LOL, you still don't get it, lol that for you and your klan so you can understand more easily.

Can we ban it from the C****es?

I don't see anyone say AMEN to your posts boy.
I say you are a weak sort of man, trying to make a name, lol.

It's like you, all taken out of contexts. Why don't to try writing something on your own, lol.

Well, like they say, "there no fix for stupid".
Now it's basically easy to say you are an ignorant small-minded jerk, poorly educated, no it's really indoctrinated, not educated. Someone along the way taught you to h**e what you do not understand.


Go to the library and read up on the doing of FDR.

No toilet paper?....Not to worry


A great DIY project for you handy/techie types. This is a must see. It starts off slow, but stay with it until the 2 min. 20 sec. spot at the very least.

This could definitely be a life changer.


https://youtu.be/dQM__8Jn978

At a time of crisis when we need our families more than ever, the extreme Left now wants to abolish the family.

The radical Left is weaponizing the C****av***s to force their extreme agenda on America. At the ACLJ, we're working around the clock to fight back.

One of Speaker Pelosi's top lieutenants in Congress said that right now as Americans face a p******c is a tremendous opportunity to restructure things to fit our vision.

Now we're learning more about what that vision includes.

The George Soros-funded radical Left group Open Democracy is advocating, The C****av***s crisis shows it's time to abolish the family.

This is evil. It's nothing less than a Marxist attack on the Church, the family, and freedom. Do you know that Karl Marx was a dropout, yes he did not complete elementary school, so why does the Left put his fool logic to so much use?

This is the exact type of thing we've warned about. It's why we exist at the ACLJ.

We are fighting back against the radical Left's attempts to use this p******c to force their extreme agenda on the American people. Our legal and Government Affairs teams have been working through the night this week to defeat Speaker Pelosi's radical wish list in the C****av***s bill and we won.

THE HISTORY OF TOILET PAPER
I know that you have always been curious, so now you'll know.

1. The first recorded use of toilet paper was in 6th Century China.

2. By the 14th Century, the Chinese government was mass-producing it.

3. Packaged toilet paper wasn't sold in the United States until 1857.

4. Joseph Gayety, the man who introduced packaged TP to the U.S. had his name printed on every sheet.

5. Global toilet paper demand uses nearly 30,000 trees every day

6. That's 10 million trees a year

7. It wasn't until 1935 that a manufacturer was able to promise Splinter-Free Toilet Paper.

8. Seven percent of Americans admit to stealing rolls of toilet paper in hotels.

9. Americans use an average of 8.6 sheets of toilet paper per trip to the bathroom

10. The average roll has 333 sheets.

11. Historically, what you use to wipe depended on your income level.

12. In the middle ages they used something called a gompf stick which was just an actual stick used to scrape.

13. Wealthy Romans used wool soaked in rose water and French royalty used lace.

14. Other things that were used before toilet paper include Hay, corn cobs, sticks, stones, sand, moss, hemp, wool, husks, fruit peels,
ferns, sponges, seashells, knotted ropes, and broken pottery (ouch!).

15. 70-75% of the world still doesn't use toilet paper because it is too expensive or there is not sufficient plumbing.
16. In many Western European countries, bidets are seen as more effective and preferable to toilet paper.

17. Coloured toilet paper was popular in the U.S. until the 1940s.

18. The reason toilet paper disintegrates so quickly when wet is that the fibers used to make it are very short.

19. On the International Space Station, they still use regular toilet paper but it has to be sealed in special containers and Compressed

20. During Desert Storm, the U.S. Army used toilet paper to camouf**ge their tanks.

21. In 1973 Johnny Carson caused a toilet paper shortage. He said as a joke that there was a shortage, which there wasn't, until everyone believed him and ran out to buy up the supply. It took three weeks for some stores to get more stock.

22. There is a contest sponsored by Charmin to design and make wedding dresses out of toilet paper. The winner gets $2,000.

23.. There was a toilet paper museum in Wisconsin, The Madison Museum of Bathroom Tissue, but it closed in 2000.

24. The museum once had over 3,000 rolls of TP from places all over the world, including The Guggenheim, Ellis Island, and Graceland.

25. There is still a virtual toilet paper museum called Nobody's Perfect.

26. In 1996, President Clinton passed a Toilet Paper Tax of 6 cents per roll, which is still in effect today. Obama tried to triple that but the House wouldn't pass it. SEE. THE DEMS WILL TAX YOU TO TAKE A S**T.

27. The Pentagon uses, on average, 666 rolls of toilet paper per day.

28. The most expensive toilet paper in the world is from Portuguese brand Renova..

29. Renova is three-ply, perfumed, costs $3 per roll and comes in several colors including black, red, blue and green.

30. The CEO of Renova came up with the idea for black toilet paper while he was at a Cirque du Soleil show.

31. Beyonce uses only red Renova toilet paper.

32. Kris Jenner uses only the black Renova toilet paper.

33. If you hang your toilet paper so you can pull it from the bottom, you're considered more intelligent than someone who pulls it from the top. (Wonder how this was determined?)

34. Koji Suzuki, a Japanese horror novelist best known for writing The Ring, had an entire novel printed on a single roll of toilet paper.

35. The novel takes place in a public bathroom and the entire story runs approximately three feet long.

36. When asked what necessity they would bring to a desert island, 49%
of people said toilet paper before food.

37. Queen Elizabeth II wipes her royal bottom with silk handkerchiefs. Wonder if the royal chambermaid gets to wash those?? Yeacht! Sure wouldn't want that job!

38. Muslims wipe their bums with their bare hand--- always the left hand. They eat with their right hand. If you are caught shoplifting, your right hand is cut off forcing you to eat with your poopy left hand. Yeeeechdt! Yummy!

This history was sent to you using my right hand!
Have a nice day, and don't forget to wipe.

Governments all over the world are using the alleged threat of a C****-** p******c to shut down the world's economy. Daniel Lacalle, an authority on energy economics, writes: "The decision to shut down air travel and close all nonessential businesses is now a reality in major global economies. The United States has banned all European flights as Italy enters a complete lockdown, Spain declares a state of emergency, and France closes all nonessential public places and businesses."


Further, he points out, governments can't solve the problems they have created through massive spending programs and bigger deficits. These policies make things worse: "Governments will implement large demand-side policies that are the wrong answer to a shutdown of the economy. Most businesses will suffer from the collapse in sales and subsequent working capital build, and none of that will be solved with deficit spending. You cannot mitigate a supply shock with demand policies, which increase debt and overcapacity in the already indebted and bloated sectors and do not help the sectors that are suffering an abrupt collapse in activity." And government printing of money, i.e., outright inflationism, is even more dangerous.


Lacalle's remarks bring to mind the trenchant comments on Ludwig von Mises. He warns against attempts to shore up disastrous policies by printing more money. Mises says, "No emergency can justify a return to inflation. Inflation can provide neither the weapons a nation needs to defend its independence nor the capital goods required for any project. It does not cure unsatisfactory conditions. It merely helps the rulers whose policies brought about the catastrophe to exculpate themselves." He tells us where a policy of inflationism will end: "Inflation is the fiscal complement of statism and arbitrary government. It is a cog in the complex of policies and institutions which gradually lead toward totalitarianism."


Bill Sardi emphasizes the criminal folly of US government policy. The federal government, he says, is "willing to crash the economy, k**l businesses, particularly churches and restaurants that are unlikely to have the resources to re-open their establishments, and coerce people to stay indoors, a practice that will further lower vitamin D levels and result in widespread infection and death among retirees." States and cities have rushed to follow suit. Los Angeles and San Francisco, for example, are now under drastic "shelter-in-place" orders that require "non-essential businesses" to close and forbid dining in restaurants.


To understand more fully what is happening, we need the guidance of two great thinkers, Ludwig von Mises and Murray Rothbard. They teach us a vital lesson. Civilization depends on the international division of labor. To destroy the division of labor would plunge us into chaos. Life as we know cannot survive under a system of economic autarky.


Now, governments all over the world want us to give this up. Abandoning the international division of labor will hit Africa, dependent on trade for bare survival, especially hard. To what end is the world's carefully wrought economic system being dismantled? Does the spread of C****-** require us to destroy the world's economy? Here we can learn from another outstanding thinker, Ron Paul, who is a medical doctor and can give an expert analysis of government medical propaganda. He says: "On Face the Nation, [Dr. Anthony] F***i did his best to further damage an already tanking economy by stating, 'Right now, personally, myself, I wouldn't go to a restaurant.' He has pushed for closing the entire country down for 14 days.


Over what? A v***s that has thus far k**led just over 5,000 worldwide and less than 100 in the United States? By contrast, tuberculosis, an old disease not much discussed these days, k**led nearly 1.6 million people in 2017. Where's the panic over this?


If anything, what people like F***i and the other fearmongers are demanding will likely make the disease worse. The martial law they dream about will leave people hunkered down inside their homes instead of going outdoors or to the beach where the sunshine and fresh air would help boost immunity. The panic produced by these fearmongers is likely helping spread the disease, as massive crowds rush into Walmart and Costco for that last roll of toilet paper." Ben Swann supports Ron Paul's skepticism with a careful analysis of World Health organization statistics in this important video:


Even if the COVOID-19 v***s turns out to be more severe than the skeptics give us reason to think it is, we can get through it. We cannot survive the end of the division of labor. It would be the finish of civilization as we know it.
Is this what the C****e Left wants?


The cure is going to be a lot worst then the v***s, a lot worst.

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell unveiled a $2 trillion economic rescue package Sunday with money for middle-class taxpayers, the unemployed and even local governments.

Republicans continued to negotiate the deal after Democrats blocked the first effort to advance the measure because they said it gave too much discretion to the Treasury Department and didn’t do enough for workers. Talks will likely continue as Speaker Nancy Pelosi said the Democratic-led House would write its own bill.

Here are highlights of McConnell’s plan:

Bigger checks to the poor, unemployed

The plan includes payments of $1,200 to many middle-class individuals or $2,400 for married couples, plus $500 per child. The payments start to phase out for people making more than $75,000 or couples making $150,000.

Democrats were able to secure a change from a previous version that allows low-income taxpayers to get the full $1,200 payment. The initial plan would have given smaller checks, or in some cases, no money at all, to very-low income people.

Unemployment insurance payments would be boosted under the draft and recipients would be eligible to receive those funds for longer. Democrats have insisted throughout the negotiations that any bill include much more generous payments to those who find themselves without a job during the p******c.

Loans become grants if workers kept on payroll

The pot of money for loans that could go to corporations and state and local government grew to some $500 billion available for as many as five years. Of that, $50 billion would be available for loans to passenger airlines and $8 billion for cargo carriers. Another $17 billion would be available to “businesses critical to maintaining national security.” The draft text doesn’t offer more detail on the types of companies that would be eligible.

Separately, the draft includes about $350 billion in loans for small businesses that would convert to grants if the companies retain their employees.

The aid includes restrictions. Corporations getting money would be prohibited from share buybacks and would be required to maintain their employment levels as of March 13, 2020.

The companies also would have to freeze compensation for employees earning more than $425,000 for two years, and they’d be prohibited from offering departing executives so-called golden parachutes, or payments worth more than twice their annual salary.

The government would be able to take equity stakes in businesses, without v****g rights.

Fed could amplify loan support

The bill would authorize the Treasury to use $425 billion of the $500 billion “to make loans, loan guarantees, and other investments in support of programs or facilities established by the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System for the purpose of providing liquidity to the financial system that supports lending to eligible businesses, states or municipalities.”

Senate Banking Committee Chairman Mike Crapo told Bloomberg News that the legislation would expand the Fed’s authority to include state and local governments as entities it can lend to, and buy debt from, to assist them.

Millions for private-plane airports

The nation’s airports would receive $10 billion. Of that, $3.7 billion would be split between commercial airports based on how many passengers boarded planes there in 2018, with another $3.7 billion allocated to airports based on their debt. Airports that serve private, small, and charter planes would receive $100 million.

Restaurants can deduct cost of renovations

This version retains a sizable tax perk for restaurants and retailers, and a big political win for Republicans. Businesses would temporarily be able to have more flexibility to use losses to offset their tax bills. They could also write off more of the interest they pay on debt during the crisis. Restaurants and retailers would be able to deduct the entire cost of renovating their stores in a single year. A mistake in the 2017 tax law meant they had to spread those costs over several years.

Taxpayers who take the standard deduction could write off up to $300 charitable donations in 2020. Typically that benefit is only available to those who itemize. The bill would also temporarily lift some limits on the charitable tax break for those who itemize.

Businesses can defer paying employer-side payroll taxes during 2020. They have to pay half of those taxes by the end of 2021 and the second half in 2022.

Railroads get grants if they recognize unions, socialism push.

Passenger railroads and public t***sit agencies would receive a direct infusion of federal aid under the draft bill. The aid wasn’t part of the original bill introduced by McConnell.

Amtrak would receive about $1 billion, with roughly half earmarked for the Northeast Corridor, according to the draft bill released Sunday. To receive a grant, the passenger rail system would be required to recognize unions, maintain worker benefits, and provide unemployment assistance. States would also not have to pay their full share of operating and capital costs for rail service.

T***sit systems would receive $20 billion in grants, with $4 billion of that marked for rural areas only, according to the draft bill.

Relief for oil industry, not renewable energy

The draft legislation includes $3 billion for the acquisition of oil for the nation’s Strategic Petroleum Reserve. The funding for the emergency stockpiles had been requested by the Trump administration for the purchase of up to 77 million barrels of crude oil to support the domestic industry and boost reserves at cheap prices.

The bill would also apparently permit the government to buy commercial crude inventories without stashing the oil in the strategic petroleum reserve sites along the Gulf Coast.

Companies that refine oil into gasoline could also benefit from a large pool of funds in the bill reserved for loans and loan guarantees for businesses that are deemed “critical to maintaining national security.”

Attempts by the renewable energy and Democrats to add billions in tax credits for wind, solar, batteries, and electric vehicles were left out of the bill.

Additional money for U.S. farmers beyond trade aid

The legislation as written would make available up to $50 billion to farmers, funded through borrowing authority for the Commodity Credit Corp., the same vehicle used for the Trump administration’s trade aid to U.S. agriculture.

The legislation replenishes $30 billion in depleted borrowing authority for the CCC and adds an additional $20 billion, according to North Dakota Republican Senator John Hoeven, who claimed credit for the provision. The stimulus package also authorized the entity to provide aid to livestock producers, an important agricultural industry in Hoeven’s home state.

The added borrowing authority doesn’t require the administration to give more aid to farmers, but it replenishes borrowing authority and gives Trump the option of providing more funding. The administration has authorized $28 billion in aid to farmers over the past two years to deal with the president’s trade war with China.

Student loan payments suspended, it's just free money.

The new draft language released Sunday would suspend payments on federal student loans without interest for six months. A previous version would suspend payments for three months and give the secretary discretion to extend non-payment for another three months. The bill also would suspend payments for both federal Direct Loans and federally guaranteed student loans. Previous language included only Direct Loans.

The legislation also includes a $20 billion education stabilization fund for K-12 schools and public colleges and universities.

No, not at all! But you did show your warped outlook on the world. I often wonder if Aldof had an outlook like that. But his was about the Jews, not God-fearing Republicans like you have.

So you are saying the Constitution is bad?
If that's a fact, you failed History 101.

Your definition of lying is warped champ.
The projection of the future is tough.

You have been indoctrinated into what you think and believe.
FDR did much damage to America, but your education blocked you from knowing it. The great depression was fueled by him for 12 years. He raised taxes causing business to fail.
The rich, which you h**e make there money, they do not steal or confiscate it as the Democrats do.
Making money is not illegal yet. I know many that just love to stay home and watch TV, and they think
they should get a check from someone to pay there rent plus.
Half of the working-age people in America do not pay any taxes, is that great or what?

Can you quote my offense?