Now I want gravy on something but it's a Fast Day. Dammit.
We used to get gravy fries at Denny's when we used to go there after the bars closed. Of course that was the early 70's so things have probably changed.
Once or twice, because poutine. I still prefer to dip my fries in mayo, like the good Yurpean socialist that I am.
I guess I should try the Tim Horton's poutine or something basic like that. I had some at a fancier sit-down place that Welly took us to and dear lord it was horrible. They put like tarragon and blue cheese and all sorts of stuff that sounds like it should be good but it was inedible.
"This once-in-a-lifetime deadly pandemic has already accomplished what socialism aims to do," Sanders said in his concession speech. Bernie Sanders Drops Out As Campaign Goals Of Locking Everyone Up, Destroying Economy Already Achieved
Actually, no. It was disenfranchised people fearing the "loss of their country" stoked by the FOX propaganda machine (which had its own money driving its content), as well as an anemic Democratic Party refusing to think ahead and simply let (a very well-qualified) Hillary rise to the top because "it's her turn."
Her inability to deal with the chaotic bully TV personality is her own fault - but to contend that people weren't thinking is to misunderstand what happened. Both sides of the coin were thinking in their own way.
Actually, no. It was disenfranchised people fearing the "loss of their country" stoked by the FOX propaganda machine (which had its own money driving its content), as well as an anemic Democratic Party refusing to think ahead and simply let (a very well-qualified) Hillary rise to the top because "it's her turn."
Her inability to deal with the chaotic bully TV personality is her own fault - but to contend that people weren't thinking is to misunderstand what happened. Both sides of the coin were thinking in their own way.
Actually, it was the goddam electoral college.
More specifically, it was that goddam Article II, Section 1 of the U.S. Constitution.
Actually, no. It was disenfranchised people fearing the "loss of their country" stoked by the FOX propaganda machine (which had its own money driving its content), as well as an anemic Democratic Party refusing to think ahead and simply let (a very well-qualified) Hillary rise to the top because "it's her turn."
Her inability to deal with the chaotic bully TV personality is her own fault - but to contend that people weren't thinking is to misunderstand what happened. Both sides of the coin were thinking in their own way.
Sanders is unlikely to become President but he might have a greater, lasting influence on policy than many. Sanders can be sometimes a little confused about some issues in the Mid-East but nonetheless, I strongly believe that the USA would be far safer and the Mid-East would be less violent and more stable under a Bernie Sanders presidency.
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It's the thoughtful, well-reasoned dialogue that keeps me coming back to the RP forums. Of course, this reply above is the Readers' Digest version.
Sanders is unlikely to become President but he might have a greater, lasting influence on policy than many. Sanders can be sometimes a little confused about some issues in the Mid-East but nonetheless, I strongly believe that the USA would be far safer and the Mid-East would be less violent and more stable under a Bernie Sanders presidency.
"This once-in-a-lifetime deadly pandemic has already accomplished what socialism aims to do," Sanders said in his concession speech. Bernie Sanders Drops Out As Campaign Goals Of Locking Everyone Up, Destroying Economy Already Achieved
"Ah, being a rich socialist is pretty great, isn't it?"
No. Absolutely. Several socialist countries along with a number of more traditional, authoritarian regimes actually do boast better per capita GDP numbers than the USA. See here for example: List of countries by GDP (PPP) per capita.
Then there are those pesky health outcomes and other socio-economic indicators. The USA ranks behind the B teams. Pretty dismal.
Sanders is unlikely to become President but he might have a greater, lasting influence on policy than many. Sanders can be sometimes a little confused about some issues in the Mid-East but nonetheless, I strongly believe that the USA would be far safer and the Mid-East would be less violent and more stable under a Bernie Sanders presidency.
"This once-in-a-lifetime deadly pandemic has already accomplished what socialism aims to do," Sanders said in his concession speech. Bernie Sanders Drops Out As Campaign Goals Of Locking Everyone Up, Destroying Economy Already Achieved
