigating life adapting in series parallel time occupying space evolving like every other form of life reproductively present.

Even inorganic molecular content is alive in changing forms shaped since combined into universal positions when eroding create the chemical combinations for life to reproduce next generations as specific as current population in the atmosphere this rotation.

Specific gravity, specific geographical areas, specific geological conditions for geometrical population of the food chain native to one unique universal point of displacing things never same form as the whole food chain present twice what it became so far.

Existential parts are whole parts of the whole exponential process sustaining everything present currently adapting to never same details as before again.

Your mind only repeats same ideas used for hundreds of generation gaps ignoring how evolving is self evident to each ancestor alive regardless human or not.

LowIQTrash » 16 May 2024, 9:42 am » wrote: ↑

16 May 2024, 9:42 am

She was forced into it.

I'm just saying her body was trying to commit autocide since her **** up brain couldn't commit to performing suicide.

I made up the word because it seems to fit: The body is saying "Get me away from this ****! Will-to-live, my ***..."

Stupid, I know. But ****... her vote counts?

Deezer's Diary-
I was in a waiting room in a medical facility a few days ago. They were checking people in and this one guy in a wheelchair needed help getting up to the window. Still had the useless plexiglass with portholes up. He had to yell as best he could and they asked his birthdate. 1934.
This only reinforced my desire to NOT make it even into my eighties much less be 90 goddamned, helpless years old.
I just cannot understand the will to live overriding basic quality of life.
Perhaps this changes as we age and get closer to "decision time". I realize it isn't merely the age but mental acuity, physical abilities, sense of purpose, etc all play a big role.
If you have none of these, why bother using handrails anymore? KnowhatImean?

DeezerShoove » 16 May 2024, 3:05 pm » wrote: ↑

16 May 2024, 3:05 pm

I'm just saying her body was trying to commit autocide since her **** up brain couldn't commit to performing suicide.

I made up the word because it seems to fit: The body is saying "Get me away from this ****! Will-to-live, my ***..."

Stupid, I know. But ****... her vote counts?

Deezer's Diary-
I was in a waiting room in a medical facility a few days ago. They were checking people in and this one guy in a wheelchair needed help getting up to the window. Still had the useless plexiglass with portholes up. He had to yell as best he could and they asked his birthdate. 1934.
This only reinforced my desire to NOT make it even into my eighties much less be 90 goddamned, helpless years old.
I just cannot understand the will to live overriding basic quality of life.
Perhaps this changes as we age and get closer to "decision time". I realize it isn't merely the age but mental acuity, physical abilities, sense of purpose, etc all play a big role.
If you have none of these, why bother using handrails anymore? KnowhatImean?

My MIL just came to that decision Monday @91 pneumonia with fluid buildup around heart...got better but refuses the c-pap...

gonna go visit her one on one Saturday with her drink of choice, Baileys to toast a few shots with her... I respect her choice...at the end if I'm lucky enough, I hope to do the same...but with some good bourbon or an IPA...
 
 

DeezerShoove » 16 May 2024, 3:05 pm » wrote: ↑

16 May 2024, 3:05 pm

I'm just saying her body was trying to commit autocide since her **** up brain couldn't commit to performing suicide.

I made up the word because it seems to fit: The body is saying "Get me away from this ****! Will-to-live, my ***..."

Stupid, I know. But ****... her vote counts?

Deezer's Diary-
I was in a waiting room in a medical facility a few days ago. They were checking people in and this one guy in a wheelchair needed help getting up to the window. Still had the useless plexiglass with portholes up. He had to yell as best he could and they asked his birthdate. 1934.
This only reinforced my desire to NOT make it even into my eighties much less be 90 goddamned, helpless years old.
I just cannot understand the will to live overriding basic quality of life.
Perhaps this changes as we age and get closer to "decision time". I realize it isn't merely the age but mental acuity, physical abilities, sense of purpose, etc all play a big role.
If you have none of these, why bother using handrails anymore? KnowhatImean?

1. I don't think someone in that state would be able to cast a vote

2. (Medical facility story) Wow, that sounds terrible.

3. I hope I do make it to 90. Maybe even 100. And able to move about / use my body regularly.

It would be kind of amusing to make a list of the most dreadful things you wanted to do but never got around to doing it (since you don't want to ruin your life at 30 - 70). After a certain point you just say "**** it." No wonder there are so many creeps and such in nursing homes. 


 

LowIQTrash » 17 May 2024, 1:45 am » wrote: ↑

17 May 2024, 1:45 am

1. I don't think someone in that state would be able to cast a vote

2. (Medical facility story) Wow, that sounds terrible.

3. I hope I do make it to 90. Maybe even 100. And able to move about / use my body regularly.

It would be kind of amusing to make a list of the most dreadful things you wanted to do but never got around to doing it (since you don't want to ruin your life at 30 - 70). After a certain point you just say "**** it." No wonder there are so many creeps and such in nursing homes.

You are preaching to the choir.   

ROG62 » 16 May 2024, 5:41 pm » wrote: ↑

16 May 2024, 5:41 pm

My MIL just came to that decision Monday @91 pneumonia with fluid buildup around heart...got better but refuses the c-pap...

gonna go visit her one on one Saturday with her drink of choice, Baileys to toast a few shots with her... I respect her choice...at the end if I'm lucky enough, I hope to do the same...but with some good bourbon or an IPA...

**** that. I'll just go for heroin.

DeezerShoove » 17 May 2024, 5:58 am » wrote: ↑

17 May 2024, 5:58 am

**** that. I'll just go for heroin.

 

Deezer Shoove » 17 May 2024, 5:53 am » wrote: ↑

17 May 2024, 5:53 am

You are preaching to the choir.  ;)  

Since when is preaching to the choir any different than preaching to the congregation choosing to believe life isn't self evident?

Since when is leading a political party to one sided decisions not dividing the species each generation gap alive every next generation gap added one great great grandchild at a time to their specific ancestral lineages lived since inception?

Since when has Academia taught brains life only exists as eternally separated in ever changing form this rotation is always yesterday's tomorrow here now future begins remining the same results twice evolving forward one rotation at a time unique to each ancestor present since conceived and not dead yet?

I have a brain that is an instinctive accountant that measures physical absolutes within evolving by my own time lived in this atmosphere uniquely me same as my siblings, my genetic combinations of chronological ancestry and relatives each generation gap existed each rotation of the planet prior to my arrival as eternally separated and since conceived upto conceiving my children, and my one child becoming 1 of 2 parents.

I have a grandchild younger than my siblings great grandchildren old enough to become parents and one sibling is died 3 years ago and still becomes a great great grandparent even though she outlived one of her children.

I see life evolving in real time and relative time logistics corrupts how that happens every generation gap.

31stArrival » 17 May 2024, 7:19 am » wrote: ↑

17 May 2024, 7:19 am

Since when is preaching to the choir any different than preaching to the congregation choosing to believe life isn't self evident?

Since when ...
Since when ...

You are a literal jackass.

Deezer Shoove » 17 May 2024, 10:47 am » wrote: ↑

17 May 2024, 10:47 am

You are a literal jackass.

Literal is atypical intellectual opinion same as figurative, relative, social consensus, ancestral traditional beliefs where as I am a genetically arrived ancestor unique in form changing shape specifically as conceived transforming into many stages of development one rotation at a time as I have discussed so many time everyone else just ignores their time evolves the same way differently in the same rotations here now.

Now was yesterday before this rotation happened, and when next rotation arrives today became yesterday every form of life changes fors shape since conceived as separate chromosomes chronologically lived to lifetimes present.

I got this idea half hour ago, Conceived to replace ancestry, born educated to believe anything else is socially possible, what is the missing link?

Reasonable doubt. All done with intellectual intentions of covering up conceived to replace eternally separates each lifetime occupying space this rotation.