It's probably not going to change much, but the system should always be tested.
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FYI: A few days back Jeff Davis complained when I deleted a message of his due to some material that might violate our Terms of Service. So that may be why he vanished.
But the same thing applies to everyone: Go easy on the personal attacks or the offenders will have messages deleted and may get warnings or temporary bans if the behavior continues.
Another member complained to me via an email about the same thing, that we use "lame" reasons to remove messages.
The rules are clearly displayed and have been in place for years:
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In fact, we tend to be lax about enforcing them. We tolerate a lot before it goes over the line.
If you steal one bubble-gum it's still stealing. I just knew the election was rigged !per link below she only got one additional vote from Wisconsin recount (so far)... whoopee: First Day Of Wisconsin Recount Nets Hillary One Vote
Trump making waves... interesting stuff
http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2016/12/02/world/trump-calls-to-world-leaders.html?_r=0
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Yet, as he selects his cabinet, observers are already pointing out that he is putting together the richest administration in US history."
If he were truly a financial wizard there wouldn’t be the bankruptcies behind him, let alone in concealing his income tax records.
When considering a truly brilliant businessman, Warren Buffet comes into mind, who by the way opposed Trump for his business acumen.
Someone over here tweeted, "People are mad at Trump for taking the call from Taiwan,but I'm impressed that a dude in that much debt answers the phone at all!" .Trump making waves... interesting stuff
http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2016/12/02/world/trump-calls-to-world-leaders.html?_r=0
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I don't find this surprising, He ran on a platform of using business acumen to fix the country's fiscal woes. If money is the way you keep score, then surely the richest have by their scores proven they are good at the game.
The working class employees of any given enterprise are not going to be served well by hiring the janitor to serve as CEO.
In this model he's been quite transparent. Successful business men/women create jobs. He's promised to create jobs and so he's hired successful business men to do just that.
It's early days and i reserve the right to be wrong, But thus far this is consistent with what he said he would bring to the table if elected.
Let's see if his kids will get a job in his cabinet , maybe for agricultureThat is a fair point, regarding putting business people rather than politicians in, now you say it I do remember him saying as much, especially when he was talking about "trade deals".
but I should have posted more from the article because some of the people have "interesting" connections:
In any other company, Mr Trump's choice for treasury secretary, Steven Mnuchin, might have been expected to be the richest person in the room.
After 17 years at Goldman Sachs, he founded a hedge fund and later bought a bank that became known for seizing the homes of borrowers who fell behind on mortgage payments. Reports put his wealth at over $40m.
and:
Wilbur Ross, the president-elect's pick for commerce secretary. Forbes puts the wealth of Mr Ross, who headed Rothschild Inc's bankruptcy practice before starting an investment firm, at $2.5bn.
Maybe I am just cynical and suspicious but I thought that he was supposed to "get rid" of the elites.
Listen to the Greg Palast interview - also other links. This has nothing to do with the Federal level. The Republicans controlled the three states in question (and also Florida and Arizona) where the rigging happened. The rigging happened to begin - with something called Crosscheck - and with voter suppression in general [see interview]. The video lists all that was done in each state around the election - and was able to be done because the Republicans controlled that state.Let's say that for the sake of argument the vote was indeed rigged.
Who did it ? On the face of it, the incumbents would have the means the motive and the opportunity, but since they didn't win....... Surely they didn't rig it so the opposition would take the prize. So who rigged it for the Trump camp ?