Question

[middleview]

The black instigators moving from town to town funded by Soros, is most concerning. What is the left agenda for wanting to create riot atmospheres. To me this question needs to be addressed, maybe best by congressional hearings. It looks like Soros is funding anarchy, he needs to be held accountable as to why and why he should not be charged and be sent to jail.

I'm sure you have evidence that Soros is paying to tranport people from one city to another....because you wouldn't lie would you

 

[middleview]

Just keep drinking the Kool-Aid of the loony left and ignore all signs of miss dead's.

Your posts are hardly evidence of what you accuse people like Soros of doing. You should automatically include a link to prove what you are saying because you are on the list of folks that I put in the category of "silly posters" from the gitgo...

 

[Fast Eddy]

I'm sure you have evidence that Soros is paying to tranport people from one city to another....because you wouldn't lie would you

Nope, would not lie, read it in a liberal newspaper of all places and heard it on the radio news. Its been thrown around as known facts for quite a while. I wish you would read more and comment less.

 

[middleview]

Nope, would not lie, read it in a liberal newspaper of all places and heard it on the radio news. Its been thrown around as known facts for quite a while. I wish you would read more and comment less.

Sure thing....thrown around at your house. Got a link to prove the allegation or is it just a rumor you'd like to keep afloat?

Known fact? Now that is funny. You want me to read more? I read quite a bit...but not the kind of rumor rags you do.

 

[Sgt Staples]

We are all watching the Demonstrations and the rioting. It seems a group is moving from city to city inciting the destruction.

My question is,how can we try to revive those inner cities that have been devestated by the loss of manufacturing and other jobs.

What do you think could be done to help the young jobless.?

What if Congress cut some of the bloated Military that can not even be audited? Take the money from useless programs. Where?

What if job plans were set up to provide training and decent jobs for the unemployed? Based on an updated version of the Civilian Conservation Corp that built our highways, planted saplings that are our huge forests of today? Helped stop the erosion that caused the drought.

Seed money would start the program,rebuild and refurbish the cities.

Please put aside your political views for this. We have a human problem not a political. Both parties are responsible for what we have now. What can we do? Positive responses will be appreciated.

Thanks

The inner city's lack of good schools, good jobs etc is a symptom of the problem, not the problem itself.

Not too many people will start a business or invest in real estate until the main problem is solved and that problem is the breakup of the family. I went to school in the 50's on the South Side of Chicago and our school was 50% black. We had excellent teachers and discipline was upheld. But then again, most black kids came from families, 85% of which were two parent households.

It ain't like that today. So instead of looking to government, which is the cause of, not the solution to, the main problem, look to churches, and community organizations and charter schools

Until government gets out of the picture and stops funding the NEA, and doling out welfare, schools will never improve. and a lack of skills will keep decent jobs away.

 

[Fast Eddy]

Sure thing....thrown around at your house. Got a link to prove the allegation or is it just a rumor you'd like to keep afloat?

Known fact? Now that is funny. You want me to read more? I read quite a bit...but not the kind of rumor rags you do.

I assumed your constant questions and asking for explanations was because you don't read, but you claim to read, so maybe we are looking at a memory issue here.

 

[Craig]

I assumed your constant questions and asking for explanations was because you don't read, but you claim to read, so maybe we are looking at a memory issue here.

You're a bot aren't you?

I mean, you cannot answer a question. You try and attack those that ask questions based on your responses. It's a few rote responses, with a mild insult, about how somebody doesn't read...sprinkled liberally with commonly misspelled words a bot would have trouble dealing with in their proper context.

 

[Fast Eddy]

You're a bot aren't you?

I mean, you cannot answer a question. You try and attack those that ask questions based on your responses. It's a few rote responses, with a mild insult, about how somebody doesn't read...sprinkled liberally with commonly misspelled words a bot would have trouble dealing with in their proper context.

Again you lead with a question.

 

[fairsheet]

The inner city's lack of good schools, good jobs etc is a symptom of the problem, not the problem itself.

Not too many people will start a business or invest in real estate until the main problem is solved and that problem is the breakup of the family. I went to school in the 50's on the South Side of Chicago and our school was 50% black. We had excellent teachers and discipline was upheld. But then again, most black kids came from families, 85% of which were two parent households.

It ain't like that today. So instead of looking to government, which is the cause of, not the solution to, the main problem, look to churches, and community organizations and charter schools

Until government gets out of the picture and stops funding the NEA, and doling out welfare, schools will never improve. and a lack of skills will keep decent jobs away.

Just as with your "392", you're killin' me here Staples in that I've gotta agree with you at least on some level. But then, I think you and I agree with MaryAnne as well! I credit Pres. Obama for understanding that the "answers" to our current inner-city dilemmas are NOT necessarily African-American specific. Quite simply, a "rising tide" for all, is what's called for.

However, I think we're naïve to assume that some sort of unfettered and "hands off" capitalistic approach gets us where we want to be. As a Democrat, I bristle at what I hear from what I call "bleeding heart" Democrats and the simplistic solutions they offer up. But, I bristle even MORE at those who're to the right of me and the simplistic solutions THEY offer up. I've made the point in the past that we Americans are ALL uniquely (per the rest of the modern western world) both conservative AND liberal. It's high time for those of us who tend to tilt to our conservative selves, to quit haranguing our more liberal selves to assume our conservative reins for us. Our current Republican reality is far more radical than it is conservative. It's high time for we rightsters to reassert out conservative selves.

 

[Craig]

Again you lead with a question.

Again, you don't answer any.

 

[JackDallas]

We are all watching the Demonstrations and the rioting. It seems a group is moving from city to city inciting the destruction.

My question is,how can we try to revive those inner cities that have been devestated by the loss of manufacturing and other jobs.

What do you think could be done to help the young jobless.?

What if Congress cut some of the bloated Military that can not even be audited? Take the money from useless programs. Where?

What if job plans were set up to provide training and decent jobs for the unemployed? Based on an updated version of the Civilian Conservation Corp that built our highways, planted saplings that are our huge forests of today? Helped stop the erosion that caused the drought.

Seed money would start the program,rebuild and refurbish the cities.

Please put aside your political views for this. We have a human problem not a political. Both parties are responsible for what we have now. What can we do? Positive responses will be appreciated.

Thanks

Stop electing Democrats to run city governments. After decades of Democrat control it is painfully clear that Liberal policies simply do not work. The entire Democrat welfare experiment (starting with lBJ's Great Society fiasco) is a dismal failure.

 

[Sgt Staples]

Just as with your "392", you're killin' me here Staples in that I've gotta agree with you at least on some level. But then, I think you and I agree with MaryAnne as well! I credit Pres. Obama for understanding that the "answers" to our current inner-city dilemmas are NOT necessarily African-American specific. Quite simply, a "rising tide" for all, is what's called for.

However, I think we're naïve to assume that some sort of unfettered and "hands off" capitalistic approach gets us where we want to be. As a Democrat, I bristle at what I hear from what I call "bleeding heart" Democrats and the simplistic solutions they offer up. But, I bristle even MORE at those who're to the right of me and the simplistic solutions THEY offer up. I've made the point in the past that we Americans are ALL uniquely (per the rest of the modern western world) both conservative AND liberal. It's high time for those of us who tend to tilt to our conservative selves, to quit haranguing our more liberal selves to assume our conservative reins for us. Our current Republican reality is far more radical than it is conservative. It's high time for we rightsters to reassert out conservative selves.

Obama cancelled funding for Charter Schools in DC. He owes his allegiance to the Teacher's Union, not the Children. The Children don't make political contributions.
.