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Americans don't want to fund the church in Close to Politics ·
Look,
you're definitely not some kind of saint!
Saints always get handed the best ideas on a silver platter. 🤣
Americans don't want to fund the church in Close to Politics ·
They were probably talking about some health PDF or something.
blood pressure, blood sugar, all that jazz... 🤣

I mean, I’m basically a saint, right?
Americans don't want to fund the church in Close to Politics ·
A few people were acting all worried,
but honestly, I don't even know what I'd do to him 🤣
Americans don't want to fund the church in Close to Politics ·
Grace Wood5 said:😲 So you're claiming they'd basically drag you to church by force and harass you until you agreed to vote 'no'?
Those religious zealots are absolute monsters, I swear. 🙂

just look at the local Bishop 😁
Americans don't want to fund the church in Close to Politics ·
Man, Nathan Brooks4,
you’re absolutely crushing it! 😁
Americans don't want to fund the church in Close to Politics ·
Nathan Brooks4 said:The communists always had their sights set on dismantling the Catholic Church.
And honestly, it feels like today’s power players are just carrying that same torch.
So, what is the average American actually doing about it? 🤷


Americans aren't doing a damn thing about it.
They’re too busy worrying about trash bins and garbage cans
sitting right next to the church gates.😁
Standard of living in Cuba is better than in America in Close to Politics ·
Jeffrey Hughes91 said:It’s hardly surprising. Opportunism is just... human, I suppose. If Franjo Harmon had handed me a factory, I’d be singing his praises right along with her. It’s the same deal if I’d been born under Josip Broz Marshall and joined the Party. Everyone wants a free lunch. Who wouldn't?

😁

Look, I'm telling you right now, that kind of stuff just didn't exist back under socialism.
So, I was checking out the latest absolute circus happening over at the local precinct today, and honestly, it’s just straight-up banditry at this point. It feels like every single thing they touch turns into some kind of shady, low-life hustle.
I am just way too much.
Standard of living in Cuba is better than in America in Close to Politics ·
Look, you were totally misinformed from the jump,
so honestly, your take doesn't carry any weight here.
When it comes down to the actual conclusions...😁
Standard of living in Cuba is better than in America in Close to Politics ·
The answer is actually pretty simple:
we just need to drink away this whole Franjo Harmon style capitalism! 🙂
Standard of living in Cuba is better than in America in Close to Politics ·
Jeffrey Hughes91 said:I wish I could go back to being a kid too, where someone else wipes my ass and feeds me, but life doesn't really work that way. Still, I suppose there's some logic there... for a seven-year-old, anyway.☕.

Now they'll probably start spouting some tired slogan about Harmon and the Church.🤣.

only when there's a fancy ceremony involved 😁
Standard of living in Cuba is better than in America in Close to Politics ·
Karen Rodriguez3 said:I mean, yeah, but wouldn't she just... if you didn't have to stress about competition, landing contracts, hiring people, salaries, taxes, or all those other headaches... maybe someone else would handle the boring stuff😁

if you're hand-picked for the job,
then sign me up too.

I know I'm probably a little smarter than average,
but honestly, I'd jump at the chance to fit right into a role like that.😁
Standard of living in Cuba is better than in America in Close to Politics ·
Jeffrey Hughes91 said:Exactly this 👍. It’s a brutally objective look at what life is actually like in Cuba. I guess I suspected this might happen—behind all our romanticized notions of that socialist corner of the world, there's just basic human nature, which is pretty much the same everywhere. If anyone wants that lifestyle, they should just move to their "paradise." Sure, America isn't Norway by any standard, but I wouldn't want to live in Cuba either. This system works because it gives you the freedom to shape your own life. Want to focus on your career? You can. Study, work hard, and suddenly the whole EU market is open to your ambitions. Want to prioritize family? You can, and the state even helps out with various incentives for having kids. Want to travel and see the world? Go ahead. Freedom implies responsibility, and I suppose some people just prefer being spoon-fed through life. That's different. ☕ Anyone still preaching about how "great" Cuba is should probably ditch their computer, phone, and all those other Western evils and just move there. ☕

😁

written by barbaluki.
but it isn't for everyone,
and it doesn't fulfill every single little wish.
Standard of living in Cuba is better than in America in Close to Politics ·
Yeah.
I seriously wish people would stop glossing over the fact that
theft is basically running rampant across the US.😁
Standard of living in Cuba is better than in America in Close to Politics ·
You’re just so incredibly obsessed with everything Western,
it’s like you can’t even see how much they’re actually lacking
- seriously, you're blind to it.

So, are you even an American?😁
Standard of living in Cuba is better than in America in Close to Politics ·
That's exactly how the Western media outlets spin it,
and they absolutely love their little obsession with Cuba.
Ever since Hoover was around...😁
Standard of living in Cuba is better than in America in Close to Politics ·
Has there been a spike in missing persons cases around here,
or am I just seeing things?

I heard that half-baked psycho from San Francisco
was actually working on that case.
We're standing right here in front of Cuba☕
Standard of living in Cuba is better than in America in Close to Politics ·
Karen Rodriguez3 said:I've been waiting for over twenty years myself, so yeah, nothing yet.
I just want a cheap apartment and maybe half a beach house like the ones those well-connected types used to build—you know, the ones who snagged all the places my parents paid top dollar for, even though they only ever saw them in brochures.☕
Those same people probably swindled whatever was left, too.

Man, why haven't I ignored you yet... I'm literally just sitting here chewing my lip because your posts get me so worked up.😢

🙂

You can't be sitting there sipping Gatorade in a democracy!
We just need to wake people up 🙂
Standard of living in Cuba is better than in America in Close to Politics ·
crimsonwolf20 said:The truth is, there are no
actually honest or decent socialists (or even the opportunists lounging in comfy office chairs within a socialist system)
it only exists in the minds of naive idealists
who believe you can run a society fairly through sheer force

That’s why we need to reel in the scope of power and move past this whole socialist legacy once and for all.
We're slowly sinking, just maybe a little slower than when the old socialist America collapsed. ☕


like I already told you:
you're definitely an interesting case study
and we've got nothing but respect for the honest admins here😁
Standard of living in Cuba is better than in America in Close to Politics ·
I’m just sitting here waiting,
honestly just praying I get my (stolen) property back
and that those thieves get kicked to the curb once and for all
- maybe send 'em straight to San Quentin, Alcatraz, or Rikers Island😁
Standard of living in Cuba is better than in America in Close to Politics ·
George Morgan3 said:Oh, absolutely, 😁

http://hotair.com/archives/2010/12/1...n-health-care/

it turns out they just whisked them away to a hospital reserved for the political elite 🤣—the only one in town that actually has an intact roof. 😂

😁

Cuba is actually outperforming us.
Are we all seriously okay with that?