aight bro, you should know that for all your writing here, you looked bad and ended up flat on your face.

would you explain the point you were making, please?

what does that mean? you mean that MBDA stands in the way of black-owned business? his flyer claims he wants to lionize the MBDA, but he sought to close it.

>The President’s [Trump's] proposal calls for the elimination of the Minority Business Development Agency

https://usblackchambers.org/news-events/trumps-budget-eliminates-key-resource-for-black-entrepreneurs/

that's one of the programs Trump's flyer says he wants to make permanent, and to elevate, under the "access to capital for black owned businesses" heading

any specific programs, policy changes, etc you can cite?

no i mean, what good have Republicans and Trump done for black Americans?

and the republican party? and trump?

give a Left example

provide an example

very "i'm just a bill on capitol hill"

almost every piece of manhattan public art is an eyesore

now thats progressive

but is lying unethical?

vote red till you end up dead.

vote red to silence your head.

vote red because someone else shit your bed.

do they care now? i wonder

now this is a step too far

and yet its readership voted for him.

this is an oft repeated trope, "young hires want flexibility." they want pay. having to play a shell game to get benefits is not flexibility

youre a bitch, too. so, thanks.

because theyre in the way

you got a license for that water tho?

you guys on bikes driving the fan better keep peddling, if that flame reaches the fuel supply we're in trouble

i mean yeah, everybody knows the US mobile network is trash

i agree with the first sentiment. that's my problem with rent control--how's it help someone like me? that second sentiment tho. it's a very dated simplification.

the problem i'm trying to bring up is that it's a benefit to the people who are receiving rent control. there aren't a lot of policies that are quite as socially protective as that is. of course those of us who aren't benefitting from it aren't going to consider it beneficial.

I'm also sceptical (to put it mildly) that the general population of renters would benefit from more development and the changing of zoning laws.