*just. Posting form mobile is fun.

That was guest the first three search results that came up. I made zero effort to find a deal or location. I have plenty of friends that have two and three bedroom apts in central Harlem on the express 2-3 that pay the prices I quoted.

The $2500 was above 110 (way uptown). Not Hell’s Kitchen (midtown). There are at least 45 3-bedroom apts. available right now in all upper manhattan for under $2500 from my 10 sec search on StreetEasy.

Oh yep, I was right.

Jesus they are dumb. You can get a three bedroom above 59th st on both the east and west side for way less than that. Above 110, you can get a three bedroom for easily $2500. So, yeah, they can live in Manhattan, and live in better neighborhoods, for way cheaper. What a bunch of fools. I’m sure I could find a three…

I was making fun of Stein supporters actually. But, Stein basically was like the FDA is in the pocket of big pharma, so people have questions about vaccines. It wasn’t so much a “vaccines are bad” but rather a wink at anti-vaxers.

An apt metaphor for 2016, if I’ve ever seen one.

I said the same thing down thread.

I was told the only way to save the environment was to protest monsanto and eliminate vaccines. Stein 2020!

I hope Trump voters don’t like clean air or water!

I know stock market forecasts are b$ll$hit, but what can we infer from the bond market? 2018/19 stagflation here we come! We can do this guys! Trump! Trump! Trump!

I entirely agree with you. All of that can be accomplished by down ballet voting in mid-terms. But liberals don’t do that, and then complain when Obama gets blocked at every turn by the Republicans.

The Republican strategy was literally to make him look politically impotent so they could push through anyone they…

Oh. Sorry, I didn’t realize you were just a troll. I took you at your word when you said you didn’t vote for Trump. Looks like you did. You’ve even got the safe place misogynistic ad hominem attacks ready. Ok. Here’s your tomato. You earned it!

The structural issues can only be solved by down ballot candidates. Unfortunately, progressives don’t believe in voting in local, municipal, and mid-term elections. Their inaction makes them just as guilty as the actions of the fools that vote over and over again against their own interests.

I think flat out calling Clinton corrupt is a complex drawn out and divisive issue, with nuanced perspectives from many sides, longer than any comment I’m willing to write out. But, I also think that 30+ years of attacks on the Clinton’s have jaded the American publics’ ability to judge them rationally. I also know…

It’s almost as if their was some guy with a manifesto that talked exactly about that cycle. I can’t think of his name. I’m really close, but every name I can think of is off the Marx.

Didn’t you follow along this election, the WSJ is now a MSM leftist rag. And don’t get me started on the Economist that British global socialist rag. Better take your 5% and head to Brietbart, where really real news happens!

Without a guillotine, you’re only ever gonna get incremental progressiveness in a nation where a lot of poor voting people still think they will someday be millionaires.

Actually, I’m arguing she’s more progressive than Trump and that is why she is better. Sorry, if you didn’t understand that I meant progressiveness is good.

But she won’t have been worse. She would have been leaps and bounds more progressive than Trump. Not as progressive as Bernie or Warren, but certainly not the crazy right-wing Blue Dog Dem she was portrayed as by the extreme-left (and ironically by Donald Trump, himself).

Is she to blame for her own lose? Yes. But…