- Aug 5, 2019
- 1,852
- Tinnitus Since
- 05/2019
- Cause of Tinnitus
- Autoimmune hyperacusis from Sjogren's Syndrome
I'm from the US actually.@Zugzug, what country are you from? I know it's in Europe some place by some of your words.
I'm from the US actually.@Zugzug, what country are you from? I know it's in Europe some place by some of your words.
Oh it's going to sound weird, but I practice Zen Buddhism to keep my sanity, thinking and concentration in order. It's an art of maintenance, because if I skip it, it makes a lot of things very difficult & hard for me.You sure have good concentration judging by the length and detailed description of your posts. Most people with severe tinnitus have poor concentration, me included.
To me, he seems so incredibly knowledgeable about this subject that it may be second nature and may not require that much concentration.You sure have good concentration judging by the length and detailed description of your posts. Most people with severe tinnitus have poor concentration, me included.
I've got to say that, although I don't agree with everything you say, I am very impressed by your ability to put ideas across and your level of English. Not that my opinion means much.Oh it's going to sound weird, but I practice Zen Buddhism to keep my sanity, thinking and concentration in order. It's an art of maintenance, because if I skip it, it makes a lot of things very difficult & hard for me.
Since you tagged me, I will just say I think the replies here are comical. If my tinnitus wasn't so severe, I could laugh out loud at it.@WillBeNimble @Christiaan @PeteJ
And what do you think of Harris being crowned president?
Honestly, I'm beginning to think Putin might be better than Trump or Biden/Harris LOL I never thought I would ever say that...!!
I'm joking...!! But you know what I mean!!
@Christiaan have you ever considered doing a PhD in politics?
The guy screaming "LAW AND ORDER" on Twitter surrounds himself with white color criminals.
Well, your opinion matters to me, Merci beaucoup Yeah, it's difficult to read books while you hear many sounds at the same time, let alone write one. What is your book going to be about?I've got to say that, although I don't agree with everything you say, I am very impressed by your ability to put ideas across and your level of English. Not that my opinion means much.
Still think you should give a PhD a shot, but boy do I realise how hard it would be. Trying to write a book myself, and just getting it off the ground is proving impossible.
I can't speak for everyone but my biggest problems with the wall are that is most of the trafficking that occurs is not on foot over the Rio Grande. People are being packed into Semis and being smuggled across ala Breaking Bad. Tunnels, boats and even planes are other ways. The wall is a way for him to give no bid contracts to his buddies.What's wrong with building a wall/border fence?
Many other countries have done it (see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Border_barrier), and others are doing it, so why does Trump get so much flack for it? Is it the way he puts the idea across?
I think you're right about the way he puts it. During his 2016 campaign, he aimed at the working class & middle class vote by trying to spread fear about the negative effects of immigration (always a great strategy to win over voters). He talked about illegal immigrants crossing the Mexican-US border, that they are going to steal their jobs, rape their women, that the Mexican government is forcing their unwanted people on the US (drug dealers and gangs, etc) (https://www.washingtonpost.com). It is also a matter if it's political realistic to claim that the US is going to let Mexico pay for that wall (https://www.bbc.com/news/av/world-us-canada-37241626), while in fact US taxpayers are going to pay for it. There's much fuss about Trump's honesty when you look at his claims.What's wrong with building a wall/border fence?
Many other countries have done it (see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Border_barrier), and others are doing it, so why does Trump get so much flack for it? Is it the way he puts the idea across?
The illegal immigrant problem has existed in the USA for a while now. Almost as bad as the migrant scam in Europe.I think you're right about the way he puts it. During his 2016 campaign, he aimed at the working class & middle class vote by trying to spread fear about the negative effects of immigration (always a great strategy to win over voters). He talked about illegal immigrants crossing the Mexican-US border, that they are going to steal their jobs, rape their women, that the Mexican government is forcing their unwanted people on the US (drug dealers and gangs, etc) (https://www.washingtonpost.com). It is also a matter if it's political realistic to claim that the US is going to let Mexico pay for that wall (https://www.bbc.com/news/av/world-us-canada-37241626), while in fact US taxpayers are going to pay for it. There's much fuss about Trump's honesty when you look at his claims.
I agree it is a voter winner for many.I think you're right about the way he puts it. During his 2016 campaign, he aimed at the working class & middle class vote by trying to spread fear about the negative effects of immigration (always a great strategy to win over voters). He talked about illegal immigrants crossing the Mexican-US border, that they are going to steal their jobs, rape their women, that the Mexican government is forcing their unwanted people on the US (drug dealers and gangs, etc) (https://www.washingtonpost.com). It is also a matter if it's political realistic to claim that the US is going to let Mexico pay for that wall (https://www.bbc.com/news/av/world-us-canada-37241626), while in fact US taxpayers are going to pay for it. There's much fuss about Trump's honesty when you look at his claims.
Not politics that's for sure. Fiction for young adults most probably. Mulling over a few ideas, but nothing concrete as of yet.Well, your opinion matters to me, Merci beaucoup Yeah, it's difficult to read books while you hear many sounds at the same time, let alone write one. What is your book going to be about?
It really was a joke.Honestly, I'm beginning to think Putin might be better than Trump or Biden/Harris LOL I never thought I would ever say that...!!
I'm joking...!! But you know what I mean!!
A coma, really?I agree it is a voter winner for many.
Yeah, Mexico was never going to pay for it, but I must admit that I did find it funny when Trump said it would
Not politics that's for sure. Fiction for young adults most probably. Mulling over a few ideas, but nothing concrete as of yet.
It really was a joke.
Alexei Navalny, the man many say that Putin fears most, is now in a coma due to suspected poisoning. If he dies and people still don't come out and riot, cause a revolution or whatever means that this country is dead to me.
Sorry to bring Russia into the conversation, but if you think that the US has problems... believe me, they don't compare to the problems here!
I think sounding the alarms is extremely important. The whole idea is to not end up too far deep and then wonder why we didn't do anything.Sorry to bring Russia into the conversation, but if you think that the US has problems... believe me, they don't compare to the problems here!
Nah, he's not controlled. Most of the official so-called opposition are controlled though. Not that I am some great supporter of his or anything because I'm not, but the guy isn't even allowed to stand in elections due to bullshit rules. The controlled opposition are.A coma, really?
I haven't been following the political situation in Russia lately but I did before tinnitus. I told "Westernized"/"Pro-Western" Russians I thought he was controlled opposition. He was used to show the population that Putin/Russian government allows opposition/dissent/rivals but he was really a complicit tool. How many times was he arrested but then released? It became so routine, it was like a game.
But, if he is in a coma from poisoning, he ruffled some feathers and/or pissed off the wrong people.
Yeah, take back control of your country while you can. It's in a mess, but it can still be fixed.I think sounding the alarms is extremely important. The whole idea is to not end up too far deep and then wonder why we didn't do anything.
Oh boy, Austerity measures! Because those always work, and are never directed largely at the poor and middle class.Team Biden signals a move towards deficit austerity, despite all the public campaign pledges to voters that a Biden administration will bring about a new FDR-style era
''When we get in, the pantry is going to be bare,'' said Mr. Kaufman, who is leading Mr. Biden's transition team (....) When you see what Trump's done to the deficit... all the deficits that he built with the incredible tax cuts. So we're going to be limited.'''
Link: https://www.wsj.com/articles/biden-united-the-democratsits-not-likely-to-last-11597847147
If he's not controlled by the Kremlin, then the West funds him. He went to university in a Western country, IIRC. The West would love to drive a geopolitical wedge in Russia. They already did in Ukraine. Ukrainians sacrificed themselves for what?!? Their so-called revolution resulted in puppet governments via Western control then 2 administrations with oligarchs pulling the strings. No significant changes, just different controllers.Nah, he's not controlled. Most of the official so-called opposition are controlled though. Not that I am some great supporter of his or anything because I'm not, but the guy isn't even allowed to stand in elections due to bullshit rules. The controlled opposition are.
They won't have got rid of him until now due to the real fear of a backlash. Of course, it is possible that some pro-government person took matters into their own hands and has tried to have him killed. But I think it's more likely that now it seems Putin doesn't give a shit at all anymore and is just doing away with his opponents regardless of the backlash. This place is run by the security forces, and the intelligent people really fear them, whereas the easily led people are too naive to know otherwise and lap up everything the government says.
Just to add, Belarus is all but in the hands of the Russian security forces now (not Belorussia's), and it's only a matter of time before it officially becomes part of Russia. Putin may bide his time though. When it does, and while people are on a high with patriotism over the taking of the country, it will act as a cover for more dirty dealings and sudden disappearances of opponents.
Can't wait to get out of this country!!
No, it can't but it can be made worse.Yeah, take back control of your country while you can. It's in a mess, but it can still be fixed.
Globalists control both parties.Oh boy, Austerity measures! Because those always work, and are never directed largely at the poor and middle class.
Then again, we can't tax like we used to now that we live in such a global world. Every time we try and get the upper class to actually pay for the society that allows them to sell their shit to get rich in the first place nowadays, they always threaten to leave to the next country over that will tax them less.
Forgetting for a second that the Washington Times was founded by the leader of the Moonies (edit: unification cult, his name threw me off but i remembered it being a cult) cult, can you cite actual statements anywhere or other evidence that Biden and Harris want to push for abortions "on demand" up until right at birth?At DNC someone talked about protecting the unborn— joke.
https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2020/aug/12/pro-life-groups-denounce-biden-harris-most-pro-abo/
https://www.forbes.com/sites/chuckjones/2020/02/01/trumps-deficits-are-racing-past-obamas/Globalists control both parties.
If you want the deficit to climb astronomically, vote in the Biden Commies.
Globalists control both parties.
If you want the deficit to climb astronomically, vote in the Biden Commies.
Yeah, Mexico was never going to pay for it, but I must admit that I did find it funny when Trump said it would
It may well do (to a degree)! That doesn't mean though that he was initially placed by the West to fight against the government. He's done that himself, and the West has just latched onto him.If he's not controlled by the Kremlin, then the West funds him. He went to university in a Western country, IIRC. The West would love to drive a geopolitical wedge in Russia. They already did in Ukraine. Ukrainians sacrificed themselves for what?!? Their so-called revolution resulted in puppet governments via Western control then 2 administrations with oligarchs pulling the strings. No significant changes, just different controllers.
Do you like Putin?If he's not controlled by the Kremlin, then the West funds him. He went to university in a Western country, IIRC. The West would love to drive a geopolitical wedge in Russia. They already did in Ukraine. Ukrainians sacrificed themselves for what?!? Their so-called revolution resulted in puppet governments via Western control then 2 administrations with oligarchs pulling the strings. No significant changes, just different controllers.