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Where could that man go? His problem is that he felt powerless to do anything about it.

World leaders might be responsible for this mess, but folks voted to enable the looters, who offered them promises of good times forever.

Go back to Johnson's administration, when the bookeeping changed to 'the general fund' and IOUs were placed in accounts and the money collected in taxes to cover the supposed IOUs was spent on grand socialist programs which have done nothing but increase while the IOUs mount up without funds to pay the debts, so the elected oliograchs merely borrow to pay for their profligate spending. If you or I ran out household that way, the leos would eventually haul us away for criminal embezzlement of some sort.

The european socialist model is what little barry bastard commie is trying to establish in America, where the number of government dependents insures the oligarchs have the votes of the dependents and the number of government employees spirals out of control witht he accompanying too generous pension debentures, all to be paid by the once sovereign citizens while the banking elite maintain their lofty oligarchical positions. If we relly want to trace the decline to the correct starting point, it is Jekyl Island.

Where could that man go? His problem is that he felt powerless to do anything about it.

I tried to go to sleep pondering that exact question, found nothing but bitter and hopeless answers and so I’m back to see who might have an answer.

The only answer I have is location, location, location. Just like our American real estate. Why are some nations targeted for failure? To clear them out for colonization.

I have little sympathy for the pathetic whiner who jumped off the roof with his mom.

Why could the “unemployed musician” not go out in the street and seek work? 60 y/o? That’s young!

Recently I was approached at the Post Office by a lady who appeared to be about 80. She had a five gallon bucket, spoke not a word of English, and was selling tamales 12 for $7. I bought a dozen and watched her for a while. She was probably clearing $200/day making tamales at night and peddling them during they day.

I respect her work ethic and self-sufficient attitude far more than I respect the whiny euroweenies.