We won't get to 1/25. Vulnerable Republican Senators will cave before that. We are already seeing cracks.1/11 - first paycheck missed for federal workers
1/17 - bills for households start to pile up
1/25 - second paycheck missed for federal workers
1/30 - debt collectors start calling for a quarter of a million people
2/7 - quarter of a million families default, are unemployed
2/8 - more than half a million federal workers start looking for jobs raising the feb employment rate to 5%
2/8 protests start in DC
2/8 third paycheck missed
2/15 protests spread to rest of the country
2/22 fourth paycheck missed
2/28 violence and riots start
3/5 food stamps run out, farmers miss a month of subsidies, grocery stories stop getting basic grocery as protest from workers
3/8 fifth paycheck missed
3/10 price of grocery rises 400% . Food rationing starts
3/12 first act of violence against politicians
3/15 exponential 1000% rise of attacks from whites against minorities blaming them for shutdown
3/19 minorities retaliate against white attackers , police involved in multiple mass shootings against minorities
3/21 military called to protect streets of America
3/22 sixth paycheck missed
3/23 hundreds of thousands of workers miss their driving license expiry , 100s arrested by police for still driving
3/29 mass protests across nation as private sector feels the crunch, stocks collapsing for past 2 weeks
4/4 protestors storm house and hold politicians hostage
4/4 martial law declared
This. Someone's going to snap by then and start fucking shit up.
Dey tuk ur jerbs!
Seriously though, a government being able to be shutdown seems questionable at best.
1/11 - first paycheck missed for federal workers
1/17 - bills for households start to pile up
1/25 - second paycheck missed for federal workers
1/30 - debt collectors start calling for a quarter of a million people
2/7 - quarter of a million families default, are unemployed
2/8 - more than half a million federal workers start looking for jobs raising the feb employment rate to 5%
2/8 protests start in DC
2/8 third paycheck missed
2/15 protests spread to rest of the country
2/22 fourth paycheck missed
2/28 violence and riots start
3/5 food stamps run out, farmers miss a month of subsidies, grocery stories stop getting basic grocery as protest from workers
3/8 fifth paycheck missed
3/10 price of grocery rises 400% . Food rationing starts
3/12 first act of violence against politicians
3/15 exponential 1000% rise of attacks from whites against minorities blaming them for shutdown
3/19 minorities retaliate against white attackers , police involved in multiple mass shootings against minorities
3/21 military called to protect streets of America
3/22 sixth paycheck missed
3/23 hundreds of thousands of workers miss their driving license expiry , 100s arrested by police for still driving
3/29 mass protests across nation as private sector feels the crunch, stocks collapsing for past 2 weeks
4/4 protestors storm house and hold politicians hostage
4/4 martial law declared
Nah
Not passing the US budget yearly would most likely lead to more questionable issues than running into a shutdown. The right combination of people could pass a 2-10 year budget that focused on military exclusively while slashing everything else tremendously, or something could be funded three years out that would no longer be a hot button issue by that point in time. I will say, I don't think it was ever anticipated that someone would use this as a negotiating tactic because it affects the population directly.
Farmer's Markets operate in Winter. At least they do in California.Grocers wouldn't run out of food for a few months. It's January, the only thing in US fields right now is cotton. Produce is coming out of other countries or storehouses. There is a reason why local farmer's markets don't run in winter and it's not because people don't want to open air shop in the cold. You won't really see that impact until local farmers would have started to harvest in late spring/early summer. Also the DMV is a state agency.
Grocers wouldn't run out of food for a few months. It's January, the only thing in US fields right now is cotton. Produce is coming out of other countries or storehouses. There is a reason why local farmer's markets don't run in winter and it's not because people don't want to open air shop in the cold. You won't really see that impact until local farmers would have started to harvest in late spring/early summer. Also the DMV is a state agency.
Someone would exercise their second amendment rights on Congress and Trump long before then my dude. Literal riots on the streets. If you fuck with someone's paycheck it won't matter what kind of brainwashing you've done.
and FloridaFarmer's markets run all the time here and as I was driving through the agricultural areas last week, I saw plenty of crops growing. Last I checked, California was still part of the US.
I mean, if both sides aren't willing to back down, and both sides thinks they're 100% right and both sides think the shutdown is benefiting themselves, is there anything stopping a shutdown from just........lasting perpetually?
I mean, if no one ends up changing their minds, I'm not aware of any external legal force that can make something happen. We'd just wait until the next set of elections.
Farmer's Markets operate in Winter. At least they do in California.
Farmer's markets run all the time here and as I was driving through the agricultural areas last week, I saw plenty of crops growing. Last I checked, California was still part of the US.
Rand Paul's wet dreamRepublicans would spin it as showing how small government works and how the country doesn't need all those people anyway.
Democrats will cave, they always do. No way will it last till 2020.
I think I hate doomsday fetishsts almost as much as the average republicanI pray the shutdown lasts a whole year and that people began to riot in the streets. Burn this country to the ground man.
Would anyone care to sumarize how this impacts day to day living, and the effects on working class people?
Civil War 2. America Splits into red and blue for ever, Red America becomes a third world nation.
Impossible, the country would implode, enough Republicans would flip to override Trump's veto before that happens.
Would anyone care to sumarize how this impacts day to day living, and the effects on working class people?