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I think it is fair to debate the need and amount of money

Posted on: December 24, 2020 at 10:41:28 CT
hokie VT
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that should go to citizens (legal ones) and small businesses devastated by the government.

Reparations are in order, imo.

It is an entirely different thing imo, to give piles of money to foreign countries and pet projects whether here or abroad.

People need help. We should help American people, not pakistanis.
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People b*tching about Trump's pardons - Sal MU - 12/24 10:33:46
     RE: People b*tching about Trump's pardons - raskolnikov MU - 12/24 12:50:13
     I think it is fair to debate the need and amount of money - hokie VT - 12/24 10:41:28
          So we should debate handouts for citizens and businesses - tigerdb MU - 12/24 11:06:31
               Is that what i said? Ask The Idiot to read and explain it. - hokie VT - 12/24 11:14:38
                    If that isn't what you said, then what the fvck were you - tigerdb MU - 12/24 11:20:03
                         Do you understand the word "debate"? It is fair to debate - hokie VT - 12/24 11:24:32
                              Ok - expand on your point of the debate: should citizens - tigerdb MU - 12/24 11:37:59
               Yes, it should be done at a local level - Sal MU - 12/24 11:14:10
          keep your hands out of my pockets (nm) - pickle MU - 12/24 10:55:09
          Ever heard of a thing called charity?(nm) - meatiger MU - 12/24 10:53:08
               Sounds familiar. You need a couple bucks? nm - hokie VT - 12/24 11:05:23
                    why are you unable to have a discussion? (nm) - pickle MU - 12/24 11:06:44
                         he's a coward is one reason (nm) - SwampTiger MU - 12/24 11:09:22
          So help them (nm) - SwampTiger MU - 12/24 10:43:58
     Two constants - meatiger MU - 12/24 10:37:49




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