America's Backdoor To Communism

[Wally]

Insurance companies may not pay for business losses from coronavirus.

Small-business owners banking on their so-called business disruption insurance to bail them out of the mounting losses being inflicted by the COVID-19 pandemic may be in for a rude shock.

That’s because a little-known condition of coverage put in place in 2006, a few years after the SARS outbreak, excludes coverage for any “loss due to virus or bacteria.”

Interesting. I never knew about this type of insurance. It looks like a new market for insurance companies covering virus-bacteria going foward.

 

[MrFedEx]

Apparently you haven't been paying attention in the last couple of days. Plenty of room for hope. Pushing the "we're all going to die" narrative isn't grounded in reality.

There's room for hope, but a necessity for reality. Trump touted "possible" treatments for Covid-19. Nothing has been proven to work and Trump was immediately disputed by a number of experts.

Clinical trials have started, but a vaccine is 12-18 months out, assuming they find one.

More Trump salesmanship. Obviously, you're buying it.

 

[MrFedEx]

I like to criticize Republicans, but at least they're not pushing to use tax payer money to pay for sex reassignment surgery for illegal immigrants. No joke.

Wow. That's a really critical issue right now, isn't it? You keep clinging to your rocks of insanity. Nero fiddles as Rome burns, or is that too high concept for you?

 

[bbsam]

Consent of the governed allows for taxes . We agree to pay taxes. Nothing is taken from us.

QED

@Wrong

You rated this as being “creative”. I would be interested in what you find untrue or inaccurate about the statement.

 

[bbsam]

@Wrong

so you agree but would rather not say so?

lol

 

[Wally]

There's room for hope, but a necessity for reality. Trump touted "possible" treatments for Covid-19. Nothing has been proven to work and Trump was immediately disputed by a number of experts.

Clinical trials have started, but a vaccine is 12-18 months out, assuming they find one.

More Trump salesmanship. Obviously, you're buying it.

Those same media people and so called experts would be awarding Obama the Nobel Prize by now for citing the same possible treatments.

 

[El Correcto]

@Wrong

You rated this as being “creative”. I would be interested in what you find untrue or inaccurate about the statement.

Do you not see the irony in saying taxes are not taking from us and that tax breaks are giving to corporations?

 

[MrFedEx]

Those same media people and so called experts would be awarding Obama the Nobel Prize by now for citing the same possible treatments.

Obama would give us the straight story, just like he did on Ebola. Sorry, pal, but we need a straight shooter right now, not Cal Worthington.

 

[bbsam]

Do you not see the irony in saying taxes are not taking from us and that tax breaks are giving to corporations?

I don’t know. Are bailouts giving to corporations? I guess semantics aside, what difference does it make?

 

[DriveInDriveOut]

Wow. That's a really critical issue right now, isn't it? You keep clinging to your rocks of insanity. Nero fiddles as Rome burns, or is that too high concept for you?

You need to save up and pay for your sex change operation yourself or keep living as a transvestite fren. Best of luck to you.

 

[DriveInDriveOut]

I don’t know. Are bailouts giving to corporations? I guess semantics aside, what difference does it make?

Is a loan that's repaid a bailout? Is a home refinance a bailout?

Semantics aside, it matters if the government is taking ownership of the company. That's the point of this thread.

 

[El Correcto]

I don’t know. Are bailouts giving to corporations? I guess semantics aside, what difference does it make?

Semantics can be important sometimes. It shows how someone views the world.
You feel that someone else money is yours when you say tax breaks are giving to someone.
I don’t view the world that way and see tax breaks as taking less from someone.

 

[bbsam]

Semantics can be important sometimes. It shows how someone views the world.
You feel that someone else money is yours when you say tax breaks are giving to someone.
I don’t view the world that way and see tax breaks as taking less from someone.

And that simply ignores consent of the governed which happens to be paramount to democracy or a representative republic. We accept taxation with representation.

 

[El Correcto]

And that simply ignores consent of the governed which happens to be paramount to democracy or a representative republic. We accept taxation with representation.

Consent has nothing to do with being taken from, you can agree with the taking or resist it. That’s a completely different conversation that you’re pivoting to.

 

[MrFedEx]

You need to save up and pay for your sex change operation yourself or keep living as a transvestite fren. Best of luck to you.

i'm fully hetero, have a wife, and 3 kids. Long history of well-satisfied GIRLfriends. You, on the other hand, seem to know an awful lot about trans stuff, to the point of being pretty strange.

Did they deny your funding? Did you just get half the job done? Where do you find size 13 stilettos, or a shimmery cocktail dress for your special evenings out on the town?

Do they still toss you out of Victoria's Secret for trying the stuff on?

 

[Wally]

Obama would give us the straight story, just like he did on Ebola. Sorry, pal, but we need a straight shooter right now, not Cal Worthington.

Lol, straight story. The media would provide cover no matter what.

 

[MrFedEx]

And that simply ignores consent of the governed which happens to be paramount to democracy or a representative republic. We accept taxation with representation.

I always think it's interesting that they scream about taxes, yet seem to have no problem with corporate welfare that allows many of them to essentially pay zero taxes.

The problem is that our representation is faulty. How do you create equitable taxation when Congress is on the take from lobbyists and corporations?

 

[MrFedEx]

Lol, straight story. The media would provide cover no matter what.

I'd prefer Cal Worthington over Trump as president. At least Cal had real animals in his circus.

 

[Fred's Myth]

The 6th largest economy in the world doesn't make it 1/6th of the world's economy. No worries, will just keep cleaning up after you.

MFE won’t let silly facts get in the way of his worldview.

 

[MrFedEx]

MFE won’t let silly facts get in the way of his worldview.

You miss the point entirely.