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If this was just some regular guy I would blow it off as just some nut, but this is a South African politician who is calling for killing whites. Click the link and see it for yourself: Black South African politician urges followers to 'kill whites', saying: 'We will kill their children and their women'

This is the oldest motorcycle goggle ad I've ever seen. Not that I know a lot about goggle ads, but its from 1955 and that's pretty old. Notice it says you get a dozen space shields per box, and it looks like the ad was meant for motorcycle dealerships who had to buy one dozen at a time. The retail price of each goggle or space shield was 96 cents. That seems real cheap compared to today's prices. Can you even buy a candy bar today for less than a buck? It would be priceless to see someone go back in time to 1955 and tell the average person that  today people spend more than a buck for a bottle of water.

Gas prices in 1955 averaged 29 cents per gallon. The average wage per hour was around $1.71. The nationwide minimum wage today is $7.25 per hour. The national average gas price today for regular unleaded is $2.38 per gallon. After doing a quick search online the cheapest goggles I found were $16.20. By comparing wages and the cost of goggles today and back in 1955, it seems like money went farther for most people back than? Even with the lower salary of $1.71 per hour, it looks like people had an easier life.

What I don't understand about our economy are most goggles sold today are made in China to keep prices down. I'm pretty sure the Barnett Space Shield goggles were made in USA and were priced far less than the hourly wage for most people. Today I would need to work 3 hours at minimum wage to afford the cheapest goggles. Back than I would only need to work 1 hour. It seems to me corporations are making more money today and paying workers less. That would agree with recent news reports that say top executive salaries reach record levels while worker salaries have been stagnate or dropping for decades.

A 1955 Goodyear Super Eagle tire, A Truly SUPER Tire! Have you ever noticed how some older motorcycle tires almost look like they belong on car wheels? I think its the tread pattern, but also like the tire in this advertisement, the tires main contact area looks flatter than a modern motorcycle tire. Almost as flat as a car or truck tire. I remember being in a car parked in a drug store parking lot as a kid and looking at this big street motorcycle parked next to me. The only thing I remember is the motorcycle was a Japanese inline 4 cylinder and the stupid tread pattern on the rear tire. Every time I see a motorcycle tire with a car like tread pattern it reminds me of that motorcycle parked next to me as a kid.

I saw a job advertisement for a Finance Manager at a multi line motorcycle dealership that pays $140k to $175k per year. It was hard to believe a motorcycle dealership job pays that much. I wasn't even sure what a finance manager does, so i did some research. They are the last guy a buyer sees when financing a new vehicle. He is the guy who offers to sale the buyer unnecessary items or services like rust protection, undercoating protection, paint protection and VIN etching. He is the middleman between the bank and buyer who finds a loan and interest rate based on buyers credit. He is the guy who tacks on extra interest to the bank interest rate to create additional profit for the dealership. He is the guy who gets loans for people with bad credit with interest rates so high the person won't be able to pay off 40 percent of the principal loan balance after 4 years. If that isn't usury, I don't know what is. He is the guy who handles the document processing fee and vehicle delivery fee, which are often times either inflated or unnecessary. If you turn down all offers made by a finance manager for additional items or services he makes up the loss by increasing the fee amount for document processing and delivery. The finance manager is someone every vehicle buyer should be wary of.

The guy in this video, at 11:10, explains how he got a $10k car loan from a dealership with 28.5% interest. That's like buying a new car with a credit card and making monthly payments. He can thank the finance manager for that one. This is taking advantage of people for profit, and there is no other way to describe it. The buyer is responsible for signing the loan and nobody forced him to sign, but these bankers and finance managers know people are desperate and are more willing to sign bad agreements, so they take advantage of it.

I won't be submitting a resume for any finance manager jobs.

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A guy named Ramzpaul posted this photo on twitter with the headline "1914 Paris vs 2014 Paris. 1.4 million French died for this," (WWI, WW2).  Nowhere in this tweet did Ramzpaul make a value judgement. The tweet went viral and received 150,000 views in a short time. All comments were either from the right saying "how bad conditions are in France," or from the left saying "France deserves what is happening to French society/country." Nobody said this is a good thing and diversity is our strength. In other words, nobody believes diversity is good. You either support or push for diversity because you hate the host society/country, or your against diversity because you love the host society/country. Its very obvious who the true haters are by which side of the isle you stand on. The left is rooted in hatred for Christianity, tradition and white society.