The Bog of Eternal Stench

CowpokeU said:
Both of them handled things effectively but also vaguely as in their time "vagabonds" had their own unique society and usually were roamers. Those who could, worked, those who couldn't like the ill, unable, etc were set up with social structures much like we have today.

I've not really met anyone who just puts their hand out and does nothing, at least not for long periods.

I honestly don't know how to address that as they didn't really much either. It's a catch 22. Do we completely push them out of society which has been typical of both capitalist and socialist structures OR do we try and rehabilitate them in a way we do prisoners but in a job corps kind of sense?

If it were me, I'd attempt the latter but if unsuccessful I'd go with the tried and true former.
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There's plenty of them. Maybe you don't have that problem where you are on the rez there. I know they have (or at least had) that problem on Wind River because my good friend grew up there. It's human nature.
 
Toadman005 said:
www.scmp.com

China warns of action against US after Pompeo congratulates Tsai

US secretary of state has warm words for Tsai at her inauguration ceremony, comments that China says amount to interference in its internal affairs.
www.scmp.com www.scmp.com

The Dragon is huffing and puffing
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Oh, they mad.... they real mad! Fuggem! Isolate them and get our people back over here.
The state agents (CCP) on Twitter are fun to get twisted. They have no idea what to say
unless the state tells them, fugallthat!
 
CouchOnFire said:
Oh, they mad.... they real mad! Fuggem! Isolate them and get our people back over here.
The state agents (CCP) on Twitter are fun to get twisted. They have no idea what to say
unless the state tells them, fugallthat!
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This is going to sound callous.... But if we have people in China who are not there on official government business - fuck them too. Let them find their own way back in. No sane US civilian citizen should be in China at this point.
 
Nod4Eight said:
This is going to sound callous.... But if we have people in China who are not there on official government business - fuck them too. Let them find their own way back in. No sane US civilian citizen should be in China at this point.
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If you do not have diplomatic immunity you are a fool to be there, not that they'll actually honor immunity when shit hits the fan...
 
Nod4Eight said:
This is going to sound callous.... But if we have people in China who are not there on official government business - fuck them too. Let them find their own way back in. No sane US civilian citizen should be in China at this point.
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Agreed! One of those little shits was talking about all of the micro-nuclear weapons
they have placed all across our country. I'm in total agreement w/ @Toadman005
Fuck China!
 
OldDevilDawg said:

MSN

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"growing scientific consensus around the spread of the coronavirus has given the OK for people to be outdoors"

HOLY SHIT we have a scientific community that has more education than they have sense.....and an MSM that is too fucking stupid to figure that out.
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Navigating gradual reopenings across the country will require a degree of social trust that people will take their individual responsibilities seriously, according to Joseph Allen, an assistant professor of exposure assessment science at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health.

“We should view going to parks and other activities that are starting to be reopened as a privilege, and one that can be revoked quickly if we demonstrate we’re unable to abide by these rules,” Allen said Tuesday in a news briefing.

Who the fuck is this guy? A privilege? You ain't in China anymore T.H. Chan. Government here serves at our pleasure at the point of a gun....
 
PSUTE said:
Navigating gradual reopenings across the country will require a degree of social trust that people will take their individual responsibilities seriously, according to Joseph Allen, an assistant professor of exposure assessment science at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health.

“We should view going to parks and other activities that are starting to be reopened as a privilege, and one that can be revoked quickly if we demonstrate we’re unable to abide by these rules,” Allen said Tuesday in a news briefing.

Who the fuck is this guy? A privilege? You ain't in China anymore T.H. Chan. Government here serves at our pleasure at the point of a gun....
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You do realize that outside of us older folks, and prior military, most people don't think that way, right? The Department of Education was created for a reason, and it has served it's purpose very well.
 
OldDevilDawg said:
You do realize that outside of us older folks, and prior military, most people don't think that way, right? The Department of Education was created for a reason, and it has served it's purpose very well.
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Department of indoctrination was alive and well 40+ years ago when I was a part time janitor at the U. Yes, even in Utah 40+ years ago. Shit hits the fan there will be more than we think, I hope...
 
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