Posted by olgentdc on March 24, 2018 at 13:21:27 from (184.16.158.255):
In Reply to: Re: Stock market posted by JD Seller on March 23, 2018 at 22:18:11:
Thank You Mark B , John Deere Seller, John T and others for your Fatherly and scholarly Advice concerning and understanding the benifits of the stock market the ,, Unlike some others that are wanting to place blame and are diss in 'and cuzn' OUR President because They are Sore their unwise choice for the office did not win and THEY WILL NOT accept that.. they have nothing but doom and gloom to report and prey on those that just dont know any better,.. Shall i say" the Naive " ........ these mislead sheeple are like those who will scream unions rights as the company goes down the tubes, because of all the demands the workers stuck the company for .THEY SHOULD be ASHAMED for misleading" so many in hopes of free ice cream every day" i get disgusted reading their leftist comments that disrupt the free market mentality.... not only is it un Christ like.. but it is un AMERICAN..these very people will end up telling people what to do , how to do , when to do , and what to think ,,in essence because they wish to control so much of our lives they ultimately become communist in their thinking Ands they call it freedom ? That is Not the Freedom God had helped us farmer soldiers to achieve when the constitution and Bill of Rights were made Law by our Continental Congress
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