Say what you want about Canada, but there elderly men live pretty well on SS income.
Where is this man's parade? Where are the awards and trophies for this post?
I live in Hartford, some places here look like war-torn countries. so much homelessness, poverty, open drug use, etc. none of these assholes care or will do anything about it.
or will do anything about it.
There was a lemmy lib in this thread for literally ~60 seconds after I saw their comment. They was banned or blocked or whatever even before I replied to them. They unironically said…
I love people acting like a lone Senator can achieve anything.
It made me laugh.
I love
Smug liberals stop using the "I love it that"/"I like it that"/"it's funny that"/"it's interesting that" sentence preface challenge. Difficulty level: "It's almost as if" 
I really need to up my lib parody game. I tend to forget the obvious uber-lib stuff like that.
I've had libs in r/politics reply to me personally with stuff like "I love how you think that…"
The smuggest galaxy brains of all start with "I love it that"  and end with ableist concern trolling zingers such as "who hurt you?" 
Connecticut has some of the most visible wage gaps in the country, the place is so small you can’t hide the poor parts. There’ll be a trailer park right next to the yacht supply store or the bougie craft beer bar, it’s nuts.
Obviously housing is expensive, but also maybe social security should be paying more than that?
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I love people acting like a lone Senator can achieve anything.
But thanks for that. I'm stealing it, champ.
here yall go
you don't see inaction as a problem until le 'tankies' point out how useless these empty suits are for the past 30 years, because you refuse to see it as the systemic rot of the DNC that it truly is. but yes, until then, keep blaming your Manchins or sinemas or Libermans or what-ever the fuck rotating villain they'll be certain to frame for their incompetence.
