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The US is a Christian state and they HAVE nuked people. What's your point?
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Both sides are bad. Israel surrounded by very barberic bloodthirsty enemies and it is not just Hezbollah but Hamas and majority of muslims. They want to drive them to the sea. You saw what they did if they get their hands on the state on Israel in October 2023. Rapes, beheadings, mass murder, etc. of defenseless civilians. On the other hands Israelis are not much better though not as bad. They indiscriminately bomb civilians, kill women and children and the settlers are acting worse than what Nazis did to their parents. The are armed and full of hate for Arabs and supported by the Israeli army and free to do whatever they wish. Both sides guilty as hell.
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Donald Trump, a Coward, a Liar and a Cheat.
Reg Volk replied to CITIZEN_2015's topic in Federal Politics in the United States
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Reg Volk replied to WestCanMan's topic in Federal Politics in the United States
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And it wasn't done to help Canada. They asked the Economic Council of Canada, which was then a government think tank, if a big rise in immigration would help the economy. They were told no. They did it, according to a G&M report of the time, because they felt this would help the PCs make inroads into ethnic communities and get more votes. It was not done to help Canada in any way.
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I was around when the population was 20 million. And no one has been able to show how doubling our population has made Canada any better than it was. There are, however, lots of examples of how it has gotten worse. Nobody wants to live in a crowded, third world shithole. The minister of immigration told us just last month that they don't know who has and hasn't left because they're not recording the information.
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I just asked Google about median assets beyond equity in the primary residence. Not great: The median household net worth for Americans, excluding home equity in the primary residence, is $57,900.[1] When looking strictly at financial assets (checking, savings, money market accounts, retirement funds, and direct investments), the median U.S. household holds $39,000. [1] Because home equity is a highly illiquid asset that represents the bulk of wealth for middle-income families, non-home assets provide a more accurate picture of liquid or easily convertible wealth. Financial assets are heavily skewed by age, as Americans have had more time to contribute to retirement accounts and investments. [1, 2] So 40k in financial assets. People are right to feel insecure.
