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[turtlespeed 226]

3 hours ago, jakee said:

Oh really? That’s all? You weren’t implying anything further about how business is done in New York? You wouldn’t have any follow up if someone answered ‘no’? The question had, in fact, nothing to do with what is being said about Trump, you just happened to be interested in who here worked in New York? Right.

 

Why are you so dishonest?

Again - Hostile.  

Sad really.

I knew some here have owned businesses.

I know there are rumors of what it takes to do business in new york.

I was looking for real life experiences.

You really like to over-assume intentions, don't you?

 

[kallend 2,148]

10 minutes ago, turtlespeed said:

 

I know there are rumors of what it takes to do business in new york.

 

 

Ah, the "people are saying" gambit.  Very Trumpian.

[turtlespeed 226]

3 hours ago, jakee said:

Right, but conspiracy theorists say them about the Clintons and the courts say it about Trump. 
 

Which side do you pull for?

Both.

[jakee 1,595]

12 hours ago, turtlespeed said:

Again - Hostile.  

Sad really.

I knew some here have owned businesses.

I know there are rumors of what it takes to do business in new york.

I was looking for real life experiences.

You really like to over-assume intentions, don't you?

So because some people here own businesses you asked Bill, who you know is an engineer in San Diego, if he was a business owner in New York?

 

You really like to lie, don't you? 

[jakee 1,595]

12 hours ago, turtlespeed said:

Both.

Then a piece of advice, start ignoring the conspiracy theorists. In those cases it's really not a good idea to give equal weight to two sources.

[kallend 2,148]

1 hour ago, jakee said:

Then a piece of advice, start ignoring the conspiracy theorists. In those cases it's really not a good idea to give equal weight to two sources.

I wonder how much credence he gives to Alex Jones' Covid-19 cure.

[gowlerk 2,275]

6 hours ago, kallend said:

I wonder how much credence he gives to Alex Jones' Covid-19 cure.

Alex Jones needs to raise money to pay those judgements against him somehow.

[billvon 3,118]

8 hours ago, jakee said:

So because some people here own businesses you asked Bill, who you know is an engineer in San Diego, if he was a business owner in New York?

And then had the bad luck to discover that I worked at a small company in New York for years.  Had I not had that experience, he could have pulled out the "well, how about you listen to someone who knows what they're talking about?  New York isn't like liberal California."

[nigel99 617]

8 hours ago, billvon said:

And then had the bad luck to discover that I worked at a small company in New York for years.  Had I not had that experience, he could have pulled out the "well, how about you listen to someone who knows what they're talking about?  New York isn't like liberal California."

But was it a real estate business in New York?

[Phil1111 1,183]

Killing off senior citizens seems to be a trump mantra. Lobby cash from the Washington swamp has paid off for the industry.

Nursing home fines lowered under Trump administration

The Trump administration has changed the way it penalizes nursing homes that violate health and safety rules—which has resulted in lower fines.

According to a March 15, 2019 NPR article, the average nursing home fine dropped from $41,260 in 2016 (President Obama’s final year in office) to $28,405... the Trump administration—encouraged by the nursing home industry—is using a single fine for two-thirds of infractions, according to the article. The end result is a lower penalty, which means that nursing homes have less incentive to improve their practices, according to experts.

Trump Administration May Loosen Federal Nursing-Home Oversight Amid Pandemic

'the Trump administration would apparently like to eliminate the Oba-era requirement that nursing homes — which house roughly 2.5 million people nationwide, according to the Times — keep at least one infection-prevention specialist on hand. Under the new plan, those specialists would just have to spend “sufficient time” at facilities, a vague requirement that Anthony Chicotel, a staff lawyer for California Advocates for Nursing Home Reform, described to the Times as “alarming,” because “it adds up to less time, less infection control.”

[turtlespeed 226]

On 3/14/2020 at 2:47 AM, jakee said:

So because some people here own businesses you asked Bill, who you know is an engineer in San Diego, if he was a business owner in New York?

 

You really like to lie, don't you? 

Yes.  I did.

No.  I don't.  Do you?