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POLITICS...Pertaining to the United States of America.

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Started by tecsan [Ignore] 13,Sep,22 03:10  other posts
Your views, thoughts or simply opinions. The Economy is not well (understatement). I know there are some here that will try to link the country they are residing in as problems of the USA. Sorry the USA cannot be responsible for 100% of the problems in the world nor should they be expected to help repair all problems.

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By phart [Ignore] 30,May,26 17:13 other posts 
"Democratic lawmakers and progressive advocacy groups strongly oppose the Trump administration's efforts to use public health data systems—specifically through the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS)—to track and deport undocumented immigrants. The political and legal battle escalated following reports that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), coordinating with the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), sought access to sensitive CMS databases to match Social Security numbers and extract addresses for immigration enforcement"


Ok,so democrats and liberals have spent years telling us there are NO illegals on medicare or medicaid. BUT YET when someone starts looking around and using the info to find them, they get upset? WHY? there aren't supposed to be any on it, so if there is,why not get them off something they don't belong on?
By CAT52! [Ignore] 30,May,26 17:39 other posts 
Before answering your question, first explain how an undocumented alien has a social security number. And, if so, then you know how they can access Medicare and Medicaid.
The objection is that the medical data of millions of Americans would be exposed without regard to their privacy.
Also, and this is just an aside, Medicare is available only to those that are 65 or older and Medicare has to be approved on an individual basis and the person has to qualify.
And before you say,” I told you so”. Let me remind you that there are countless **** teenagers getting liquor using fake IDs. You don’t hand over all the data of state DMVs to a government that wants to control them.
By phart [Ignore] 31,May,26 07:33 other posts 
so you approve of the fraud. otherwise you wouldn't obstruct whatever means required to stop it. there is at least 1 person using my dads id at the moment in a nearby city for their cell phones. so i know it happens.
By CAT52! [Ignore] 31,May,26 09:31 other posts 
Did I say I approve?
By phart [Ignore] 31,May,26 10:36 other posts 
to be complacent is equal to approval in the long term scheme of things.
By CAT52! [Ignore] 31,May,26 11:51 other posts 
That explains your love for the Clown and MAGA.
By phart [Ignore] 31,May,26 18:32 other posts 
Not love by no means, there are several things Trump and the repubs are doing that I don't like. talking about legal pot and more alcohol in gas and such, blah, nope,not good. BUT kamala would have left the borders open for so many terrorist to come in along with all the other cans, mexicans, porter ricans, and etc that America would be swamped.
By CAT52! [Ignore] 31,May,26 23:54 other posts 
What terrorists? You see the boogie man everywhere. And by the way, Puerto Ricans only need to fly in. THEY ARE AMERICANS and that means they can go anywhere in the United States.


By Ananas2xLekker [Ignore] 29,May,26 09:25 other posts 
Farmers turn on Trump: “It’s gonna be the nail in the coffin.”
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By Ananas2xLekker [Ignore] 29,May,26 08:40 other posts 
The White House Intervened to Get a $620 Million Deal for a Company
Tied to Donald Trump Jr.
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After raging about the alleged corruption of Hunter Biden for years,
explain why you are not talking about this, please.


By Ananas2xLekker [Ignore] 29,May,26 06:31 other posts 
Father Confront City Council Corruption
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By phart [Ignore] 07,May,26 09:05 other posts 
another sign of how dumb california is
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"The sanctuary state policy is designed to make sure that our state resources, the taxpayer dollars, the public servants that we have, are focusing on doing their jobs — which is not cooperating with the federal immigration authorities. IN other words no respect for federal law.
By Ananas2xLekker [Ignore] 07,May,26 12:46 other posts 
Federal immigration authorities are breaking all the laws.
They have ignored hundreds of judge rulings and even the supreme court.
California is protesting that.
By Hairless [Ignore] 08,May,26 18:17 other posts 
What laws are they breaking?
By Ananas2xLekker [Ignore] 09,May,26 08:27 other posts 
You're kidding right? I have posted long lists, of all the laws that are broken
by your administration and ICE, multiple times already.

Federal immigration authorities cannot just attack and kidnap random people
off the streets. They are consistently ignoring the 1st, 4th, 5th, 6th, 8th, 9th, 10th
and 14th amendments, which are all fixed in federal and state laws.

Ask any AI of your choice about it. Do SOMETHING to inform yourself.
I am Dutch, you are American. Why do I care about your Constitutional protections, more than YOU? Do you still remember caring about the Constitution once?
By Hairless [Ignore] 09,May,26 09:43 other posts 
I care. The people that came here ILEGALLY have NO constitutional rights as the constitutionis for citizens. . They should be rounded up and sent back home. This is the last comment from me on this subject.
By Ananas2xLekker [Ignore] 09,May,26 19:33 other posts 
Not true, many constitutional rights are written broadly. The Constitution often says “persons,” “people,” or “the accused,” not “citizens.” For example:
The 5th Amendment says no PERSON can be deprived of life, liberty, or property without due process.
The 14th Amendment guarantees equal protection to any PERSON within a state’s jurisdiction.
Why the last? You know you will loose the argument?
'Innocent until proven guilty' is for everyone. It's against the law to assume someone is an illegal on just their appearance. ICE is blocking roads, raiding appartement buildings and posting outside immigration offices. They are in that way harming the rights of lots of AMERICANS, legal immigrants and legitimate documented asylum seekers. Your Constitutional rights include that immigration authorities cannot demand from random people that they prove that they are NOT illegals.

So yes, illegals should be arrested and sent back home, but ICE is breaking the law by assuming everyone is 'illegal until proven innocent' and deporting lots of people without a fair legal process. You have masked men, attacking people on the streets with impunity, and you only accept this from Trump, because you are a cult.
Your side has fearmongered for decades that Democrats would do something like this, and now it's your side acting like the fucking STASI, you just let them take away your constitutional rights. Well, REAL Americans will say 'not on our watch', in November.
By Hairless [Ignore] 27,May,26 10:57 other posts 
You forget that here in America people who have been accused by authorities of committing crimes are held by those authorities until seen by a judge who will decide if the case is valid. All illegal aliens are accused of committing a.crime. in this case entering the United States of America illegally which is a crime. They will be seen by an immi g region judge who will decide what needs to be done. I personally think that person should be sent to their home country and given the paperwork they need to gain entry legally. This gives the system time to find out if they have any connections to terrorism.
And the only reason Joe Biden let them all in is they ( the illegal alien) are all potential dem voters. Now shut the fuck up and mind your own damn business.
By Ananas2xLekker [Ignore] 28,May,26 11:12 other posts 
if this was true, I would agree with deporting illegals in the way you describe.
It is however NOT true at all.

1. Immigration violations are NOT criminal offenses requiring jail before a judge.
Entering the U.S. without authorization is a CIVIL violation, not a criminal one. Immigration courts are administrative courts, NOT criminal courts.
So the claim “all illegal aliens are accused of committing a crime and must be held”
is LEGALLY FALSE.

2. Non‑citizens, including undocumented migrants, have constitutional due‑process rights.
The Fifth Amendment protects "all persons", not just citizens. Courts have repeatedly affirmed that non‑citizens are entitled to DUE PROCESS, including the right to challenge removal.
So the idea that they can be detained or deported without judicial review is UNCONSTITUTIONAL.

3. Trump’s policies explicitly reduced access to immigration judges.
Multiple legal organizations document that Trump’s administration has:
- Expanded expedited removal, which bypasses immigration judges entirely.
- Stripped access to attorneys, making fair hearings nearly impossible.
- Implemented “grant and deport” and similar policies, that remove people without proper hearings.
This directly contradicts the claim that “everyone gets seen by a judge.”

4. Trump has carried out mass deportations without normal asylum procedures.
Asylum is a LEGAL RIGHT under U.S. and international law.
But Trump has:
- Restricted or ended asylum access, even for people legally presenting at ports of entry.
- Deported people en masse, including those with valid claims.

This means people are being removed BEFORE they can make their legal case.

5. Deporting people to dangerous third countries without hearings violates due process.
The American Immigration Council documents that Trump has attempted to deport people under the 'Alien Enemies Act' without hearings, a practice that the Supreme Court rejected.
This directly disproves the claim that deportations only occur "after" a judge decides.

6. Immigration courts are overwhelmed; millions wait years for hearings.
There are 3.5 million pending cases, and DHS prioritizes only certain categories.
Claiming that “everyone is held until they see a judge” is impossible and factually untrue.

7. Trump’s policies have broken the immigration court system. Legal experts report:
- Massive “mega‑hearings” with 100+ people at once.
- Hearings appearing without notice.
- Structural changes undermining fairness.

This is the opposite of a system ensuring due process.

Joe Biden did NOT let them all in. They are also not all potential dem voters,
many of them are very conservative. How about the Cuban immigrants?

And don't be a fucking snowflake, this is not a MAGA safe space.
It's pretty damn humiliating that a foreigner has to correct you on your own laws.
Just vote for politicians who obey the law and don't lie to cover up for them.
By Hairless [Ignore] 28,May,26 13:43 other posts 
Your assumption that I am MAGA in the derogatory use of the term MAGA is wrong. I am pro Make America Great Again in the exact sense of making America great again. There is nothing wrong with that. The dems here have have aligned themselves with communist beliefs. Trump has tried to cut the size of the government. To make the government accountable to the people of this nation. There are many " experts" who disagree with your experts. It just depends on which side of the news you believe.
Your opinions dont matter and I really dont care about them. You are not here to see and feel the affects of illegal immigration. The constant begging in the streets the homeless camps that have piles of trash around them. The illegal immigration policies of the last administration allowed many criminals and terrorists to come into our country and if it takes getting ALL illegals rounded up and sending them back to get these terrorists and criminals out then so be it.
Obama deported more people than Trump yet no one says a word about that. Obama is the one who separated families he started that policy. Trump gets the blame.
I can clearly see that you lean way left. For most policies
I am a centrist. Believing in what the constitution says,
Immigration law here may be broken but its all that we have. The immigration courts have been overwhelmed for many years not just under Trump.
Cubans are a very small amount of the illegals to come here. Chinese came here in vast numbers many connected to cartels, they set up drug labs and create violence here. An apartment complex near where I used to live was shut down and because Tren de Aragua took it over, I witnessed that, I saw the guns I saw friends terrorized for "rent". I saw a once beautiful complex trashed by illegals. From my backyard. Many times I heard gun fire and hoped and prayed no one was hurt. I helped move some friends out under poluce guard to safer locations. I
By Ananas2xLekker [Ignore] 28,May,26 17:16 other posts 
You are parroting the same lies and using the same false arguments.
You are not a centrist, you are far right.
If not, what is the difference between you and the right-wingers here?
By Hairless [Ignore] 28,May,26 22:26 other posts 
The only thing im far right on is the 2nd Amendment. And im not a parrot. Dumbass
By Ananas2xLekker [Ignore] 29,May,26 02:18 other posts 
So you think you are a centrist on immigration, economic equality, climate and environmental protection, preventing people from going homeless or helping them back on their feet, the separation of powers as the main goal of your Constitution, drugs policies, housing, and how the police behaves towards citizens and criminals?

What's your opinion on abortion, gay-marriage or LGTBQ-rights in general, religious freedom/secular government? Do you at least have the “leave me alone / I’ll leave you alone” philosophy for that? I think I've seen you support the MAGA idea on that as well. Maybe I've missed some of your centrist ideas, but if you
don't want to say...

You have supported the hard right-wing line on all these issues and I have NEVER seen you push back on extreme right-wing ideas of the MAGA loyalists.
If you don't have ANY differences of opinion with MAGA, then you are MAGA.

If you STILL like Trump more than Obama, than you are MAGA or just a racist.
The only thing Obama did was being half black, while Trump is telling and reposting KKK/NeoNazi propaganda. He is even using Hitler's retoric.
There is even en exodus from hard-line MAGA loyalists at this moment. He is bleeding his base. Only hardcore MAGA is still supporting and defending him.

You think of your own ideas as common sense, because you get fed them 24/7.
If you watch any other ideas, it's only for rage-bait. Face it, you're NOT a centrist.
If you cannot tell me anything concrete about your disagreements with the right and your agreements with the left, than you are NOT a centrist.

I indeed lean way left. I am an active member of the Socialist Party. I don't pretend to be anything else. I just don't have all the straw-man ideas that your side puts
on the left. The Socialist Party addressed tensions around immigration and multiculturalism before the issue became mainstream in Dutch politics, while center-right and right-wing parties supported large-scale labor migration during the postwar economic boom, because employers demanded additional low-wage labor. The SP is still the most anti-labor immigration party and proposes real policies to reduce it, while our populist right-wingers didn't get anything done,
in the year they dominated politics until they pulled the plug. They tried illegal policies together with CUTS on the Immigration and Naturalisation Service (IND), the agency that is needed to send back asylum seekers that don't have a legitimate claim for asylum. That only worsens the problems we face.
That's INTENTIONAL, because they need problems from asylum seekers for people to keep voting for them. They don't want solutions, they want problems.
In the meantime, they betrayed all the other promises they made to their voters.
The only difference between them and Trump is that Trump is doing everything that the law and Constitution should protect against, while our Rule of Law held.
On everything else, he is betraying his voters completely. If you don't see that,
or you keep defending it, than you are NOT a centrist. Or very stupid.

If I am wrong on any of your ideas, I'm here for it.


By phart [Ignore] 24,May,26 17:43 other posts 
Here is a good example of how deregulation can help small business's.
It provides more time to implement a new law rather than just slamming the door and prompting huge, depilating expenses.
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By Ananas2xLekker [Ignore] 26,May,26 11:48 other posts 
Sure, rules WILL make it harder to make a profit. If you eliminate those rules, it will be easier to make a profit, at least short-term. There is however a REASON for most regulation.

* Businesses must follow truth-in-advertising laws so they cannot deceive customers about what they are buying.
* Businesses must meet federal safety standards for products so they don't sell dangerous or defective items that hurt people.
* Businesses cannot collude with competitors to fix prices because it unfairly destroys competition and drives up costs for regular people.
* Businesses must pay licensing fees to use copyrighted music, software, or designs so they don't steal and profit from another person's work.
* Food and beverage businesses must pass regular health inspections to ensure they don't serve contaminated food that makes the public sick.
* Businesses must securely store customer credit cards and personal info so that hackers cannot steal identities and commit financial fraud.
* Businesses cannot discriminate based on race, gender, or religion when hiring or serving customers so everyone has equal access to jobs and services.
* Businesses must ensure their premises are physically accessible to people with disabilities so no one is excluded from public commerce.
* Businesses must clearly disclose all interest rates and hidden fees when offering customer financing so buyers aren't trapped in predatory debt.
* Skilled workers like barbers, plumbers, and mechanics must maintain state licenses to prove they won't endanger or defraud the public through bad work.

Major Zohran Mamdani is eliminating lots of regulation that is NOT designed to protect Consumers, Workers, Competitors, Innovators, Local communities or The public health, but has skewed to favor large corporations instead. Or they are indeed intended to protect the citizens, but their implementation was very inefficient. He manages to simplify or eliminate regulation, WITHOUT negative effects on the people who regulations should protect.

The Newsmax article focuses entirely on financial relief for supermarkets, failing to mention significant downsides for the environment, public health, workers, and industry innovators. By delaying the transition away from high-potency hydrofluorocarbon (HFC) refrigerants from 2027 to 2032, the rule change allows super-pollutants that trap thousands of times more heat than carbon dioxide to leak into the atmosphere for an extra five years, worsening the long-term public health impacts of climate change.
Furthermore, the decision actively punishes domestic manufacturers and innovators who already spent billions of dollars to develop eco-friendly alternatives ahead of the original deadline, leaving their investments stranded while foreign competitors advance.
Finally, changing the rules mid-game creates confusion for HVAC technicians and workers trying to manage inconsistent standards, and because the legal supply of legacy chemicals is still shrinking, the delay could actually trigger severe supply shortages and higher repair bills for local businesses.
By phart [Ignore] 26,May,26 13:48 other posts 
zohran is even trying to screw up new york style pizza by banning bromated flour. sheesh, it aint hurt nothing for decades. only issue is if it is under cooked.
By Ananas2xLekker [Ignore] 26,May,26 16:03 other posts 
The bromated flour ban is a New York STATE issue, not something being pushed by Zohran Mamdani. The legislation was passed by the state legislature and is awaiting action from Governor Kathy Hochul.

Potassium bromate is already banned in the EU, Canada, China, India, and California because of cancer concerns. This would be something that Robert F. Kennedy Jr would ban, if he actually believed in protecting the citizens from harmful chemicals in food.
By kebmo [Ignore] 26,May,26 18:58 other posts 
Potassium bromate has not been used as a food additive in Canada since 1994 due to health and cancer concerns.
By Ananas2xLekker [Ignore] 27,May,26 05:23 other posts 
I just explained to him that some regulations are intended to protect consumers
from being poisoned, and he didn't get it. He's defending deregulation, by saying
that the poor 'small' business New York Pizza will be harmed, if the evil socialist
forces them to stop poisoning consumers. And it isn't even true.

No sign of understanding that this wasn't his best argument ever
and no sign that he will learn anything from being this wrong either.
By kebmo [Ignore] 27,May,26 08:32 other posts 
I have worked in a lot of Italian/Pizza restaurants in the last 32 years and I have put out a lot of delicious pizzas and none of them have had potassium bromide in them. Its benefits are primarily financial to the business owner, whiter flour, more volume and extra gluten to strengthen the dough.
If these owners of pizza restaurants don't know how to make a pizza without potassium bromide maybe they should consider a career change.
By Ananas2xLekker [Ignore] 27,May,26 13:26 other posts 
There is no self-respecting Italian/Pizza restaurant that would ever use potassium bromide. It's only used for factory and fast-food slob. Banning it will probably improve the company valuation and therefore the traffic at New York Pizza.

It's like when Domino's famously overhauled its entire core recipe in the US around 2009 to 2010 after publicly admitting their crust "tasted like cardboard", their expansion into Europe required a completely different, long-term operational
and chemical shift.

Here's what Domino's had to do to get Europeans to eat their pizza:

1. Cleaner Ingredients (Regulatory Adjustments): American fast-food dough relies heavily on sugars, artificial dough conditioners, and preservatives to survive long shipping times. Because European Union regulations strictly restrict or ban many
of these chemicals, Domino's had to completely strip down its recipe to a much simpler, cleaner formula.

2. Less Sugar, Lighter Texture (Taste Preferences): European consumers overwhelmingly rejected the heavy, dense, and sweet "cake-like" crusts popular in the United States. To match local continental palates, the company formulated lighter, crispier, and more authentic "Italian-style" thin crusts.

3. Fresh, Local Supply Chains (Logistical Shift): In the U.S., dough is heavily chilled and shipped long distances from centralized factories. Because Europeans expect fresh bread, Domino's had to reinvent its logistics by building local regional hubs
in Europe to deliver fresh, unfrozen dough daily, or by shifting to mixing the dough directly inside the local stores.
By kebmo [Ignore] 27,May,26 08:38 other posts 
Not wearing seatbelts didn't hurt anything for decades either. The only issue was that if you got into a car accident you got hurt.
Having worked in Italian/Pizzarestaurants for decades I can assure you that undercooked pizza is not as uncommon as you may think.
By phart [Ignore] 27,May,26 14:54 other posts 
well hopefully the folks didn't eat it!


By Ananas2xLekker [Ignore] 27,May,26 06:44 other posts 
Thank you Texan Republican voters and thank you Trump, for endorsing one of the most corrupt politicians in your country, Ken Paxton, over incumbent Texas Senator John Cornyn, which puts Democrats in their best position to win the general election in Texas in decades, with James Talarico as the Democratic nominee.

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It will be very easy to attack Paxton on his record of rank corruption.
Exactly the type of opponent that a real populist can use to his advantage.
Even if Talarico loses, it will cost a fortune in attack ads, that takes away from others.


By dgraff [Ignore] 24,May,26 08:37 other posts 
Well I see nothing has changed here
one American 🇺🇸 talking about the problems here
And 2 commie bastards bashing him
By phart [Ignore] 24,May,26 10:42 other posts 
Dgraff, the fight can't end or we are toast as a nation.
These people think it is perfectly fine for muslims to kill over 3000 people in 1 city and then 25 years later literally be running that same city they tried to destroy.
Please explain to me how that makes sense?
By dgraff [Ignore] 24,May,26 16:13 other posts 
It doesn’t make sense and it pisses me off that they were allowed to appoint a Muslim mayor
Fucking dumb ass Democrats
By phart [Ignore] 24,May,26 16:47 other posts 
Religous freedom is built into the constitution. But I don't think the writers ever thought of the enemy using that to their advantage.
I am perfectly fine with a representative who got voted in by a majority of voters,
fulfilling his campaign promises, while serving the Rule of Law and The Constitution.

People are not defined by their religion, but by their actions. If you cared about
The Constitution, you would understand that.

I am not fine with a traitor who attempted a coup, lying his ass off to fool the people into voting for him, while a billionaire is spending hundreds of millions in an illegal bribing campaign, then directly after getting elected starting to misuse his powers, abusing the immunity he got from his political pawns, and doing the exact opposite of everything
he promised and promised not to do.


By phart [Ignore] 26,May,26 01:20 other posts 
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By Ananas2xLekker [Ignore] 26,May,26 10:55 other posts 
So, because he was there to speak, he knows that Nancy Pelosi declined security? Nonsense!

Trump had used the term "peacefully" or similar just ONE time.
Trump had used the term "Fight" or variations like "fighting" 20 times.

He is just a stupid parrot and him having been there is irrelevant.

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The Speaker of the House does not have the constitutional or statutory authority to command, deploy, or decline the National Guard. Because Washington, D.C. is not a state, the D.C. National Guard answers directly to the President, who delegates that command to the Secretary of the Army (Ryan McCarthy) and the Secretary of Defense (Christopher Miller).

Capitol security is managed by the Capitol Police Board, which on January 6th consisted of the Capitol Police Chief, the House Sergeant at Arms, and the Senate Sergeant at Arms. While the House Sergeant at Arms reported to Pelosi, the Senate Sergeant at Arms reported to Republican Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell. There is no evidence in the official DoD or Capitol Police logs that a formal request for 10,000 troops was ever submitted to or blocked by Pelosi or McConnell prior to the event.
By phart [Ignore] 26,May,26 11:07 other posts 
so you are saying if the speaker of the house calls for some help they won't get it? they are so low on the totem pole their safety doesn't matter enough to respond to their call? sheesh. if peelowce had called for help, she would have gotten it.
By Ananas2xLekker [Ignore] 26,May,26 12:06 other posts 
Whatever you are arguing is irrelevant to the guy in your clip being there.
His claim "I was there, so I know that it's Pelosi's fault!" is BULLSHIT.
He is just parroting the lies of your corrupt partisan media.

But, yes, the calls of Pelosi and Schumer went unanswered for a long time.

According to the official Department of Defense (DoD) logs and congressional investigations, Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senator Chuck Schumer called the Pentagon at 3:19 p.m. to frantically demand immediate military backup.
The calls made by Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Senator Chuck Schumer, and other congressional leaders to the Pentagon were answered, and the Department of Defense (DoD) did eventually act on them. However, there was a 3.5-hour delay between the time the Capitol perimeter was breached and the time the National Guard actually arrived on the scene.

The delay was caused by the following chain of events:

Political Hesitation Over "Optics": Top Army generals delayed approval because they were intensely worried about the political appearance of sending heavily armed, uniform military forces into the U.S. Capitol, fearing it would look like a military coup or escalate the riot.

Paralyzing Bureaucracy: Rather than issuing an immediate command to move, Army Secretary Ryan McCarthy forced the D.C. National Guard to stay on "standby" for over two hours while a rigid, formal tactical operational plan was drafted and routed through the Pentagon chain of command.

Logistical Re-Equipping: The 340 Guardsmen already on the streets of D.C. that morning had been strictly ordered by the Pentagon to remain completely unarmed and handle traffic control. When the crisis hit, these troops had to be recalled to the D.C. Armory, completely re-equipped with riot shields, armor, and gear, and briefed on an entirely new mission before they could deploy.

President Trump did NOT make any calls to order or accelerate the deployment during the attack. The final order to clear the Capitol was pushed forward by Vice President Mike Pence from his secure bunker, and Acting Secretary of Defense Christopher Miller eventually signed the official deployment order at 4:32 p.m., leading to the Guard's arrival at 5:20 p.m.

Basically, it took the National Guard so long to react to an ongoing coup attempt,
because they were afraid that your side would accuse them of a military coup or
that they were forced to create a bloodbath to stop it. What the fuck is their job?


By phart [Ignore] 20,May,26 10:54 other posts 
damn unions.
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By Ananas2xLekker [Ignore] 20,May,26 11:18 other posts 
They are actually representing working people, unlike your president.
By phart [Ignore] 20,May,26 15:59 other posts 
the former union members I know have told me they wish they had all the money back they had paid in for dues as they didn't feel like they got a damn thing out of it. Most union boss's are assholes that live like kings off the dues
By Ananas2xLekker [Ignore] 20,May,26 17:21 other posts 
Anecdotal and hearsay. Union jobs pay better than non-union jobs.
If employers treated their employees fairly, you wouldn't have a need for unions.
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Personally, I'm not a member of a union, because my employer treats its employees fairly. My girlfriend is a member of a union, because her employer treats its employees less fairly.
Most employers in the US treat their employees a lot less fairly than my girlfriend's employer.
Therefore, I encourage American employees to be a member of a union.

It's possible that some American unions suck, or have horrible management. If so, find one that is better, or organize your collective union membership to make it better, or join or organize the creation of a new union.
When do you need police?
When other people disrespect your life, livelihood and property.

When do you need unions?
When your employers disrespect your life, livelihood and property.

You are supporting a president who is 'defunding' the 'employer police'.
And you think that employees shouldn't organize their own.
That's asking for employers who disrespect the life, livelihood and property
of employees EVEN MORE.

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By the way the slogan 'defund the police' was not about dismantling the police, it was about transferring tasks away from the armed police, including the funds related to those tasks, TOWARDS OTHER specialized public services like mental health responders, social workers, housing support, and crisis intervention teams. The reason is to achieve that many nonviolent social and mental-health crises are handled more safely and effectively by specialized public services, than by armed police trained primarily for enforcement and control.

“If all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail.”
Police are trained for enforcement, so when they handle social crises, they may treat them as threats requiring force, instead of care or service problems, which often result in unnecessary escalation, injury, trauma, or death, including cases where autistic children or people in mental-health crises have been shot and/or killed by police.

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Trump is 'DEFUNDING THE EMPLOYER POLICE'.
Here is a list of 'employer police' damaged by the Trump administration:

National Labor Relations Board
- Leadership removals, quorum disruption
- Current condition: Weakened

Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
- Commissioner firings, budget pressure
- Current condition: Weakened

Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
- Massive staffing cuts, operational freezes
- Current condition: Severely weakened

Occupational Safety and Health Administration
- Budget and staffing reductions
- Current condition: Weakened

Wage and Hour Division
- Reduced enforcement staffing, narrower overtime rules
- Current condition: Weakened

Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs
- Proposed elimination and consolidation
- Current condition: Most endangered

Mine Safety and Health Administration
- Staffing reductions and slower enforcement concerns
- Current condition: Weakened

Department of Labor
- Broad workforce reductions and hiring freezes
- Current condition: Weakened

Department of Justice Civil Rights Division
- Shift away from systemic discrimination and workplace civil-rights enforcement
- Current condition: Politically reshaped in a way critics argue reduces protections
for workers facing discrimination

Federal Railroad Administration
- Deregulatory and industry-friendly policy direction
- Current condition: Weakened on enforcement priorities

Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration
- Deregulatory and industry-friendly policy direction
- Current condition: Weakened regulatorily

Securities and Exchange Commission
- More business-friendly enforcement priorities
- Reduced emphasis on aggressive corporate accountability
- Current condition: Less aggressive toward corporations and executives

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The Trump administration is NOT transferring tasks away from these employee protections towards OTHER services, they are JUST damaged or decimated.

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By CAT52! [Ignore] 23,May,26 13:16 other posts 
Unions are the only entities that try to protect the workers from the abuses that a company management brings to the table. You are always so against the common worker and so pro employers. Did you get free “colonoscopies” during your work history to be so pro management?
By phart [Ignore] 23,May,26 15:04 other posts 
As a matter of fact I have free health insurance till I die due to my choice in employers. which has paid for 1 colonscopy and alot of other things over the years .not all of it but it much better than nothing at all.
Income from a job is not all about the hourly wage.
It is about the benefits as well. Such as the retirement I am finally able to draw,and the health care .

If employes make themselves valuable to the employer, they will earn a decent wage. If they go in to work with a newspaper and coffee cup and sit on their ass, they don't.
You haven't been around postal workers have you? Laziest bunch of sumbitches that ever drew a breath. and it takes a act of God to fire them. theft, can't fire, come to work dressed like a freak, can't fire them, don't half work, can't fire them. You almost have to kill someone while on the job to even be drug tested, because of the damn union.
By CAT52! [Ignore] 23,May,26 15:10 other posts 
Bullshi.t
By Ananas2xLekker [Ignore] 24,May,26 07:57 other posts 
Not bullshit, just ideas that favor employers and fuck over employees.
You would think he is a billionaire shareholder, instead of low-income working class
who was almost killed by a system that shits on the working class.
By CAT52! [Ignore] 24,May,26 21:10 other posts 
I know. He's strange that way.
That's not FREE health insurance, it's the most expensive health care system
in the world, paid for out of people's paychecks to enrich the shareholders of
insurance companies.

By letting employers provide employees health insurance, they have leverage
over their employees, which reduces the negotiation power of employees and
restricts the movement of employees to better jobs.
This reduces the competition of employers for working people, resulting in lower pay
and lesser benefits.
By phart [Ignore] 24,May,26 23:43 other posts 
wasn't out of my paycheck. I don't see it being any different than having a larger salary and having to buy insurance on my own which I couldn't get a deal on because i wouldn't be insuring but 1 person instead of many.
You are just so warped by your system you can't see the forest for the trees. EARN your wage, don't demand it.
Be worth what you get paid, if you willingly don't give a job your best, you don't deserve it.
By Ananas2xLekker [Ignore] 25,May,26 05:33 other posts 
Of course it's out of your paycheck, although not on paper.
They have to pay for it somehow and it's not coming out of their profit.
The difference that you don't see, is the difference between you and me.

Using the latest KFF employer benefits data (2025):

Single coverage:
Total annual premium: $9,325
Employee pays ~$1,440 (about 16%)
Employer pays ~ $7,885/year per employee (about 84%)

Family coverage:
Total annual premium: $26,993
Employee pays ~$6,850 (about 25–26%)
Employer pays ~ $20,143/year per employee with family coverage (about 74–75%)

Netherlands (basic insurance):
Average 2025 monthly premium: about €156–€158/month per adult
Annual premium: about €1,870–€1,900/year

Our plan continues, if we switch employer or lose our job.
There are people in the US who are working while having stage 3 cancer,
because they fear getting fired and lose their health insurance.


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