"The scumbags moved all the jobs overseas so they could use slave labor."
I think jobs go overseas because of burdensome taxes and onerous regulations. Any alleviation of those would return a degree of prosperity.
There's nothing immoral about wanting to make a profit. When the private sector thrives, the overall standard of living for society will follow.
I love it when the "libertarians" copy the GOP play-book verbatim...
Sort of like when Reagan began deregulation of anything possible, or when Clinton deregulated the banking system all the jobs came back right? Or when Bush doubled down on this moronic policy??
Or like how we consistently see corporations pay ZERO taxes, year after year because of special privileges and loop-holes... jobs come back right??
Right? WRONG.
We've had 30 years to measure the effects of EXACTLY what you are proposing, correct? So how have the results been??
Un-fucking-believable you guys still airing out this phony and empty rhetoric about free market deregulation as a cure all.
If you guys look at the results of this ideology, you will see it is the problem.
Look at the evidence. Look at the results of it. Don't listen to the talking heads and just agree because it 'sounds good.'
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Quote Originally Posted by glenndef62:
"The scumbags moved all the jobs overseas so they could use slave labor."
I think jobs go overseas because of burdensome taxes and onerous regulations. Any alleviation of those would return a degree of prosperity.
There's nothing immoral about wanting to make a profit. When the private sector thrives, the overall standard of living for society will follow.
I love it when the "libertarians" copy the GOP play-book verbatim...
Sort of like when Reagan began deregulation of anything possible, or when Clinton deregulated the banking system all the jobs came back right? Or when Bush doubled down on this moronic policy??
Or like how we consistently see corporations pay ZERO taxes, year after year because of special privileges and loop-holes... jobs come back right??
Right? WRONG.
We've had 30 years to measure the effects of EXACTLY what you are proposing, correct? So how have the results been??
Un-fucking-believable you guys still airing out this phony and empty rhetoric about free market deregulation as a cure all.
If you guys look at the results of this ideology, you will see it is the problem.
Look at the evidence. Look at the results of it. Don't listen to the talking heads and just agree because it 'sounds good.'
some of you must be doing bigtime hard drugs, because to even remotely think our govt can run the same way it did in 1776, shows how truly insane some of you are. We have way differnt problems then they had in 1776 its useless, some of you are gonna say stuck in your time warp
What exactly should change CD? Do you want more power for the executive branch, get rid of the courts? Congress?
The way the govt is set up must remain unchanged to maintain our republic. As soon as we allow one branch to overtake the other we have devolved into tyranny.
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Quote Originally Posted by cd329:
some of you must be doing bigtime hard drugs, because to even remotely think our govt can run the same way it did in 1776, shows how truly insane some of you are. We have way differnt problems then they had in 1776 its useless, some of you are gonna say stuck in your time warp
What exactly should change CD? Do you want more power for the executive branch, get rid of the courts? Congress?
The way the govt is set up must remain unchanged to maintain our republic. As soon as we allow one branch to overtake the other we have devolved into tyranny.
I love it when the "libertarians" copy the GOP play-book verbatim...
Sort of like when Reagan began deregulation of anything possible, or when Clinton deregulated the banking system all the jobs came back right? Or when Bush doubled down on this moronic policy??
Or like how we consistently see corporations pay ZERO taxes, year after year because of special privileges and loop-holes... jobs come back right??
Right? WRONG.
We've had 30 years to measure the effects of EXACTLY what you are proposing, correct? So how have the results been??
Un-fucking-believable you guys still airing out this phony and empty rhetoric about free market deregulation as a cure all.
If you guys look at the results of this ideology, you will see it is the problem.
Look at the evidence. Look at the results of it. Don't listen to the talking heads and just agree because it 'sounds good.'
I think the disastrous effects of government interference in the free market are tragically and glaringly most depicted in the housing crisis.
With the benign and benevolent sounding mantra “affordable housing”, congress and the Dept of Injustice implemented laws, threats, and their sine qua non, “regulations” against mortgage lenders who wouldn’t lend to as many “minority” borrowers as their infinite wisdom saw fit. Why a person’s ethnicity qualifies or disqualifies an applicant is something conservatives still can’t figure out. We thought it was supposed to be an applicant’s ability to repay the loan. (Common Sense as Thomas Paine might say)
When, as was very predictable, mortgage holders stopped making payments, well, we saw what happened.
The Barney Frank led bureaucrats had an admirable and laudable goal in mind. Increased home ownership. Who could argue against that?
But, as usual, consequences are more important than intentions.
But if it sounds good, how bad can it be?
Thank You,
G. Gordon LennDef
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Quote Originally Posted by DiscoD69:
I love it when the "libertarians" copy the GOP play-book verbatim...
Sort of like when Reagan began deregulation of anything possible, or when Clinton deregulated the banking system all the jobs came back right? Or when Bush doubled down on this moronic policy??
Or like how we consistently see corporations pay ZERO taxes, year after year because of special privileges and loop-holes... jobs come back right??
Right? WRONG.
We've had 30 years to measure the effects of EXACTLY what you are proposing, correct? So how have the results been??
Un-fucking-believable you guys still airing out this phony and empty rhetoric about free market deregulation as a cure all.
If you guys look at the results of this ideology, you will see it is the problem.
Look at the evidence. Look at the results of it. Don't listen to the talking heads and just agree because it 'sounds good.'
I think the disastrous effects of government interference in the free market are tragically and glaringly most depicted in the housing crisis.
With the benign and benevolent sounding mantra “affordable housing”, congress and the Dept of Injustice implemented laws, threats, and their sine qua non, “regulations” against mortgage lenders who wouldn’t lend to as many “minority” borrowers as their infinite wisdom saw fit. Why a person’s ethnicity qualifies or disqualifies an applicant is something conservatives still can’t figure out. We thought it was supposed to be an applicant’s ability to repay the loan. (Common Sense as Thomas Paine might say)
When, as was very predictable, mortgage holders stopped making payments, well, we saw what happened.
The Barney Frank led bureaucrats had an admirable and laudable goal in mind. Increased home ownership. Who could argue against that?
But, as usual, consequences are more important than intentions.
What exactly is it about my statements, that you confuse as right wing?
Lefties dont understand, and are against my positions, so they ball up in the fecal position and point "right wing"=bad.
Righties dont understand it any more than the left,,,,,so they label it as leftist
I dont agree with much of anything offered by the right or the left. Most everything they pretend to believe in is false, as neoclassic economic thinking is the ultimate fail
I support natural resource rents to be publically collected, and used as the sole form of funding for government. This would be the greatest of all boons for the poor, the working class, the economy, and freedom. If you read a little closer into this countrys history, you will find that many of the founding fathers and bright minds from this countrys past, agreed
There is such disregard for private property at this point in time by the state, if only property owners were to vote, it would be less then 1% of the population, that is if you understand the definition of ownership.
The reason its hard for you to discuss, is likely because it is so simple, and you feel that the solution must be more complex, that you cannot grasp the concept, not to mention that your Statist instructions(education), intentionally confused you to make it hard to understand. That blame lies in neoclassical economics
Once you come to understand that land monopoly, secured by the state, is a zero sum game, and that Land is not capital, then you will be ready to learn. Until then, its round and round yous go with the same tired shit that youve been regurging since ived read this forum, which is a whole lotta nothing
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What exactly is it about my statements, that you confuse as right wing?
Lefties dont understand, and are against my positions, so they ball up in the fecal position and point "right wing"=bad.
Righties dont understand it any more than the left,,,,,so they label it as leftist
I dont agree with much of anything offered by the right or the left. Most everything they pretend to believe in is false, as neoclassic economic thinking is the ultimate fail
I support natural resource rents to be publically collected, and used as the sole form of funding for government. This would be the greatest of all boons for the poor, the working class, the economy, and freedom. If you read a little closer into this countrys history, you will find that many of the founding fathers and bright minds from this countrys past, agreed
There is such disregard for private property at this point in time by the state, if only property owners were to vote, it would be less then 1% of the population, that is if you understand the definition of ownership.
The reason its hard for you to discuss, is likely because it is so simple, and you feel that the solution must be more complex, that you cannot grasp the concept, not to mention that your Statist instructions(education), intentionally confused you to make it hard to understand. That blame lies in neoclassical economics
Once you come to understand that land monopoly, secured by the state, is a zero sum game, and that Land is not capital, then you will be ready to learn. Until then, its round and round yous go with the same tired shit that youve been regurging since ived read this forum, which is a whole lotta nothing
Housing is basal to life as we know, as well as all economic activity
The same people that pretended to fight for affordable housing are now demanding more taxpayer money to fight off the affordable house prices they claimed to desire
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Barney frank abandoned this sinking ship
Housing is basal to life as we know, as well as all economic activity
The same people that pretended to fight for affordable housing are now demanding more taxpayer money to fight off the affordable house prices they claimed to desire
All personal shit aside between us be easy, and I don't want to get into it with glen either, why don't we just get back to the point of the discussion and the basic point of this thread.
Which is how viable RP's plans are
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Round and round we go, like....back to housing?
All personal shit aside between us be easy, and I don't want to get into it with glen either, why don't we just get back to the point of the discussion and the basic point of this thread.
It is the number one issue going into this electio, dont you think?
Im not really a ron paul guy, i just posted about how well he understands the problems we face. So much so, he had the vision to solve the probblem years before the public herd, realized it was a problem. There, he is THE ONLY CANDIDATE THAT SPEAKS FOR ME AND THE REST OF THE 99%. If the election were today, he would get my vote on that alone
Drawing down our overstretched war machine? Paul, for the win. Every other candidate, bama included, are expansionists
Pulling back subsidies?
Attempt to solve our currency issues? Does anyone other than paul even address the topic?
What people seem to have forgotten about the Greatest Depression, is that NOTHING structurally has changed, we have the same problems x2 as we did last election
Id be happy to hear of any of pauls ideas, that yous dislike. Would be a good learning experience for me, as im not that educated on his stances, especially the ones that bother you, wall, and the other leftists so much,,,,,,,
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What has your bama done to fix housing?
It is the number one issue going into this electio, dont you think?
Im not really a ron paul guy, i just posted about how well he understands the problems we face. So much so, he had the vision to solve the probblem years before the public herd, realized it was a problem. There, he is THE ONLY CANDIDATE THAT SPEAKS FOR ME AND THE REST OF THE 99%. If the election were today, he would get my vote on that alone
Drawing down our overstretched war machine? Paul, for the win. Every other candidate, bama included, are expansionists
Pulling back subsidies?
Attempt to solve our currency issues? Does anyone other than paul even address the topic?
What people seem to have forgotten about the Greatest Depression, is that NOTHING structurally has changed, we have the same problems x2 as we did last election
Id be happy to hear of any of pauls ideas, that yous dislike. Would be a good learning experience for me, as im not that educated on his stances, especially the ones that bother you, wall, and the other leftists so much,,,,,,,
i refer to the simplicity and the very short reach of the federal government. in fact; most things were a-ok until Lincoln. then after him until the 16th and 17th amendments were passed. all downhill from there
everyone has equal rights by birth. its a matter of whether your government is forced to recognize them. thats another question entirely
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of course not about property owners only voting
i refer to the simplicity and the very short reach of the federal government. in fact; most things were a-ok until Lincoln. then after him until the 16th and 17th amendments were passed. all downhill from there
everyone has equal rights by birth. its a matter of whether your government is forced to recognize them. thats another question entirely
Where have I suggested more power? can you find one example of me saying that?
I said the government is LARGER, more complex, you take any mention of government and equate that with power.
In this discussion since it wandered to the 1770's for some reason I've said scale, complex, etc which is 100% true. You show me an organization or group that expands to the degree our population has and has similar function and show me that the scale does not change the organization..you cannot do so.
Not part of this discussion I have said several times that regulation is inefficient for the groups being regulated, I do not waiver from that point, which also reverts back to the scale discussion, but has nothing to do with this specific topic.
your argument was that the government had to expand and became more complex because of the population change from 1770s to today. i'm just following your logic to its end
government has gotten complex because it has been taken over by lobbyists and banks and multination corps
regulation is bought and paid for by those who are supposed to be regulated by said laws. more regulation is not the answer. bankruptcy is
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Quote Originally Posted by wallstreetcappers:
Where have I suggested more power? can you find one example of me saying that?
I said the government is LARGER, more complex, you take any mention of government and equate that with power.
In this discussion since it wandered to the 1770's for some reason I've said scale, complex, etc which is 100% true. You show me an organization or group that expands to the degree our population has and has similar function and show me that the scale does not change the organization..you cannot do so.
Not part of this discussion I have said several times that regulation is inefficient for the groups being regulated, I do not waiver from that point, which also reverts back to the scale discussion, but has nothing to do with this specific topic.
your argument was that the government had to expand and became more complex because of the population change from 1770s to today. i'm just following your logic to its end
government has gotten complex because it has been taken over by lobbyists and banks and multination corps
regulation is bought and paid for by those who are supposed to be regulated by said laws. more regulation is not the answer. bankruptcy is
I said the government is LARGER, more complex, you take any mention of government and equate that with power.
----------------- government is force; and power. nothing else
are your property taxes voluntary? what happens if you dont pay up?
you have lost your mind. If we dont pay property taxes, how is city govt going to get funded? Oh thats right, you just want to get rid of the whole govt at every level, then everybody can just do what they want and the country will be like the wild wild west all over again. Bottomline KOAJ, you dont want to pay for anything. You just want what you earn to be yours and could careless about anything else.
stop reading all those whacked out websites you visit daily, they have destroyed your mind.
I guess with no govt and courts, lawyers wont be needed then
I hope you got lots of weapons and know how to use them, because the country you dream about, will be one of total chaos
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Quote Originally Posted by KOAJ:
I said the government is LARGER, more complex, you take any mention of government and equate that with power.
----------------- government is force; and power. nothing else
are your property taxes voluntary? what happens if you dont pay up?
you have lost your mind. If we dont pay property taxes, how is city govt going to get funded? Oh thats right, you just want to get rid of the whole govt at every level, then everybody can just do what they want and the country will be like the wild wild west all over again. Bottomline KOAJ, you dont want to pay for anything. You just want what you earn to be yours and could careless about anything else.
stop reading all those whacked out websites you visit daily, they have destroyed your mind.
I guess with no govt and courts, lawyers wont be needed then
I hope you got lots of weapons and know how to use them, because the country you dream about, will be one of total chaos
i refer to the simplicity and the very short reach of the federal government. in fact; most things were a-ok until Lincoln. then after him until the 16th and 17th amendments were passed. all downhill from there
everyone has equal rights by birth. its a matter of whether your government is forced to recognize them. thats another question entirely
This post really is funny. It went downhill after Lincoln You act like you were actually living back then. To even think that we can run the country today the same way they ran it in 1776 {which i gotta remind you, that you werent there back then} borders on insanity. In 1776 they had none of the problems are country faces everyday. none, zippo. zelch.
And in 200 years from now, the people alive then will have to run govt based on whats needed for their own time period.
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Quote Originally Posted by KOAJ:
re: 75 -
of course not about property owners only voting
i refer to the simplicity and the very short reach of the federal government. in fact; most things were a-ok until Lincoln. then after him until the 16th and 17th amendments were passed. all downhill from there
everyone has equal rights by birth. its a matter of whether your government is forced to recognize them. thats another question entirely
This post really is funny. It went downhill after Lincoln You act like you were actually living back then. To even think that we can run the country today the same way they ran it in 1776 {which i gotta remind you, that you werent there back then} borders on insanity. In 1776 they had none of the problems are country faces everyday. none, zippo. zelch.
And in 200 years from now, the people alive then will have to run govt based on whats needed for their own time period.
Civil rights in the form of suffrage and Emancipation came about because of republican ideals. Those ideals that are in the constitution and our bill of rights. Gaining theses things did nothing to change our way of govt. they upheld the principles of our republican form of government and serve as an example of the greatness of our constitution.
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Civil rights in the form of suffrage and Emancipation came about because of republican ideals. Those ideals that are in the constitution and our bill of rights. Gaining theses things did nothing to change our way of govt. they upheld the principles of our republican form of government and serve as an example of the greatness of our constitution.
Cd, do you think we should have a monarchy, theocracy, or what? Should we continue to expand the role of govt domestically, have a foreign policy of empire,and inflate the executive branch to the level of dictator? This is the route we are going. Are you ok with that? Our fourth amendment is essentially gone . Our first and second amendments are being chipped away at every day.
Should we just give them away and say that there is no reasonable expectation that I should be able to retain the rights that a man in 1776 had ?
Or that the world is so much different today that we should not have rule of law or checks and balances., that the very idea of justice is obsolete?
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Cd, do you think we should have a monarchy, theocracy, or what? Should we continue to expand the role of govt domestically, have a foreign policy of empire,and inflate the executive branch to the level of dictator? This is the route we are going. Are you ok with that? Our fourth amendment is essentially gone . Our first and second amendments are being chipped away at every day.
Should we just give them away and say that there is no reasonable expectation that I should be able to retain the rights that a man in 1776 had ?
Or that the world is so much different today that we should not have rule of law or checks and balances., that the very idea of justice is obsolete?
considering that he addressed the newsletters in the mid 90s and again in 2008; i would think its a dead issue more or less
that being said, he scares the piss out of every establishment status quo person or entity, including most media channels
He addressed the newsletter issue alright.
In 1996, Paul told The Dallas Morning News that the newsletters were accurate but
needed to be taken in context.
Is he now going to say that statement itself was spoken by a ghost speaker?
What context? We all have the quotes. They are publicly available. They are LOADED with racist slants (and many other disturbing views). This man wants to be president and these letters are a dead issue after he publicly acknowledged he agreed with their content, only to scurry in a rathole when it is 2012 and blame it all on a ghost writer who he doesn't know?
No sir. You will be held accountable Mr. Paul.
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Quote Originally Posted by KOAJ:
considering that he addressed the newsletters in the mid 90s and again in 2008; i would think its a dead issue more or less
that being said, he scares the piss out of every establishment status quo person or entity, including most media channels
He addressed the newsletter issue alright.
In 1996, Paul told The Dallas Morning News that the newsletters were accurate but
needed to be taken in context.
Is he now going to say that statement itself was spoken by a ghost speaker?
What context? We all have the quotes. They are publicly available. They are LOADED with racist slants (and many other disturbing views). This man wants to be president and these letters are a dead issue after he publicly acknowledged he agreed with their content, only to scurry in a rathole when it is 2012 and blame it all on a ghost writer who he doesn't know?
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