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Replying to @Heccles94
OK, Mr. Socialism: Take Elon's trillion dollars, divide it evenly between every man, woman, and child on the planet, and each gets $150 bucks, that's it; one hundred and fifty bucks! Better yet, vote in communism, so that you and I can continue this conversation in a breadline!
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Replying to @ItsJamesHall
Depends what you mean by comfortable and your other circumstances No one on £100k is on the breadline But it’s not automatically comfortable either especially with house prices in London and the SE
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Replying to @thedaywar90
We would all be breadline slaves in a year.
Replying to @PatriciaHeaton
Ol’ Breadline Bernie cares about one person. Himself!
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Replying to @bigvongo
That's why @PBS will be in the breadline soon. Because it's led by pieces of shit like you.
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Ironic given it was your generation who demonised the idea of state assistance because you didn't need it at the time. Now you do, and suddenly your benefits are different from other peoples' on the breadline. By your standards ESA isn't a benefit by definition either, the only
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did spacex not provide the service nasa ask for or are the money handout like what you are begging for at the breadline?
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Replying to @WhiteHorseFinal
I’m a broker if you’ve ever dealt with any of those. I’ve repped many bread lines. Once we had a breadline out of the north east and the rep came down here to work. He was after Po’Boy business because in his words people in New Orleans didn’t know how to make French bread. 😝
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Replying to @TheRealThelmaJ1
Yea but we got an incredible macho, male dominated event at the Whitehouse that has inspired so many Americans who are living on the breadline to feel so much better.
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He bought companies and then transformed them into what they are today. Breadline Bernie has done nothing but grift off the taxpayers for decades.
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Right. Let’s examine the evidence presented here, because it is genuinely magnificent. A country where roughly four percent of people own a passport has concluded, with total confidence, that it is the greatest civilisation in human history. And the proof? A European tourist enjoyed a Waffle House at one in the morning. That’s it. That’s the smoking gun. Not life expectancy. Not healthcare. Not the small matter of $39 trillion in debt. No. A man who has actually seen the world found a 24-hour diner with laminated menus quite jolly, and somewhere in middle America a chap nearly wept with patriotic pride. And he’s getting this from Fox News. Which is a bit like getting your restaurant recommendations from the man trying to sell you the restaurant. The entire network exists to convince Americans that everywhere else is a freezing Soviet breadline, so that none of them ever get curious enough to buy the passport and have a look. Tiny, sad flats. Depressing grocery stores. Described in vivid detail by a man who has, at a generous estimate, never been. And here’s a detail nobody on that side seems keen to mention. This World Cup is the third in a row handed to a country with, shall we say, a complicated relationship with democracy. Russia. Qatar. And now America. FIFA does love a host that doesn’t ask too many awkward questions. Here’s the bit he can’t quite process. We’ve been to America. That’s the whole point. We came, we saw, we had the hash browns, we got back on the plane, and we went home to the tiny sad flat with the universal healthcare and the six weeks holiday. You don’t envy a place you’ve never seen. You envy a place you’ve seen and can’t get back to. And nobody is pressing their face against the glass trying to get back into a f Buc-ee’s.
In 2007, the standards of living in the United States and Western Europe were similar, and most people don’t realize how much things have diverged since the US boomed after the global financial crisis and Europe didn’t. They don’t fully understand how we’re living and we don’t fully understand how they’re living; even when we visit Europe as tourists, we don’t see their tiny, sad flats and their depressing grocery stores. That is why Europeans visiting for the World Cup are going to, like, a Waffle House or a Taco Bell and losing their minds. Stuff we don’t even like or care about is wildly superior to everything everywhere else. We have no idea how rich we are.
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Replying to @adamcarolla
Breadline Bernie is the definitive commie
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People on the breadline can't get delivery, that's the point. If you have issues with them, then what are we doing here?
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Replying to @breadlineblues
Big words from a lad whose entire contribution is 'you talk shite' with no receipts. Meanwhile actual journalists are reporting Marinakis is doing secret owner-to-City negotiations and keeping even Vitor Pereira in the dark. Touch grass and learn to read, breadline.
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Only 1 emploree... number of directors is irrelevant. Any income you could deduce is gross-gross. He's contracted, so needs to hedge against possible times without work. Can't look at headline figures ans extrapolate. But, he's not on the breadline.
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Uncontrolled immigration has an impact on wages, housing, health and education. It's working-class Protestants & Catholics who feel the brunt of it. When you struggle to secure a house, rent costs through the roof & are on the breadline despite 2 good jobs contact SF & the SDLP
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Replying to @TheRabbitHole
Here's a hint for the Liawatha's and Breadline Bernie's; How about we tax less and allow people to keep more to create more wealth.
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The majority population earns wayyyyy less than that. Literally below the breadline, not to mention those prevented from working because of skin tone and perceived evils of ancestors.
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808Brah!🇺🇲 retweeted
Dripping Hypocrity. Breadline Bernie Sanders Says, "Rules For Thee, But Not For Me".
Replying to @BernieSanders
This you? Bernie Sanders: "You think I should wait on line at United? No apologies for my private jets."
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