Why are people so gullible ? ...

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They vote these Soros backed DAs into office without
any kind of thought about their credentials. The only thing
that seems to sway them is the number of times they see
the candidate's face on their TV screen.
Money talks very loudly when the listener is deaf to all else.

https://dailycaller.com/2023/10/16/c...swallows-city/

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-Since 2016, Soros has been donating sums exceeding $1 million to the campaigns of progressive criminal justice reform proponents through the Safety and Justice PAC in local district attorney elections.-

He won't be around forever but he has made enough trouble.

[Allen]

-Since 2016, Soros has been donating sums exceeding $1 million to the campaigns of progressive criminal justice reform proponents through the Safety and Justice PAC in local district attorney elections.-

He won't be around forever but he has made enough trouble.

He has a son who intends to carry on.

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I saw that a while back. Dynasties rolling in billions who want to make everything better. Soros, Gates, the stock market guy and more, all intend to leave their fortunes to do gooders. It ain't soup kitchens anymore. It's world wide internet and nice houses.
But water doesn't run up hill and you can't make a silk purse out of a sows ear. DT's post had numbers about crime that are hard to believe: 11,000 cars stolen in a year? But I can believe that being lenient on crime SEEMS like a nice thing (to some people), but it's poor thinking.

If Africa fails, and it will, I don't care how much GD money you send. We will have participated in their rescue from climate change. We will eventually fly climate refugees to the states.

Did you know that 40% of the people in Sweden are from another country? Nice little Sweden is awash in migrants (their own silly doing) and it's murder and bombing daily. The gangs have taken over.

Germany was so mean that they went totally the other way:

Former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger says it was a "grave mistake" for Germany to allow so many migrants in, warning that it creates a "pressure group" in a country — just as Germany has seen pro-Hamas celebrations in the streets.

"It was a grave mistake to let in so many people of totally different culture and religion and concepts because it creates a pressure group inside each country that does that," the 100-year-old former U.S. diplomat said in an interview with Germany’s Welt TV.

Say's Henry, a jew whose family escaped during WWII

You wouldn't recognize Germany today. How is that an improvement? OK, breaktime.
Breaktime is over.

Do I wish pain on people? Heck, I don't wish pain on the fish I catch. I can catch fish, knock them out and clean them. That's kind of how I feel about the universe of people on Earth today. If you are OK with people moving into to your home because it got S****Y where they live, good for you. There's a xload of people on Earth today.

I can still see the old man picking weeds though blind- One of my favorite memorys is the old guy who was on my route. He picked weeds on the front lawn, but he was an old man hunched over and pretty much blind. I talked to him and he said he was a photographer in WWI. His grand daughter thanked me for talking to him. We were about the same age.
Anyway, things are changing and now I'm the old man.