What is privilege?

Earl said:
You get to listen to ambulances, drunks and druggies, cabron.

There is a deer in my back yard.

There is a drug dealer in your parking lot.

Better hurry, cabron.
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Ummm, I live in the city of Atlanta and I get deer in my backyard, loser.

If you have this house, prove it! That's all. Just prove it. You won't because you can't, right?

So you talk a big game on JPP but if someone were to doxx you, well, that wouldn't go very well for you, would it?
 
Jerome said:
If your life is so great, go live it, and stop puking up verbal piss here on JPP. There's no fucking chance you're happy given how much you bitch and whine here.
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Every single Conservative and bOtHsIdErIsT on JPP lie and exaggerate their personal circumstances in order to lend credibility to their weak arguments.

It's like clockwork too...the moment the reach the end of the limited facts they have in any debate, they always -ALWAYS AND WITHOUT FAIL- immediately invoke unverifiable anecdotes or invented personal given circumstances.

All of them. No exceptions.
 
LV426 said:
Privilege is paying 49% of the taxes, but getting 63% of the spending...

Propping up the boonies, Atlanta’s thankless burden
Back in 2009, researchers from Georgia State University found that the 10-county metro Atlanta region had 43 percent of the state's population and generated 53 percent of the state's taxable income. That area contributed 51 percent of state revenue but got back just 37 percent of state expenditures. In essence, each metro Atlantan cut a check for $500 each year for every resident elsewhere.
https://www.ajc.com/news/local/torp...anta-thankless-burden/r1SZjXxBgQ6Oi4QC5AsOHM/
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How about all the social welfare leeches paying zero percent of the taxes that fund whatever amount they get?
 
LV426 said:
Every single Conservative and bOtHsIdErIsT on JPP lie and exaggerate their personal circumstances in order to lend credibility to their weak arguments.

It's like clockwork too...the moment the reach the end of the limited facts they have in any debate, they always -ALWAYS AND WITHOUT FAIL- immediately invoke unverifiable anecdotes or invented personal given circumstances.

All of them. No exceptions.
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I offered you the opportunity to look at the proof I had for my claims. I gave you specific and detailed directions as to where you could find me. Funny thing is you never showed up to do the things you said you could do if you had a chance to look me in the face.
 
LV426 said:
Ummm, I live in the city of Atlanta and I get deer in my backyard, loser.

If you have this house, prove it! That's all. Just prove it. You won't because you can't, right?

So you talk a big game on JPP but if someone were to doxx you, well, that wouldn't go very well for you, would it?
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You made claims about doxxing me and despite being given detailed directions where you could find me, you pussed out.
 
LV426 said:
We're already spending that much on health care right now, so all you're doing is saying how much health care costs, not how much M4A would cost.

And yes, we can pay for it very easily with modest tax increases on mostly the wealthy.
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Link? Complete lies
 
Earl said:
Jacky,Spain has a national health care plan and the health care delivered by that plan sucks.
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Thanks for your detailed description and personal experience. That means a lot. (insert 'You're an Idiot' emoji here)
 
Irish said:
Agreed. We can have public and private options. Its not that different than what we have now, maybe minor critiques.
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The difference is that under M4A, everyone would have coverage.

As of now, about 25 million people don't, and another 60 million are under-insured, which means they have high deductible plans that don't cover much beyond the 14 requirements set out by the ACA.
 
Irish said:
Agreed. We can have public and private options. Its not that different than what we have now, maybe minor critiques.
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We have Public and Private schools. Why not Health Plans. (everybody chips in for Public Schools)
 
LV426 said:
The difference is that under M4A, everyone would have coverage.

As of now, about 25 million people don't, and another 60 million are under-insured, which means they have high deductible plans that don't cover much beyond the 14 requirements set out by the ACA.
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There's an opportunity for a puss like you to prove you care as much as you claim. For the 25 million that don't have it and the 60 million that don't have as much as you think they should, pay their premiums out of your pocket.
 
CFM said:
There's an opportunity for a puss like you to prove you care as much as you claim. For the 25 million that don't have it and the 60 million that don't have as much as you think they should, pay their premiums out of your pocket.
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Good god you're embarrassing.
 
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