Speculating on a Sunday Afternoon (Page 3): ===================== Your perspective is both asinine and faulty. A typical lefty tactic that is growing old and moss-covered from so much...

manning5 Loc: Richmond, VA

WinkyTink wrote:

I was just wondering if you actually knew anything of what you speak of. Axed and answered, thanks!

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Your perspective is both asinine and faulty. A typical lefty tactic that is growing old and moss-covered from so much wayward use. But then lefties do not know any better.

WinkyTink Loc: Hill Country, TX

manning5 wrote:

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Your perspective is both asinine and faulty. A typical lefty tactic that is growing old and moss-covered from so much wayward use. But then lefties do not know any better.

I sir, am no lefty.

manning5 Loc: Richmond, VA

WinkyTink wrote:

I sir, am no lefty.

Then comport yourself like someone who is to the right.

WinkyTink Loc: Hill Country, TX

manning5 wrote:

Then comport yourself like someone who is to the right.

I will comport myself as I please. You are free to ignore or block.

manning5 Loc: Richmond, VA

WinkyTink wrote:

I will comport myself as I please. You are free to ignore or block.

Good idea. You are ignored.

Mikeyavelli

manning5 wrote:

Good idea. You are ignored.

Some people sit on a fence. Leaning neither left nor right.
That would hurt my balls.
Guess they sport nothing to hurt.

manning5 Loc: Richmond, VA

Mikeyavelli wrote:

Some people sit on a fence. Leaning neither left nor right.
That would hurt my balls.
Guess they sport nothing to hurt.

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One reason our congress is so apathetic are the fence-sitters, and the near-left and near-right, which makes clear, logical, and effective legislation extremely difficult to pass. Worst of all are the far-left idiots and Utopianists. On top of that are the managers of the houses, the president and the parties whose lust for power, narcissistic bent, and especially greed know no bounds. Hence, we see omnibus bills with lots of pork added, and block voting. Thoughts of serving the people are reserved for instances where a tiebreaker argument is needed: that is, seldom.

WinkyTink Loc: Hill Country, TX

Mikeyavelli wrote:

Some people sit on a fence. Leaning neither left nor right.
That would hurt my balls.
Guess they sport nothing to hurt.

Sideways fence sitting is comfortable and convenient. One can dangle on one side and vacate on the other. More importantly, it leads to gridlock which is comforting to the markets.

If you predict the weather tomorrow will be like today, you will be correct 80% of the time. Status Quo is the best we can hope for.

manning5 Loc: Richmond, VA

WinkyTink wrote:

Sideways fence sitting is comfortable and convenient. One can dangle on one side and vacate on the other. More importantly, it leads to gridlock which is comforting to the markets.

If you predict the weather tomorrow will be like today, you will be correct 80% of the time. Status Quo is the best we can hope for.

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BS! That thinking ensures a state of paralysis and inability to solve both old and new deep-going problems with effective solutions. This does not serve the people well, however comfortable your perch is. To me, that is a dereliction of the duty of both citizen, legislator and leader.

Mikeyavelli

WinkyTink wrote:

Sideways fence sitting is comfortable and convenient. One can dangle on one side and vacate on the other. More importantly, it leads to gridlock which is comforting to the markets.

If you predict the weather tomorrow will be like today, you will be correct 80% of the time. Status Quo is the best we can hope for.

I won't ride sidesaddle.

ksaves

WinkyTink wrote:

I'm looking forward to the urban riots that will occur upon Trump's reelection and inauguration.

Ummmmm, How can that happen if the "Demonrats" mobilize their surreptitious voters?

padremike Loc: Phenix City, Al

Mikeyavelli wrote:

Some people sit on a fence. Leaning neither left nor right.
That would hurt my balls.
Guess they sport nothing to hurt.

Well stated. Fence sitters have no sustainable convictions. A breeze can send them to either side.

WinkyTink Loc: Hill Country, TX

manning5 wrote:

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BS! That thinking ensures a state of paralysis and inability to solve both old and new deep-going problems with effective solutions. This does not serve the people well, however comfortable your perch is. To me, that is a dereliction of the duty of both citizen, legislator and leader.

I neither need or want the government to serve me well. Emphasis on the feds.

The people whom you rely upon to solve deep problems with effective solutions are unreliable.

Think back to Trumps first two years. The right held both houses of congress and the executive branch. Most of the good done was by exec order. Just like with the Biden regime now, except nothing “good.”

All the in-crowd seems to be able to accomplish is line their own pockets and get themselves re-elected.

I am only concerned with protecting my and my families assets. I do stand ready for the revolution. I’m sitting over there, sideways on the fence, armed to the teeth, counting my
Money waiting for the shooting to begin. Until then, gridlock is good.

Mikeyavelli

WinkyTink wrote:

I neither need or want the government to serve me ... (show quote)

I'm 10 miles to the right of the fence managing my money and keeping well armed.
How can any part of the lefty agenda appeal to an American of sanity and means?

manning5 Loc: Richmond, VA

WinkyTink wrote:

I neither need or want the government to serve me ... (show quote)

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Then you are not a true citizen of America, but a selfish Mugwump letting others do it all.