the eternal clash ( worthless )

@AverageJoe1 said
My first sentence above,,,”I don’t regard you personally…”
And here you go, right out of the gate, cast issues aside.
Do you know, since you are into that, why don’t you entertain us all, regard Sunhouse personally. That could be a lot of fun.
Do that…, our discussion, as usual, dies on the vine as all of them do, when y’all have no argument. Or go get a po ...[text shortened]... se it to fix all of the problems that were caused by the people who are trying to get all the money.

@Suzianne said
All I see is you getting your knickers in a twist way too often.

This will probably continue as we get closer to your hero losing the election.

@Very-Rusty said
Why do you throw sonhouse into the conversation and spell his name sunhouse? That is a very Trump like thing to do which probably where you got the idea from.
You seem very fixated on money and how much people make, then say you don't care about these things. Well Sir, I say if you didn't talk about them you're argument about not caring would seem more valid in my opinio ...[text shortened]... ng the ditch is as much important as the guy who owns the factory as far as I am concerned.

-VR

@Suzianne
Grifter is saying ALL of mchill's statements ARE religious.

So basically saying he believes in what he said as his religion.

Stupid as hell but there it is.

@AverageJoe1
As to your BS statement:

"VR, who has become angry, says, and I quote,.”That a guy digging a ditch is as much important as the guy who owns the factory “. He should follow that inane comment up by telling us what the 125 people on his payroll think about that. C’mon, VR. As the mayor drives to work, he sees and converses with man digging, making sure his employer is following OSHA guidelines, keepin him safe. He then drives by the factory, thinking how impt the factory is for the town. VR? Give me a break. My posts like this upset you all, simply because a realist and an idealist cannot live together in the same barnyard. A scavenger-type animal, like a goat, and a busy creature like a chicken creating an egg."

You are a POS, a POSTER BOY for POS. Yeah, a CEO is WAY more important than a janitor.
Right, so it should be ok to just off that stupid janitor, we have thousands more just like him and if he dies on the job, tough shyytte, was worthless anyway.
But our IMPERIAL CEO? He is our GOD.

@sonhouse said
@AverageJoe1
As to your BS statement:

"VR, who has become angry, says, and I quote,.”That a guy digging a ditch is as much important as the guy who owns the factory “. He should follow that inane comment up by telling us what the 125 people on his payroll think about that. C’mon, VR. As the mayor drives to work, he sees and converses with man digging, making sure his e ...[text shortened]... nd if he dies on the job, tough shyytte, was worthless anyway.
But our IMPERIAL CEO? He is our GOD.

@sonhouse said
@AverageJoe1
As to your BS statement:


You are a POS, a POSTER BOY for POS. Yeah, a CEO is WAY more important than a janitor.
Right, so it should be ok to just off that stupid janitor, we have thousands more just like him and if he dies on the job, tough shyytte, was worthless anyway.
But our IMPERIAL CEO? He is our GOD.

@AverageJoe1 said
If the janitor at APPLE were hit by a truck, and then , Tim Cook, CEO of Apple, were hit by a truck, how would you assess that situation, given what you write here? They are certainly equal in the eyes of God, and the family of each will hold both of them in high esteem. They are indeed equal. We could do a thread on that, for sure. We would all agree, it would be a ...[text shortened]... em to take it all personally. Practically, in the econ world, the ceo is more impt than the janitor.

@Very-Rusty said
@sonhouse,
Thank you for getting what I was talking about, it went right over AJoe's head. Without the fellow digging the ditch the factory owner wouldn't have sewage. Without the workers he has, no business at all. Just because someone owns something and can play golf all day doesn't mean they are any better. Just financially in a better place, and sh ...[text shortened]... help others. I am more fortunate than many, but I wasn't born with silver spoon in my mouth.

-VR

@AverageJoe1 said
Ask the workers...."Who is more important to you, the janitor or your employer owner of the factory??" They may respond "You may as well ask us who is more important,,,the Mesopotamians who invented sewers and the ensuing janitors,, or our employer"?

Y'all are really going liberalese here, just all over the place, but that is the fun of the Forum. Just having Fun I don't think that Sonhouse is realy upset.

@AverageJoe1 said
As to SHouse, I often dictate, and spell-check does that. Most libs would know who I speak of….most.

VR, who has become angry, says, and I quote,.”That a guy digging a ditch is as much important as the guy who owns the factory “. He should follow that inane comment up by telling us what the 125 people on his payroll think about that. C’mon, VR. As the mayor ...[text shortened]... ly, I am not fixated on what other people make. Liberals are fixated on what other people make. Geez

@Very-Rusty said
@AJoe1,
All man is equal in the eyes God and should be in the eyes of man but that obviously isn't the case in your thinking. Do you not think a CEO can not be replaced and maybe his/her replacement do an even better Job???

-VR

@AverageJoe1 said
You see that you clearly resort to the 'personality' here. You resort to Tim Cook....... Tim, husband and father of 4.
So, if I had simply said in my example.......The Janitor is hit by a truck, and 'The CEO" of apple is hit by a truck....", it would not change this discussion. A new CEO would be on the scene the next day, and HE would be among the most important ...[text shortened]... s sounds unfeeling, but you put me on the spot...the janitor himself would be replaced in 5 minutes.

@Very-Rusty said
@AJoe1,
So figure the janitor is replaced in 5 minutes? What makes you think the CEO couldn't be replaced in 5 minutes??? Always someone waiting for a spot just a rung down the ladder. I life time of experience has taught me that little lesson. Everyone is replaceable! At least their spot can be filled doesn't make them as good at the Job, not matter what that job happens to be.

-VR

@AverageJoe1 said
Easy. There would have to be a documented Board Meeting, the quorum, the whole works, hard to get many people together in a short period of time. You know that Rusty, you messin' w me!?!? 😉

The janitor wojud be replaced in 5 minutes by a supervisor.

And yes, everyone is replaceable.