Put Trump's face on the 3 dollar bill

Kenny Banyan wrote:

Correct me if I’m wrong, but I thought I heard today that in the USA, fewer people are living in poverty now than at any time...

Correct me if I’m wrong, but I thought I heard today that in the USA, fewer people are living in poverty now than at any time in recorded history. 

JerryVan wrote:

Where did you hear that?

RDnutz wrote:

Things Biden presided over before Trump was elected and Trump has been working to fix:-Shut down the New Green Deal Trillion dollar scam with all the...

Things Biden presided over before Trump was elected and Trump has been working to fix:

-Shut down the New Green Deal Trillion dollar scam with all the money going to Wild liberal Socialist fever dreams and nothing to show for it except some ugly windmill farms nobody wanted with blades that can't be recycled and end up in landfills and killing thousands of birds when they do work.

They never built out the EV Charger network nationwide after spending billions of dollars and saying it takes time, be patient but it's ramping up

Stopped the ludicrous "all of government" infiltration of DEI policies into our lives.

Do you remember Janet Yellon lying for a year about "transitory inflation"? Some quarters it was around 12% iirc

Then there was Secretary Mayorkas continually lying even directly to Congress that Southern border was totally secure while a record number of unvetted aliens were ushered into the country without being processed at all. Hello rising measles cases!

Got us out of the BS Paris accords- again

Drastically reduced the Strategic Petroleum reserves for short term political gain when the heat was on over the high gas prices & never refilled it as they promised. (yes, more than Trump has drained it since)

Stopped all the giveaways to Ukraine in early days when no other countries were contributing weapons and resources

Continued covering for his drug addicted son when was facilitating the Biden family Crime syndicate selling influence

Repaired the relationship with our most important ally and ONLY DEMOCRACY in the Middle East- Israel despite objections from all the anti-Semites here and globally.

Ended the ridiculous EPA MPG mandates that never should have been allowed by the courts that make all fuels and car prices higher.

Oh yeah, how about Biden and his hasty disorganized early withdrawal from Afghanistan resulting in American forced killed by suicide bomber and leaving billions of dollars of combat equipment behind without even disabling them as is customary in those conditions?

that's just a few off the top of my head, but enough to chew on for awhile...

The real Sasquatch wrote:

 At the risk of sounding like even more of an asshole.  I'll just clarify what I meant .  I was asking about  things that Directly impact...

 At the risk of sounding like even more of an asshole.  I'll just clarify what I meant .  I was asking about  things that Directly impact You personally. That were done by either president.   

 

Personally I am not impacted by the money that was wasted by stopping a lot of the solar and wind projects when they were near the end and throwing them in the trash. I am impacted by the higher utility prices  that I now pay.  Do I have opinions on all of that stuff, yah.     And I could continue , but it just takes us further away from  the question I had asked.  

 

So that list impacted you more personally than the higher prices do right now?   A personal impact in Your day to day life. 

 

If  the way the country is headed now is better for you I'm glad.  And its good to see that people are doing better.  

 

Kenny Banyan wrote:

Correct me if I’m wrong, but I thought I heard today that in the USA, fewer people are living in poverty now than at any time...

Correct me if I’m wrong, but I thought I heard today that in the USA, fewer people are living in poverty now than at any time in recorded history. 

The real Sasquatch wrote:

 At the risk of sounding like even more of an asshole.  I'll just clarify what I meant .  I was asking about  things that Directly impact...

 At the risk of sounding like even more of an asshole.  I'll just clarify what I meant .  I was asking about  things that Directly impact You personally. That were done by either president.   

 

Personally I am not impacted by the money that was wasted by stopping a lot of the solar and wind projects when they were near the end and throwing them in the trash. I am impacted by the higher utility prices  that I now pay.  Do I have opinions on all of that stuff, yah.     And I could continue , but it just takes us further away from  the question I had asked.  

 

So that list impacted you more personally than the higher prices do right now?   A personal impact in Your day to day life. 

 

If  the way the country is headed now is better for you I'm glad.  And its good to see that people are doing better.  

 

Kenny Banyan wrote:

Correct me if I’m wrong, but I thought I heard today that in the USA, fewer people are living in poverty now than at any time...

Correct me if I’m wrong, but I thought I heard today that in the USA, fewer people are living in poverty now than at any time in recorded history. 

The real Sasquatch wrote:

I'm just not sayin it right obviously.     It was meant to be a simple question of what is directly impacting you that is better...

I'm just not sayin it right obviously.     It was meant to be a simple question of what is directly impacting you that is better  now than 4 years ago.  Like your life personally stripped down to just You. And only factoring in policy that has directly impacted you.  

 

  When I try and say it in as few words as possible without examples I am unable to, and when I include examples to help explain it throws people off subject.  And then there's also I've been feeling crappy for the past few days so maybe I'm just  a bigger idiot and doing a worse job  trying to say something than I normally do.  

JerryVan wrote:

Fair enough. My mate said Trump’s a pedo so I guess that’s gospel. 

ShellyMX wrote:

Ah, mate. Your friends a Sheila. Probably from Brisbane.

Kenny Banyan wrote:

JerryVan wrote:

To be fair, Queenslanders are a unique bunch ahaha. 

Kenny Banyan wrote:

Correct me if I’m wrong, but I thought I heard today that in the USA, fewer people are living in poverty now than at any time...

Correct me if I’m wrong, but I thought I heard today that in the USA, fewer people are living in poverty now than at any time in recorded history. 

Kenny Banyan wrote:

Kenny Banyan wrote:

The real Sasquatch wrote:

I'm just not sayin it right obviously.     It was meant to be a simple question of what is directly impacting you that is better...

I'm just not sayin it right obviously.     It was meant to be a simple question of what is directly impacting you that is better  now than 4 years ago.  Like your life personally stripped down to just You. And only factoring in policy that has directly impacted you.  

 

  When I try and say it in as few words as possible without examples I am unable to, and when I include examples to help explain it throws people off subject.  And then there's also I've been feeling crappy for the past few days so maybe I'm just  a bigger idiot and doing a worse job  trying to say something than I normally do.  

The real Sasquatch wrote:

I'm just not sayin it right obviously.     It was meant to be a simple question of what is directly impacting you that is better...

I'm just not sayin it right obviously.     It was meant to be a simple question of what is directly impacting you that is better  now than 4 years ago.  Like your life personally stripped down to just You. And only factoring in policy that has directly impacted you.  

 

  When I try and say it in as few words as possible without examples I am unable to, and when I include examples to help explain it throws people off subject.  And then there's also I've been feeling crappy for the past few days so maybe I'm just  a bigger idiot and doing a worse job  trying to say something than I normally do.  

RDnutz wrote:

honestly, none of it affects my day to day. I'm used to gas prices going up and down for what seems like no reason. No 1...

honestly, none of it affects my day to day. I'm used to gas prices going up and down for what seems like no reason. No 1 person can cause it either. Oil and natural gas are commodities and bought and sold on futures contracts and speculation. 'fear of' drives many transactions. I lived most my life in California where gas prices were always above most other states. Regulation and taxes added to the commodity always made us pay more. Same with electricity and water. 

The stock market can be real twitchy as well based on world events, but over time always trends upwards.  We chose to move to a place where cost of living is like 40% less and don't work with a big commute which helps. We're retired with SS and Medicare and a small affordable mortgage so everything just kind of runs on autopilot and we don't want for money or things. Health is a big equalizer and has more effect on personal happiness than anything else.

It really doesn't matter who the President is, life is mostly the same for us. The big concern is making sure no political movement takes over and tries to blow up the foundation the country was built on disrupting life as we know it for no good reason. The country isn't perfect but no other system has ever provided so much for so many and there's simply no better proven option out there no matter how it's repackaged by new politicians with their own agendas. Personal freedom is priceless.

The real Sasquatch wrote:

I'm just not sayin it right obviously.     It was meant to be a simple question of what is directly impacting you that is better...

I'm just not sayin it right obviously.     It was meant to be a simple question of what is directly impacting you that is better  now than 4 years ago.  Like your life personally stripped down to just You. And only factoring in policy that has directly impacted you.  

 

  When I try and say it in as few words as possible without examples I am unable to, and when I include examples to help explain it throws people off subject.  And then there's also I've been feeling crappy for the past few days so maybe I'm just  a bigger idiot and doing a worse job  trying to say something than I normally do.  

RDnutz wrote:

honestly, none of it affects my day to day. I'm used to gas prices going up and down for what seems like no reason. No 1...

honestly, none of it affects my day to day. I'm used to gas prices going up and down for what seems like no reason. No 1 person can cause it either. Oil and natural gas are commodities and bought and sold on futures contracts and speculation. 'fear of' drives many transactions. I lived most my life in California where gas prices were always above most other states. Regulation and taxes added to the commodity always made us pay more. Same with electricity and water. 

The stock market can be real twitchy as well based on world events, but over time always trends upwards.  We chose to move to a place where cost of living is like 40% less and don't work with a big commute which helps. We're retired with SS and Medicare and a small affordable mortgage so everything just kind of runs on autopilot and we don't want for money or things. Health is a big equalizer and has more effect on personal happiness than anything else.

It really doesn't matter who the President is, life is mostly the same for us. The big concern is making sure no political movement takes over and tries to blow up the foundation the country was built on disrupting life as we know it for no good reason. The country isn't perfect but no other system has ever provided so much for so many and there's simply no better proven option out there no matter how it's repackaged by new politicians with their own agendas. Personal freedom is priceless.

soggy wrote:

Funny you don’t think the crumbling of our separation of powers between branches of government as blowing up the foundation of our country. 

RDnutz wrote:

honestly, none of it affects my day to day. I'm used to gas prices going up and down for what seems like no reason. No 1...

honestly, none of it affects my day to day. I'm used to gas prices going up and down for what seems like no reason. No 1 person can cause it either. Oil and natural gas are commodities and bought and sold on futures contracts and speculation. 'fear of' drives many transactions. I lived most my life in California where gas prices were always above most other states. Regulation and taxes added to the commodity always made us pay more. Same with electricity and water. 

The stock market can be real twitchy as well based on world events, but over time always trends upwards.  We chose to move to a place where cost of living is like 40% less and don't work with a big commute which helps. We're retired with SS and Medicare and a small affordable mortgage so everything just kind of runs on autopilot and we don't want for money or things. Health is a big equalizer and has more effect on personal happiness than anything else.

It really doesn't matter who the President is, life is mostly the same for us. The big concern is making sure no political movement takes over and tries to blow up the foundation the country was built on disrupting life as we know it for no good reason. The country isn't perfect but no other system has ever provided so much for so many and there's simply no better proven option out there no matter how it's repackaged by new politicians with their own agendas. Personal freedom is priceless.

soggy wrote:

Funny you don’t think the crumbling of our separation of powers between branches of government as blowing up the foundation of our country. 

RDnutz wrote:

I find it tragic (although understandable given today's unabashedly biased and corrupt mainstream media + failed education system) you would misconstrue the Chief Executive exercising the...

I find it tragic (although understandable given today's unabashedly biased and corrupt mainstream media + failed education system) you would misconstrue the Chief Executive exercising the full extent of his lawful powers as something sinister or unconstitutional. Is he testing all the boundaries of his lawful powers? Sure! It's called an Imperial Presidency, and this isn't the 1st or only time in our history.

Kenny Banyan wrote:

Correct me if I’m wrong, but I thought I heard today that in the USA, fewer people are living in poverty now than at any time...

Correct me if I’m wrong, but I thought I heard today that in the USA, fewer people are living in poverty now than at any time in recorded history. 

JerryVan wrote:

Where did you hear that?

Kenny Banyan wrote:

Joey Bridges wrote:

Around here we're more affected by our local political cronyism, and entrenched corruption, than anything happening in the beltway. Raising property taxes, with diminishing services, is just...

Around here we're more affected by our local political cronyism, and entrenched corruption, than anything happening in the beltway. 

Raising property taxes, with diminishing services, is just the start.

 

Oh, and I like how recapping the numerous vile statements of others, has me the one with hate in my heart.

early wrote:

I'm never going to embarrassed by my position that protecting children from abuse by having difficult conversations about uncomfortable subjects is important. There's a lot of...

I'm never going to embarrassed by my position that protecting children from abuse by having difficult conversations about uncomfortable subjects is important. There's a lot of bad people in the world and lives can be absolutely ruined before they begin. 

The issue is that in non-moto you and chatmore default to posting personal attacks rather than interesting original thoughts. Sure a good natured ribbing is fun we're all adults and not pussies but mix it up every once in a while, a long string of personal negativity is a window into a dark soul.

Joey Bridges wrote:

Around here we're more affected by our local political cronyism, and entrenched corruption, than anything happening in the beltway. Raising property taxes, with diminishing services, is just...

Around here we're more affected by our local political cronyism, and entrenched corruption, than anything happening in the beltway. 

Raising property taxes, with diminishing services, is just the start.

 

Oh, and I like how recapping the numerous vile statements of others, has me the one with hate in my heart.

early wrote:

I'm never going to embarrassed by my position that protecting children from abuse by having difficult conversations about uncomfortable subjects is important. There's a lot of...

I'm never going to embarrassed by my position that protecting children from abuse by having difficult conversations about uncomfortable subjects is important. There's a lot of bad people in the world and lives can be absolutely ruined before they begin. 

The issue is that in non-moto you and chatmore default to posting personal attacks rather than interesting original thoughts. Sure a good natured ribbing is fun we're all adults and not pussies but mix it up every once in a while, a long string of personal negativity is a window into a dark soul.

TeamGreen wrote:

Wow

Dark soul…

You Can Not Make This Shit Up 💩

You’re no different than the things you’re stating. 

Kenny Banyan wrote:

Kenny Banyan wrote:

early wrote:

I'm never going to embarrassed by my position that protecting children from abuse by having difficult conversations about uncomfortable subjects is important. There's a lot of...

I'm never going to embarrassed by my position that protecting children from abuse by having difficult conversations about uncomfortable subjects is important. There's a lot of bad people in the world and lives can be absolutely ruined before they begin. 

The issue is that in non-moto you and chatmore default to posting personal attacks rather than interesting original thoughts. Sure a good natured ribbing is fun we're all adults and not pussies but mix it up every once in a while, a long string of personal negativity is a window into a dark soul.

TeamGreen wrote:

Wow

Dark soul…

You Can Not Make This Shit Up 💩

You’re no different than the things you’re stating. 

Kenny Banyan wrote:

Speaking of Dark Souls, remember this guy and the show back in the 60’s & early 70’s? I couldn’t stop watching the show even though I...

Speaking of Dark Souls, remember this guy and the show back in the 60’s & early 70’s? I couldn’t stop watching the show even though I didn’t like going to bed at night as a young lad.😆

early wrote:

I'm never going to embarrassed by my position that protecting children from abuse by having difficult conversations about uncomfortable subjects is important. There's a lot of...

I'm never going to embarrassed by my position that protecting children from abuse by having difficult conversations about uncomfortable subjects is important. There's a lot of bad people in the world and lives can be absolutely ruined before they begin. 

The issue is that in non-moto you and chatmore default to posting personal attacks rather than interesting original thoughts. Sure a good natured ribbing is fun we're all adults and not pussies but mix it up every once in a while, a long string of personal negativity is a window into a dark soul.

TeamGreen wrote:

Wow

Dark soul…

You Can Not Make This Shit Up 💩

You’re no different than the things you’re stating. 

Kenny Banyan wrote:

Speaking of Dark Souls, remember this guy and the show back in the 60’s & early 70’s? I couldn’t stop watching the show even though I...

Speaking of Dark Souls, remember this guy and the show back in the 60’s & early 70’s? I couldn’t stop watching the show even though I didn’t like going to bed at night as a young lad.😆

TeamGreen wrote:

Oh…and to return to the commentary about “those of us that actually ride”…🤣 

Oh…and to return to the commentary about “those of us that actually ride”…🤣

 

Kenny Banyan wrote:

Speaking of Dark Souls, remember this guy and the show back in the 60’s & early 70’s? I couldn’t stop watching the show even though I...

Speaking of Dark Souls, remember this guy and the show back in the 60’s & early 70’s? I couldn’t stop watching the show even though I didn’t like going to bed at night as a young lad.😆

TeamGreen wrote:

Oh…and to return to the commentary about “those of us that actually ride”…🤣 

Oh…and to return to the commentary about “those of us that actually ride”…🤣

 

Chance1216 wrote:

To your point

To your point

TeamGreen wrote:

Oh…and to return to the commentary about “those of us that actually ride”…🤣 

Oh…and to return to the commentary about “those of us that actually ride”…🤣

 

Chance1216 wrote:

To your point

To your point

sumdood wrote:

I didn't ride a motorcycle this week but I did 50 plus miles of single track on my emtb and became the fastest fossil (65-69 class)...

I didn't ride a motorcycle this week but I did 50 plus miles of single track on my emtb and became the fastest fossil (65-69 class) down holeshot ? Does that count ? 🤷‍♂️😄 We'll fuck up this thread and turn it into a 2 wheel deal yet lol