Doc Brown

I don't expect him to be kneeling at the end of games so he should enjoy it when he has the opportunity.

I was asking about his definition of socialism as some people consider social security checks socialism since the government is involved in the rules, collection, and distribution of the funds.

Which is why when people on the right throw out the scare term "socialism" it makes it hard for me to take them seriously as they collect their social security check.

You said none of these words change in definition. Define it.

Define it then because some definitions I've seen are vague while some are extremely specific.

Yeah but how many quarterbacks fumble the snap, pick the ball up, and plow through two d-lineman for a first down while people at home are snarfing down apple pie? It's really hard not to love Josh Allen even if he laterals it to nobody in overtime of a playoff game.

So, you're saying the imaginary numbers in my head are not accurate. I stand corrected. My apologies.

Is it your contention that the 2017 tax cuts and jobs act brought in more federal tax revenue than before its passage?

Yup. Move to Florida. It may have been pitched that way but it made the deductions and loopholes easier to take advantage of if you look at the fine print. The private plane and yacht loophole is the most comical. Buffett who you quoted even said he only had to pay 17.4% of his taxable income to the Feds in 2018.

Democrats passed law to repeal SALT tax last December and increased the top federal income bracket back to 39.6%. It died in the Senate. The irony is that Democrats actually wanted to lower federal taxes on the wealthy in blue states. On average though across the US the tax reform bill absolutely benefits the wealthy the most. Just pure math alone should tell you that.

Bring back the pandemic.

That explains why I want it expanded to five games.

I was all for the Swedish model at first. Now we're getting worse numbers though as Sweden's death rate (47.5 per 100k) is significantly higher than other Scandinavian countries Norway (4.4 per 100k) and Findland (5.8 per 100k). My thought was at least they'd get to herd immunity but that doesn't seem to be playing out either. Even their economy isn't much better off compared to other European countries.

The graphs are from March to June as far as the number of hospitalizations.

It was a poor joke.

Too much data honestly. Now I know why pff employees are sarcastic pricks.

I guess it's who you follow. I just assumed by now all states would be on the downside of the curve by now in hospitalizations.

I'm only going by hospitalizations and Texas, North Carolina South Carolina, Arkansas, Mississippi, Utah, Arizona, California, and Oregon are reporting some of their highest seven day averages. So down South and out West. This virus has a mind of its own.

They'll get back to it as the "come what may" approach seems to be backfiring with increased hospitalizations in mostly Southern states.

Yeah. I saw that video too and one of his tweets suggested that he'd "break" curfew. He's got a few screws loose to say the least. To fall backwards like that on purpose without bracing for impact seems unlikely though. Definitely something the leader of the free world shouldn't accuse him of publicly without evidence.

How the hell should I know? There's not a shred of evidence that he was part of Antifa or fell on purpose. He looked just to be an old loon based off of his twitter account.

I saw it when I commented on the interaction a few days ago. I didn't accuse the guy of being a part of Antifa or falling "harder" than he was pushed. Trump is just gaslighting conspiracy theorists with that tweet.

I think he should just shoot someone on 5th avenue at this point.

Removing his name would just make him angrier. Nobody wants that.

How does this ignore feature work on here?