Cain has an agenda and a platform.

This far into the Muslim Kenyan's Presidency, I still have no idea what his agenda or platform is other than allow illegals to completely bankrupt states that are near bankrup and to tax people who invested time effort and money in their eductation and work hard to live comfortably to allow those who do not go to school or work to have better quality of life than those who do.

MikeyRavioli wrote:

^ #38

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chiefburg wrote:
Just as pathetic as Fuzz.....maybe even more......


He is, luckily he doesn't "live" here like FuzzNJ does.

Gosh, robertknyc, you wouldn't take being labeled "pathetic" as a personal affront? If I told you that you were pathetic, I'm sure you'd be thrilled.

cbc812 wrote:

pa·thet·ic adjective /pəˈTHetik/ 


1.Arousing pity, esp. through vulnerability or sadness
- she looked so pathetic that I bent down to comfort her


2.Miserably inadequate
- his test scores in Chemistry were pathetic


3.Relating to the emotions


Pathetic isn't a true insult such as common name calling. You aroused pity in me and a certain sort of sadness. I rarely name call here - it's childish and Fuzzish......

chiefburg wrote:

i love gov. pensions/benefits too! we are going to have to realize very soon that no one in the private sector offers these benefits so why should the gov? anyone from a sanitation worker to congresspeople get unrealistic pensions and health benefits after retirement.

Papachristou wrote:

^ #38

Gosh, robertknyc, you wouldn't take being labeled "pathetic" as a personal affront? If I told you that you were pathetic, I'm sure you'd be thrilled.

cbc812 wrote:

Cain has an agenda and a platform.

This far into the Muslim Kenyan's Presidency, I still have no idea what his agenda or platform is other than allow illegals to completely bankrupt states that are near bankrup and to tax people who invested time effort and money in their eductation and work hard to live comfortably to allow those who do not go to school or work to have better quality of life than those who do.

MikeyRavioli wrote:

^ #47

Gringo, you know that all government workers are leeches sucking at the tit of the hardworking taxpayer, so stop with your facts and other nonsense. You are obviously a radical socialist.

On a related note - why do you hate America?

cbc812 wrote:

Govt workers have to pay for their health benefits unless they are retired military and a few others. Most all federal retired workers have to pay for their own health insurance (including congress).

Define unrealistic pensions?

gringococolo wrote:

my mistake, any pension period. the fact remains after they retire, they continue to receive money and health care contributions whereas MOST private sector companies do not offer this.

Papachristou wrote:

The private sector companies offer higher matching, and many do still offer some defined benefit pensions, most do not because many people think they can get a better return "on their own". They also offer profit sharing, bonuses, company stock, etc...

gringococolo wrote:

I dont think that when pensions were created the average American life span was as long. My father was a NYC transit cop. He got on the force at 21. He did 25 years to maximize his pension. He retired at 46 years old. He is about to celebrate his 72nd birthday this summer. At this point he has collected his pension for as long as he worked. I hope to have him around for many more years. I just don't think that pension systems were designed for that type of longevity.

MikeyRavioli wrote:

But then the flip side is he worked very hard all his life and paid into these systems so isn't he due?

MikeyRavioli wrote: