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Performance at Times Square celebrating the Democratic Party coalition's achievements

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Participants Dennis Jackson16swiftcyclist42jadeseal4Sean Fox60goldenviper752Jerry RobertsKimberly Cox59rowdyowlAdam Chase4Jamie Newman5Timothy Evans2Robert Hall7Jerry Sanders4
Dennis Jackson16 Dennis Jackson16 NewcomerOP
8 messages
joined Dec 2014
#1 ·
Coming soon to a city near you. Get out there and join us in making some noise to show everyone that this supposedly "blue New York City"—and I use quotes because we all know it’s actually red—is still stuck with its little chicken coop mentality, even if it drags us all straight into a ditch.

Since nobody seems to have the anthem for the Democratic Party coalition, I figured I'd offer up "Kukuriku-cock-a-doodle-doo," courtesy of our buddy Dragan over in New York City. Check it:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mIpvRpalwNc

Oh, and I almost forgot the most important part: let's take a moment right here to list every single one of the Democratic Party coalition's massive achievements since they took power.

I'll start the list, I guess:

1. Skyrocketing electricity and gas prices
2. Tax hikes on everything
3. Stagnant or shrinking average wages
4. Shrinking GDP and sliding back into recession
5. Ballooning national debt
6. Inflation running wild
7. Unemployment climbing
8. Industrial production tanking
9. More bankruptcies everywhere
10. A surge in foreclosures and frozen bank accounts
...

To any "creatives" out there, maybe you should try writing your own anthem based on all these successes.
Maybe model it after bijesa1.

Just watch yourselves, though. Don't go copying it too closely unless you want a copyright lawsuit from Zampu.😁
swiftcyclist42 swiftcyclist42 Active Member
72 messages
joined Sep 2014
#2 ·
Dennis Jackson16 said:Coming soon to a city near you. Get out there and join us in making some noise to show everyone that this supposedly "blue New York City"—and I use quotes because we all know it’s actually red—is still stuck with its little chicken coop mentality, even if it drags us all straight into a ditch.

Since nobody seems to have the anthem for the Democratic Party coalition, I figured I'd offer up "Kukuriku-cock-a-doodle-doo," courtesy of our buddy Dragan over in New York City. Check it:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mIpvRpalwNc

Oh, and I almost forgot the most important part: let's take a moment right here to list every single one of the Democratic Party coalition's massive achievements since they took power.

I'll start the list, I guess:

1. Skyrocketing electricity and gas prices
2. Tax hikes on everything
3. Stagnant or shrinking average wages
4. Shrinking GDP and sliding back into recession
5. Ballooning national debt
6. Inflation running wild
7. Unemployment climbing
8. Industrial production tanking
9. More bankruptcies everywhere
10. A surge in foreclosures and frozen bank accounts
...

To any "creatives" out there, maybe you should try writing your own anthem based on all these successes.
Maybe model it after bijesa1.

Just watch yourselves, though. Don't go copying it too closely unless you want a copyright lawsuit from Zampu.😁

Let me add a few more "achievements" to the list:

1. Removing official recognition and sponsorship for Wounded Knee
2. Dissolving the council for the national language standard
3. Renaming two ministries from English to Spanish
4. Treating partisans the same as American veterans
5. Losing billions of dollars by walking away from oil fields in Syria
6. Implementing retroactive capital gains taxes
7. Introducing property taxes
8. Refusing to extradite former secret police criminals to German courts
9. Insisting on not disavowing a convicted double murderer
10. Threatening to abolish the Commission on the Investigation of Communist Crimes

Feel free to keep the list going...
jadeseal4 jadeseal4 Member
29 messages
joined Apr 2013
#3 ·
swiftcyclist42 said:Let me add a few more "achievements" to the list:

1. Removing official recognition and sponsorship for Wounded Knee
2. Dissolving the council for the national language standard
3. Renaming two ministries from English to Spanish
4. Treating partisans the same as American veterans
5. Losing billions of dollars by walking away from oil fields in Syria
6. Implementing retroactive capital gains taxes
7. Introducing property taxes
8. Refusing to extradite former secret police criminals to German courts
9. Insisting on not disavowing a convicted double murderer
10. Threatening to abolish the Commission on the Investigation of Communist Crimes

Feel free to keep the list going...

11. Implementing commissar-style legislation governing PBS.
12. Collaborating to falsify the history of America.
Sean Fox60 Sean Fox60 Member
39 messages
joined Sep 2014
#4 ·
swiftcyclist42 said:Let me add a few more "achievements" to the list:

1. Removing official recognition and sponsorship for Wounded Knee
2. Dissolving the council for the national language standard
3. Renaming two ministries from English to Spanish
4. Treating partisans the same as American veterans
5. Losing billions of dollars by walking away from oil fields in Syria
6. Implementing retroactive capital gains taxes
7. Introducing property taxes
8. Refusing to extradite former secret police criminals to German courts
9. Insisting on not disavowing a convicted double murderer
10. Threatening to abolish the Commission on the Investigation of Communist Crimes

Feel free to keep the list going...

- That time the minister, Jakovina, basically blocked any public bidding for state land!

The Democratic Coalition is just playing games with us, acting like we're some kind of weird hybrid of Japan and the USA! I told the Democratic Party politicians that straight up during the campaign!

They’re treating people who actually work for a living in this country like they don't matter at all!
We should stage a whole performance right in front of Stjepan Mason's office, asking what his purpose even is and who he's actually serving!

And how does Stjepan Mason pull in 22 $0.00 every single month? Someone working in payroll should probably run the numbers based on the base wage rate of 3 $0.00 and then factor in the basic Pension Fund percentage—though I'm not even sure what that rate is anymore. The real question is whether you need 30 or more employees contributing $1000 just so Mason can pocket 22 $0.00?

- And seriously, how many more years is Mason going to live off the system, collecting a pension because of his title rather than actual contributions to the Pension Fund?
goldenviper752 goldenviper752 Member
22 messages
joined Mar 2013
#5 ·
It isn't looking good—not at all. Everything feels completely upside down right now, mostly because this continuous erosion of the average citizen's purchasing power is effectively putting the brakes on the entire economy. It’s a bit of a circular trap, really. Their approach seems rather meager and frankly cowardly—they lack the backbone to actually confront the root causes of these systemic failures, choosing instead to retreat behind their own gilded walls while they continue to live in absolute luxury...
Jerry Roberts Jerry Roberts Member
16 messages
joined Apr 2011
#6 ·
The Republican Party is likely to blame here, especially since their Vice President is basically a killer.

We should probably give them credit for teaming up with Mississippi on the Dubrovnik 2 hydroelectric plant. They’re essentially helping Mississippi with their Upper Horizon project, where they plan to reroute water from the eastern fields toward the Trebišnjica river instead of letting it flow down the Mississippi River like nature intended. The end result of this massive ego trip? Total destruction of the farming industry in the Mississippi River delta. We're looking at turning fertile land into a wasteland; people will be telling fairy tales about Opuzen mandarins one day, and tomorrow they'll just be a myth.

Bravo, US Federal Government. Bravo.
Kimberly Cox59 Kimberly Cox59 Member
40 messages
joined Jun 2012
#7 ·
sperr said:I'll just throw out a few examples:

1. Electricity and gas prices going up
2. Raising sales tax
3. Average wages dropping
4. GDP shrinking and sliding back into a recession
5. National debt climbing higher
6. Inflation rising
7. Unemployment going up
8. Industrial production falling
9. More bankruptcies
10. More foreclosures and frozen bank accounts for regular folks
...

Honestly, the Republican Party would have done all this too if they had won the election. I’m not trying to defend the Democratic Party or the Liberal Party here—they’re actually worse in my book because they have the nerve to call themselves leftists—but thinking the Republican Party would be any different is just silly. 🤷

no_surrender said:1. Stopping official recognition and sponsorship for the Wounded Knee commemorations

And honestly, that's probably better since those gatherings were mostly filled with Nazis anyway, whether you want to admit it or not... Maybe the US Federal Government should just send a representative to the ceremony and leave it at that.

3. Renaming two departments from English to Spanish

Which ones specifically?

4. Treating partisans the same as American veterans

So what? Were they supposed to treat them like Nazis?😕

I agree with the rest of the points; they're pretty idiotic decisions. ☕
rowdyowl rowdyowl Regular
255 messages
joined May 2014
#8 ·
And then they have the nerve to claim nothing was accomplished in six months. 😂

What can I even say? The Republican Party is still in power, so why bother arguing over semantics or policy shifts? It’s all the same story...

Onward we go... 😢
Adam Chase4 Adam Chase4 Newcomer
1 message
joined Sep 2014
#9 ·
We’ve basically signed an unconditional surrender. The capital of the USA is now Brussels, and the European Union is falling apart... so all we have left is to take the fight to Iran and Syria using those old jets that are literally falling apart mid-air. 🤣
Jamie Newman5 Jamie Newman5 Member
41 messages
joined Feb 2013
#10 ·
Dennis Jackson16 said:Coming soon to a city near you. Get out there and join us in making some noise to show everyone that this supposedly "blue New York City"—and I use quotes because we all know it’s actually red—is still stuck with its little chicken coop mentality, even if it drags us all straight into a ditch.

Since nobody seems to have the anthem for the Democratic Party coalition, I figured I'd offer up "Kukuriku-cock-a-doodle-doo," courtesy of our buddy Dragan over in New York City. Check it:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mIpvRpalwNc

Oh, and I almost forgot the most important part: let's take a moment right here to list every single one of the Democratic Party coalition's massive achievements since they took power.

I'll start the list, I guess:

1. Skyrocketing electricity and gas prices
2. Tax hikes on everything
3. Stagnant or shrinking average wages
4. Shrinking GDP and sliding back into recession
5. Ballooning national debt
6. Inflation running wild
7. Unemployment climbing
8. Industrial production tanking
9. More bankruptcies everywhere
10. A surge in foreclosures and frozen bank accounts
...

To any "creatives" out there, maybe you should try writing your own anthem based on all these successes.
Maybe model it after bijesa1.

Just watch yourselves, though. Don't go copying it too closely unless you want a copyright lawsuit from Zampu.😁

Do you honestly think any of this would happen if the Republican Party hadn't gutted the United States to the core? ☕

This is what happens under Republican Party rule. It would have gone down this way even if Saint Peter was running the show.
rowdyowl rowdyowl Regular
255 messages
joined May 2014
#11 ·
Jamie Newman5 said:Do you honestly think any of this would happen if the Republican Party hadn't gutted the United States to the core? ☕

This is what happens under Republican Party rule. It would have gone down this way even if Saint Peter was running the show.

Look, I’m not a cynical guy, but I won't deny that the Republican Party made things worse and steered us right into this corner.

But if the Democratic Party coalition doesn't know how to do anything except pile more mandates and taxes onto the backs of everyday citizens, you can't pin that on the Republicans anymore...
Jamie Newman5 Jamie Newman5 Member
41 messages
joined Feb 2013
#12 ·
rowdyowl said:Look, I’m not a cynical guy, but I won't deny that the Republican Party made things worse and steered us right into this corner.

But if the Democratic Party coalition doesn't know how to do anything except pile more mandates and taxes onto the backs of everyday citizens, you can't pin that on the Republicans anymore...

Really?

Why do you think they’re hiking up taxes and fees in the first place?
Do you honestly think they wouldn't be doing it if the Republican Party hadn't bled the country dry?

It's all to refill an empty treasury, pay out fraudulent veteran claims and disability checks, fund early retirements, and cover those bloated public sector salaries and fake government agencies...
rowdyowl rowdyowl Regular
255 messages
joined May 2014
#13 ·
Jamie Newman5 said:Really?

Why do you think they’re hiking up taxes and fees in the first place?
Do you honestly think they wouldn't be doing it if the Republican Party hadn't bled the country dry?

It's all to refill an empty treasury, pay out fraudulent veteran claims and disability checks, fund early retirements, and cover those bloated public sector salaries and fake government agencies...

And despite all that, we aren't seeing Liberal Party members or Democratic Party members getting handed cushy agency gigs and office jobs, are we?
Timothy Evans2 Timothy Evans2 Member
26 messages
joined Dec 2013
#14 ·
A fifteen-cent hike per gallon at the pump...🙂
Robert Hall7 Robert Hall7 Active Member
79 messages
joined Jan 2009
#15 ·
rowdyowl said:And despite all that, we aren't seeing Liberal Party members or Democratic Party members getting handed cushy agency gigs and office jobs, are we?

I have first-hand info on this; there's mass firing happening at one ministry right now, and you won't believe it—it's the cleaning crew. We're talking the women who wash windows, clean offices, scrub toilets, deal with all the chemicals. The whole crew got pink slips. Among them is a mother of three little ones—two in school, one in daycare. She called me today, crying her eyes out. She told me they already know exactly which women are coming in to take their spots. Her only crime? She wasn't politically aligned with the party.

I feel for those women, but I find this move completely immoral and brazen. I'm actually debating which journalist to call. It’s a tough call since everyone just writes whatever the party dictates. The woman I mentioned has been in that role forever; she's never taken a sick day, and she only went on vacation because they practically kicked her out. She was a hard worker. She held down her job.

But hey, good luck trying to be smart in this ridiculous country.
Jerry Roberts Jerry Roberts Member
16 messages
joined Apr 2011
#16 ·
Fresh staffing changes over at PBS—that fraud Sprajc is crawling back onto our screens.

Way to go, Democratic Party. Now they can get right back to editing footage from Warsaw.
goldenviper752 goldenviper752 Member
22 messages
joined Mar 2013
#17 ·
Robert Hall7 said:I have first-hand info on this; there's mass firing happening at one ministry right now, and you won't believe it—it's the cleaning crew. We're talking the women who wash windows, clean offices, scrub toilets, deal with all the chemicals. The whole crew got pink slips. Among them is a mother of three little ones—two in school, one in daycare. She called me today, crying her eyes out. She told me they already know exactly which women are coming in to take their spots. Her only crime? She wasn't politically aligned with the party.

I feel for those women, but I find this move completely immoral and brazen. I'm actually debating which journalist to call. It’s a tough call since everyone just writes whatever the party dictates. The woman I mentioned has been in that role forever; she's never taken a sick day, and she only went on vacation because they practically kicked her out. She was a hard worker. She held down her job.

But hey, good luck trying to be smart in this ridiculous country.

I’m not sure if the rules have shifted lately, but a few years back, things didn't work quite like this. You actually had to provide a legitimate reason for a termination—either a breach of contract or a surplus of labor. And if they claim "surplus of labor," they aren't supposed to hire anyone else for a similar role for a set period of time. Unless, of course, they try to push a "mutual separation agreement," which is a total trap for the employee. In my opinion, no one should ever fall for that bait.
Robert Hall7 Robert Hall7 Active Member
79 messages
joined Jan 2009
#18 ·
They were told they’re redundant. But someone still has to clean the offices, the hallways, and the restrooms. A new crew is being hired, but secrets have a way of coming out—no matter how much they try to hide things or throw threats around. The water cooler talk at the local Starbucks is buzzing about it. It’s a shame, really. Word of mouth always finds a way.
goldenviper752 goldenviper752 Member
22 messages
joined Mar 2013
#19 ·
So, the plan should be to keep a sharp eye on any shifts in labor laws—because the moment someone starts hiring cleaners under questionable terms, we need to launch a full-scale response! We’re talking newspapers, the courts, news networks...
something BIG! We simply cannot allow this to slip under the radar.
Unless, of course, they decide to pull that old loophole: outsourcing everything to some third-party janitorial service. That way, the new cleaning staff wouldn't technically be employees of the primary employer at all.
Jerry Sanders4 Jerry Sanders4 Active Member
71 messages
joined Mar 2012
#20 ·
It’s honestly pathetic... these guys are totally out of their depth, though I guess it'll take a while for people to actually wrap their heads around it.
I’m still just casually dropping hints about the "rationalization" process and how the Republican Party is basically built on theft... just taking it slow...
When reality finally hits, it’s going to sting, but hey, we asked for this, didn't we?

The Clinton administration was pulling the exact same stunts, so there's really nothing new under the sun here...
It's a damn shame for all those young families who are going to lose everything just because some idiot decided to play games...

Man, I'd love to believe you, Bush, but I'm just not buying it...

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