A Colombian was on Instagram trying to explain that "We haven't been able to wipe out the insurgents for 60 years with the U.S. help. How do you plan on taking out the insurgents when we will all be against you?


Seems the oil companies are nervous about investing billions of dollars into a country which nationalised them once before, demanding long-term guarantees from Trump when he's going to be dead soon.uziq wrote:
venezuela is pretty much an insurgent's wet dream. like afghanistan on steroids. good luck running that country for the next 20 years when there's a full spectrum of maoists in the mountains and revanchist ultranationalists in the jungle.
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regardless of all that yapping, it is fucking insane that the youngest generations in the UK have all turned teetotal while the boomers are becoming increasingly hedonistic and taking drugs. the society is literally upside-down. it is a vampiric arrangement. all the tax takings and benisons of the state flow up the pyramid to the 'simon and linda' cruising types.unnamednewbie13 wrote:
lazy.
boomers live in the same economy as everyone else. in america's case. boomers still getting wiped out by medical bills from the 80s on. boomers today can be found living on the streets or in cars. still working (if any place will take them) not because they want to hog jobs, but because they have no choice if they want like two weeks of 'financial security' (haha) at any given time. 'better off' is still case-by-case.
even considering the reagan landslide in '84, +/=60-whatever % is still not an "all boomers suck" number. and with trump, it's probably hypocritical for younger voters to hold reagan over the boomers anymore in terms of susceptibility to cult of personality.


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I had to struggle to get my teaching bullshit. I have student debt still too. I was the same way as the meme man just a few years ago. I just didn't punch sideways about "my taxes are going to the blaaaaaacks."uziq wrote:
you're a state employee, of course you don't see it as antagonistically. the private sector in the UK has had negative wage growth and increased taxes for the last 15 years. i doubt that you're ever getting a payrise below the rate of inflation from the beneficent state of NJ. i'd be kum-bay-yah about the General Prosperity too if i had a teacher's pension.
as for racist subtexts: my guy you're more explicitly racist here than anyone else lmao. even that horn o'plenty from the education sector has you frequently redacting your own multi-paragraph posts. no, i don't think it's racist to point out that young people are basically getting a bad deal in the UK. i am mostly referring to the younger generations trapped in predatory university loans. i'm alright m8.

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