TRUE BELIEVERISM LIVES ON JPP

[NiftyNiblick]

One thing I notice about conservatives
[and moderates to be honest]
here on JPP is something that I find quite disturbing.

They describe America exactly the same way that an elementary school teacher
describes it to very young children in a classroom.

America is the gold standard to which all people in the world aspire.
It's Constitution [perhaps combined with the Bible] is the user's manual for life.

Our failure to rank highly in global assessments of workers rights, education,
health care, standard of living, public transportation
---one important thing after another---
is irrelevant in arriving at this assessment.

This naivety is not healthy.
It contributes to paralysis when America has to change
in order to be a 21st century nation.

I've described it many times:
Americans believe that moderate solutions exist for highly immoderate problems.
They have to believe that.
They cannot contradict,
or even question,
what they were taught in elementary school.

Political sophistication is regarded as blasphemy by conservative Americans.
Any examination of ourselves is valid
as long as it arrives at the predetermined conclusions.
Otherwise, it's subversive.

America is socially regressive for its economic potential--very much so---
and while that would take true patriotism to correct,
we instead have nationalist chauvinism to impede any corrections.

I'm an elderly man and I hate much of the change that I've witnessed in my life.

I don't hate the alleviation of social and economic injustices, however.

Instead, I hate the hypocrisy of declaring values
while making every effort to prevent their actual manifestation.

 

[Nordberg]

Except since Trump, a section of the right wants to tear it all down and have him as a ruler. They do not know they are abetting the rule of the wealthy and corporations. They cover their destruction of the American experiment with a flag. They also are duped into thinking Trump and other billionaires know what their problems are and that they care about them.

 

[BidenPresident]

Except since Trump, a section of the right wants to tear it all down and have him as a ruler. They do not know they are abetting the rule of the wealthy and corporations. They cover their destruction of the American experiment with a flag. They also are duped into thinking Trump and other billionaires know what their problems are and that they care about them.

Yes, they truly do not understand capitalism.

 

[Nordberg]

Yes, they truly do not understand capitalism.

The wealthy have always treated the masses like children who should know their places. They are very condescending and paternal. " Let them eat cake", is symbolic of the gap between how the people and the wealthy live. They do not know how the people live and do not care. Trump is just a bad example of how they use people.

 

[IBDaMann]

They describe America exactly the same way that an elementary school teacher
describes it to very young children in a classroom.

No they don't. You're just a whining loser who can only feel good about himself when he is bashing others. You were one of the stupid gullibles that fell for Marxism because you needed a religion that would fill your spiritual and cognitive voids.

America is the gold standard to which all people in the world aspire.

Nope. This is just a bogus position that you are assigning to the people you want to bash, in order to make yourself feel better. It doesn't work, though, does it? Nonetheless, you continue to do so.

Try shutting the fuck up. You leftist losers are the ones causing all the problems in the first place. Then you whine about the problems you cause and then you blame those not causing the problems in an attempt to make yourselves feel better. I realize that it must totally suck knowing that the world would be much better off without you, but you did that to yourself; conservatives had nothing to do with you throwing away all of your educational opportunities.

 

[IBDaMann]

Yes, they truly do not understand capitalism.

They? You don't know what capitalism is. Too funny.

 

[Lightbringer]

One thing I notice about conservatives
[and moderates to be honest]
here on JPP is something that I find quite disturbing.

They describe America exactly the same way that an elementary school teacher
describes it to very young children in a classroom.

America is the gold standard to which all people in the world aspire.
It's Constitution [perhaps combined with the Bible] is the user's manual for life.

Our failure to rank highly in global assessments of workers rights, education,
health care, standard of living, public transportation
---one important thing after another---
is irrelevant in arriving at this assessment.

This naivety is not healthy.
It contributes to paralysis when America has to change
in order to be a 21st century nation.

I've described it many times:
Americans believe that moderate solutions exist for highly immoderate problems.
They have to believe that.
They cannot contradict,
or even question,
what they were taught in elementary school.

Political sophistication is regarded as blasphemy by conservative Americans.
Any examination of ourselves is valid
as long as it arrives at the predetermined conclusions.
Otherwise, it's subversive.

America is socially regressive for its economic potential--very much so---
and while that would take true patriotism to correct,
we instead have nationalist chauvinism to impede any corrections.

I'm an elderly man and I hate much of the change that I've witnessed in my life.

I don't hate the alleviation of social and economic injustices, however.

Instead, I hate the hypocrisy of declaring values
while making every effort to prevent their actual manifestation.

Alright, I was wrong about you. I agree with almost everything you've said lately.

 

[IBDaMann]

The wealthy have always treated the masses like children who should know their places.

Nordberg, you're being Nordberg-stupid again. You are one of the very few people capable of achieving that level of idiocy, which is why it is named after you. You are still the top contender for "stupidest poster on the internet."

There is no formally defined class "the wealthy." You haven't specified who you are talking about. Ergo, you are gibbering like a mindless Marxist. In your case, you happen to be a mindless Marxist, so it's totally anticipated, but I thought you were working on that.

Anyway, I've been meaning to ask you ... is there anything that you know?

They are very condescending and paternal.

That would be you, except that it's difficult to get a clear idea of what you are really trying to express from all the gibberish you spew. You would make more sense if you would just write "meem-meem-meem-meem-meem."

" Let them eat cake", is symbolic of the gap between how the people and the wealthy live.

... because the wealthy aren't people. Favorable fortune turns them into Vulcans.

 

[IBDaMann]

Alright, I was wrong about you. I agree with almost everything you've said lately.

Alright, I was wrong about you. I thought you were sensible.

 

[Lightbringer]

Nordberg, you're being Nordberg-stupid again. You are one of the very few people capable of achieving that level of idiocy, which is why it is named after you. You are still the top contender for "stupidest poster on the internet."

There is no formally defined class "the wealthy." You haven't specified who you are talking about. Ergo, you are gibbering like a mindless Marxist. In your case, you happen to be a mindless Marxist, so it's totally anticipated, but I thought you were working on that.

Anyway, I've been meaning to ask you ... is there anything that you know?


That would be you, except that it's difficult to get a clear idea of what you are really trying to express from all the gibberish you spew. You would make more sense if you would just write "meem-meem-meem-meem-meem."


... because the wealthy aren't people. Favorable fortune turns them into Vulcans.

I literally laughed out loud at this.

 

[Lightbringer]

Alright, I was wrong about you. I thought you were sensible.

I am. Nifty seems to get it plus he likes baseball so that gets him points with me right away.

 

[IBDaMann]

Nifty seems to get it ...

Nope. The last thing Nifty gets ... is it. Show me one part of his whining that isn't just childish name-calling.

plus he likes baseball so that gets him points with me right away.

Try to get him to stick exclusively to baseball. When he ventures into any other topic, he becomes a whining four-year-old.

Yeah, baseball would be good.

 

[Lightbringer]

Nope. The last thing Nifty gets ... is it. Show me one part of his whining that isn't just childish name-calling.


Try to get him to stick exclusively to baseball. When he ventures into any other topic, he becomes a whining four-year-old.

Yeah, baseball would be good.

I just read a long post by Nifty without any name calling at all. Perhaps you should learn to read?

 

[Into the Night]

One thing I notice about conservatives
[and moderates to be honest]
here on JPP is something that I find quite disturbing.

They describe America exactly the same way that an elementary school teacher
describes it to very young children in a classroom.

America is the gold standard to which all people in the world aspire.
It's Constitution [perhaps combined with the Bible] is the user's manual for life.

Our failure to rank highly in global assessments of workers rights, education,
health care, standard of living, public transportation
---one important thing after another---
is irrelevant in arriving at this assessment.

This naivety is not healthy.
It contributes to paralysis when America has to change
in order to be a 21st century nation.

I've described it many times:
Americans believe that moderate solutions exist for highly immoderate problems.
They have to believe that.
They cannot contradict,
or even question,
what they were taught in elementary school.

Political sophistication is regarded as blasphemy by conservative Americans.
Any examination of ourselves is valid
as long as it arrives at the predetermined conclusions.
Otherwise, it's subversive.

America is socially regressive for its economic potential--very much so---
and while that would take true patriotism to correct,
we instead have nationalist chauvinism to impede any corrections.

I'm an elderly man and I hate much of the change that I've witnessed in my life.

I don't hate the alleviation of social and economic injustices, however.

Instead, I hate the hypocrisy of declaring values
while making every effort to prevent their actual manifestation.

Discarding the Constitution is not 'sophistication'. Neither is discarding the Bible, for that matter.
Your 'rankings' are bogus.

 

[Matt Dillon]

One thing I notice about conservatives
[and moderates to be honest]
here on JPP is something that I find quite disturbing.

They describe America exactly the same way that an elementary school teacher
describes it to very young children in a classroom.

America is the gold standard to which all people in the world aspire.
It's Constitution [perhaps combined with the Bible] is the user's manual for life.

Our failure to rank highly in global assessments of workers rights, education,
health care, standard of living, public transportation
---one important thing after another---
is irrelevant in arriving at this assessment.

This naivety is not healthy.
It contributes to paralysis when America has to change
in order to be a 21st century nation.

I've described it many times:
Americans believe that moderate solutions exist for highly immoderate problems.
They have to believe that.
They cannot contradict,
or even question,
what they were taught in elementary school.

Political sophistication is regarded as blasphemy by conservative Americans.
Any examination of ourselves is valid
as long as it arrives at the predetermined conclusions.
Otherwise, it's subversive.

America is socially regressive for its economic potential--very much so---
and while that would take true patriotism to correct,
we instead have nationalist chauvinism to impede any corrections.

I'm an elderly man and I hate much of the change that I've witnessed in my life.

I don't hate the alleviation of social and economic injustices, however.

Instead, I hate the hypocrisy of declaring values
while making every effort to prevent their actual manifestation.

"My son, when was your last confession?"

 

[Into the Night]

Except since Trump, a section of the right wants to tear it all down and have him as a ruler. They do not know they are abetting the rule of the wealthy and corporations. They cover their destruction of the American experiment with a flag. They also are duped into thinking Trump and other billionaires know what their problems are and that they care about them.

You are describing Biden and Democrats.

 

[Into the Night]

Yes, they truly do not understand capitalism.

You are describing yourself again.

Capitalism is the only economic system that creates wealth. All forms of socialism steal wealth.

Capitalism is the voluntary production of goods and services for voluntary sale at a price agreed upon between buyer and seller. It does not need to be 'managed'. It does not cause poverty. It is literally what built all of the cities out of the wilderness. It doesn't even need a government to function.

 

[Kamala Trump]

One thing I notice about conservatives
[and moderates to be honest]
here on JPP is something that I find quite disturbing.

They describe America exactly the same way that an elementary school teacher
describes it to very young children in a classroom.

America is the gold standard to which all people in the world aspire.
It's Constitution [perhaps combined with the Bible] is the user's manual for life.

Our failure to rank highly in global assessments of workers rights, education,
health care, standard of living, public transportation
---one important thing after another---
is irrelevant in arriving at this assessment.

This naivety is not healthy.
It contributes to paralysis when America has to change
in order to be a 21st century nation.

I've described it many times:
Americans believe that moderate solutions exist for highly immoderate problems.
They have to believe that.
They cannot contradict,
or even question,
what they were taught in elementary school.

Political sophistication is regarded as blasphemy by conservative Americans.
Any examination of ourselves is valid
as long as it arrives at the predetermined conclusions.
Otherwise, it's subversive.

America is socially regressive for its economic potential--very much so---
and while that would take true patriotism to correct,
we instead have nationalist chauvinism to impede any corrections.

I'm an elderly man and I hate much of the change that I've witnessed in my life.

I don't hate the alleviation of social and economic injustices, however.

Instead, I hate the hypocrisy of declaring values
while making every effort to prevent their actual manifestation.

the economic regressiveness is due to huge lies about economic development and growth in general.


You people are anti-growth because of environmental lies and kowtowing to foreign powers based on guilt and globalist stupidity.

you are the regressive.

 

[Kamala Trump]

You are describing yourself again.

Capitalism is the only economic system that creates wealth. All forms of socialism steal wealth.

Capitalism is the voluntary production of goods and services for voluntary sale at a price agreed upon between buyer and seller. It does not need to be 'managed'. It does not cause poverty. It is literally what built all of the cities out of the wilderness. It doesn't even need a government to function.

fiat wealth?

 

[Lionfish]

One thing I notice about conservatives
[and moderates to be honest]
here on JPP is something that I find quite disturbing.

They describe America exactly the same way that an elementary school teacher
describes it to very young children in a classroom.

America is the gold standard to which all people in the world aspire.
It's Constitution [perhaps combined with the Bible] is the user's manual for life.

Our failure to rank highly in global assessments of workers rights, education,
health care, standard of living, public transportation
---one important thing after another---
is irrelevant in arriving at this assessment.

This naivety is not healthy.
It contributes to paralysis when America has to change
in order to be a 21st century nation.

I've described it many times:
Americans believe that moderate solutions exist for highly immoderate problems.
They have to believe that.
They cannot contradict,
or even question,
what they were taught in elementary school.

Political sophistication is regarded as blasphemy by conservative Americans.
Any examination of ourselves is valid
as long as it arrives at the predetermined conclusions.
Otherwise, it's subversive.

America is socially regressive for its economic potential--very much so---
and while that would take true patriotism to correct,
we instead have nationalist chauvinism to impede any corrections.

I'm an elderly man and I hate much of the change that I've witnessed in my life.

I don't hate the alleviation of social and economic injustices, however.

Instead, I hate the hypocrisy of declaring values
while making every effort to prevent their actual manifestation.

You are a classic commie.