Baltimore

[Zlaxer]

well done.

My major complaint is that Democrats take no responsibility for this and act like things can't be improved. All these policies, we'll hear more of them tonight. Sadly, end in failure, and it's worst for browny.

My complaint is people who think that it is caused by inferior races who just want handouts when lack of investment is the real cause.

I don't believe it is caused by race at all. In fact, looking at US cities, it appears to be caused by voting for Democrats for decades.

No one here honestly believes you do - stop playing the lefts fucking game.

[C-Mag]

Trump was right to call out these cities. He's going to win this issue.

[Zlaxer]

Trump was right to call out these cities. He's going to win this issue.

Really? and who is the contingency that will be convinced? The sides ain't moving.

[C-Mag]

Trump was right to call out these cities. He's going to win this issue.

Really? and who is the contingency that will be convinced? The sides ain't moving.

Conditions in Baltimore will improve because of the spotlight put on the conditions there.

It will aid in the shift of the Black vote away from the Democrat party to a more balanced situation.

I don't believe the current polarization of the US is necessarily all we can expect from the future.

[Zlaxer]

Trump was right to call out these cities. He's going to win this issue.

Really? and who is the contingency that will be convinced? The sides ain't moving.

Conditions in Baltimore will improve because of the spotlight put on the conditions there.

It will aid in the shift of the Black vote away from the Democrat party to a more balanced situation.

I don't believe the current polarization of the US is necessarily all we can expect from the future.

Hey....I have this bridge here...that I'd like to sell ya....

[Hanarchy Montanarchy]

Stratification is often a result of economic dynamism. It's just capitalism, bruh. If you don't like it, move to China you godamn commie.

I don't think Elijah Cummings would agree with you.

As far as I can tell, Cummings thinks that a lot of black people in Baltimore are doing fine thanks to a vigorous production sector, and wants more investment of public resources to help the rest.

Sounds like he agrees with me, and isn't a capitalism hating malcontent that wants to glass industrial centers because they exploit people... like a a godamn communist.

[C-Mag]

Stratification is often a result of economic dynamism. It's just capitalism, bruh. If you don't like it, move to China you godamn commie.

I don't think Elijah Cummings would agree with you.

As far as I can tell, Cummings thinks that a lot of black people in Baltimore are doing fine thanks to a vigorous production sector, and wants more investment of public resources to help the rest.

Sounds like he agrees with me, and isn't a capitalism hating malcontent that wants to glass industrial centers because they exploit people... like a a godamn communist.

Check his website. https://cummings.house.gov/

Capitalism doesn't mean exploiting people. Crony capitalism does.

[Zlaxer]

I don't think Elijah Cummings would agree with you.

As far as I can tell, Cummings thinks that a lot of black people in Baltimore are doing fine thanks to a vigorous production sector, and wants more investment of public resources to help the rest.

Sounds like he agrees with me, and isn't a capitalism hating malcontent that wants to glass industrial centers because they exploit people... like a a godamn communist.

Check his website. https://cummings.house.gov/

Capitalism doesn't mean exploiting people. Crony capitalism does.

[Montegriffo]

well done.

My major complaint is that Democrats take no responsibility for this and act like things can't be improved. All these policies, we'll hear more of them tonight. Sadly, end in failure, and it's worst for browny.

My complaint is people who think that it is caused by inferior races who just want handouts when lack of investment is the real cause.

I don't believe it is caused by race at all. In fact, looking at US cities, it appears to be caused by voting for Democrats for decades.

I wouldn't accuse you of believing that.

Voting Democrat is going to be the only option in deprived areas because Republicans say things like ''you should work harder'' and they attack any form of welfare spending or infrastructure investment as encouraging laziness.
If you are poor and living in a shithole you're not going to vote for the party of tax cuts and reduced government spending are you?
Doesn't mean the Dems are responsible for the mess just because the poor feel like they are the only party that cares.

I'm not convinced that either team really cares about anything but re-election.

[Hanarchy Montanarchy]

I don't think Elijah Cummings would agree with you.

As far as I can tell, Cummings thinks that a lot of black people in Baltimore are doing fine thanks to a vigorous production sector, and wants more investment of public resources to help the rest.

Sounds like he agrees with me, and isn't a capitalism hating malcontent that wants to glass industrial centers because they exploit people... like a a godamn communist.

Check his website. https://cummings.house.gov/

Capitalism doesn't mean exploiting people. Crony capitalism does.

Supply-side economics, exemplified by the Republicans' tax bill that further enriches major corporations and our most affluent citizens while doing little to lift up the lives of everyday working American families, have not been shown to significantly promote economic growth. I support Demand-side economics, focused upon the moderation of federal taxes for working families, targeted support for the small businesses that create most of our jobs, and increased federal investment in education, health care, cleaner energy, affordable housing and public transportation.

A quote from Cummings on his economic outlook. Pretty standard centrist stuff, really. Certainly not anti-business, or anti-market. If you think political polarization is bad, Cummings is a work-across-the-aisle politician, and one of the earlier Dems open to working with Trump during the usual grace period we give a POTUS to learn the job.

Focus on the middle class, working families and small businesses... sounds like a more sensible National Review think-piece.

Accusations of 'crony capitalism' are just the economic right's version of "we haven't tried real socialism." Silly True Scotsman nonsense.