HYSTERICAL MSNBC HOST GOES BONKERS ON AIR

wnd ^ | September 2, 2012

[Psalm 144]

“Being a poor person anywhere else in the world.”

Or a rich man amongst collectivists.

[az_gila]

Perhaps she was upset because her house flipping didn't work?

Two days after the seventh anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, Harris-Perry tweeted that the abandoned house in the 7th ward that she and her husband had bought and were restoring was destroyed during Hurricane Isaac

[adorno]

When entrepreneurs are outlawed, only government workers will have jobs.

Then, how will the government workers get paid?

[E. Pluribus Unum]

“I am sick of the idea that being wealthy is risky!”

GETTING WEALTHY is risky, you welfare-queen idiot!

[JewishRighter]

Excellent answer, but aren’t we overlooking another point? This imbecile doesn’t even understand the conversation. Being poor is not taking a risk. It is simply the state of having little money. The risk-taking the panel is discussing is when individuals may risk being poor by betting their life savings or going deeply in debt in order to bring a product or service to market. They could remain comfortably in their economic circumstances, live off government largesse and avoid any risk that they may improve their lot or the lot and lives of their fellow citizens. Instead they take a supreme risk of financial ruin to make things better. Sitting on your @ss taking handouts is not a risk at all.

[Kirkwood]

I lived near the 7th ward for many years and drove through it every day. There are some very nice homes in that area. I doubt that she lost her home during Isaac. I heard that 2 or 3 empty shell houses fell down in the city.

[berdie]

New Orleans has some beautiful upscale neighborhoods as do all cities.

But the crime rate in the city as a whole is very high.

[FlingWingFlyer]

“What is riskier than living poor in America? Seriously!”

I don't know. Living poor in Mexico? North Korea? China? Russia? Central America? South America? Seriously?

I think it was DeSousa who I once heard say that he had asked an immigrant friend why he liked America. The friend said it was because, in America, even the poor people are fat.

[South40]

I didn’t create it but I don’t think whoever did would mind if you showed it to your lib friends. I posted it on my Facebook page and I’m sure the Obamabots on my friends list were peeved. :-)

[Momto2]

I live in a neighborhood where people are shot on my street corner. I live in a neighborhood where people have to figure out how to get their kid into school because maybe it will be a good school and maybe it won’t.

Exactly!!! The next question should be: Who is in charge of your city/state - the odds are it is a Democrat!!

[popdonnelly]

If we lived in a culture that respected life and supported the law, perhaps people wouldn’t be shot on her street corner.

[adorno]

What is riskier than living poor in America?

How 'bout...

Living poor without the possibility of finding a job? Without the jobs, nobody gets out of poverty. And, where do the jobs come from? Government does not create jobs, and government does not create wealth, so, the question is quite simple to answer: the jobs come from those who take the risks, those being the businesspeople who do take the risks. But, something tells me that, that's something beyond the capabilities of a liberal to understand.

[ROCKLOBSTER]

Who is in charge of your city

Virtually all cities are RAT-ruled.

[mjp]

I am sick of the idea that being wealthy is risky!

Yes, you are sick.

[GreatMan]

In MHO, comment of the day.

[austinaero]

What in the world is riskier than being a poor person in America?”

Being a conservative.

[Sivad]

“This is the Republicans’ fault...how?”

Good question. Maybe the folks should have
a talk with the Democrat mayor and Democrat
city council put into power by them.

[Dysart]

I said this on the earlier, original thread, but among a great many other problems, this nutty talker fails to understand the nature of term "risk" as it applies to capital and related business and personal security issues.

She's too stupid to discuss the subject, and sadly, the last to know.

[The Duke]

I'm an entrepreneur. I went neck-deep into debt to avoid laying off my employees during the recession, and am only now starting to climb out of that (with a *lot* of luck). Some of my employees live better than me.

Today when I was in the office working on my Sunday afternoon I didn't see Obama there doing any work.

[Aevery_Freeman]

We could put abortion clinics on every corner and pay for the services.

What if we gave cash for each abortion instead of paying for live-born "vermin". It sounds bad but I'll bet it would be popular, cost less and abate rather than exacerbate the problem of "vermin".