He has to because he knows that all of the world's strongest nations tax income. The only nations you'll find that don't mostly reside in the Middle East or are small islands.
Do you think watching America: Freedom to Fascism would help? It would scare him at first. But, maybe he'd get it better.Seriously, dude?
The bankers need the government to force us to use their tender. Have you noticed that, if you own a business, that it's illegal to refuse the dollar? They also need the government to overspend so that they can loan the U.S. government the money to cover its debts...with interest of course.
I love ya bro, but you live in a fantasy world devoid of rules or consequence where you pull your potions out of a hat in each thread. You post just to remind yourself how you felt on that day.
You serious? Healthcare, education, poverty, crime rates. Our people are undoubtedly better off in nearly ever facet since 1913.
If I had my way, we'd be carrying swords on our backs, weed in our pockets, and we'd all live off the land, and only use technology when needed. It could happen. Just one or two major disasters away from happening.
Yeah, to a term he basically made-up for conversation. It's relative. You have no understanding of relative. or, you don't apply it here, if you do.
Would reading refutations of your theories help you?
I'm not sure you understand that the internet, which you spend half your day on, is technology.
Oh phooey Huey. Education has not improved, it's actually went downwards. We've lost the edge and other countries clearly have us beat, because they see education as actual education, rather than trying to make you fit within the system. Healthcare has not improved because of government. Any good healthcare is found outside government. Ask anyone who has had to deal with government healthcare for example. Crime rates have fallen not because of government, but because government moved out of the way.
I'm not sure you understand that CISCO,ORACLE, MS, APPLE, DELL, HP, etc. are not government ran institutions. Nor are the ISP providers.
You also realize that without the government, the internet would not exist, right?
I would propose two main programs. One to put the people more in charge of the government and another to make the government work more for the people. On the first front that would involve some combination of efforts to keep the ballots open to both candidates and voters, mandatory voting, preferential ranked voting, national voting standards, dealing with gerrymandering, overturning citizens united and publicly financed campaigns.
Healthcare has worsened since the advent of the ACA as one example of the fallacy of that argument. My insurance has doubled in 2 years and my healthcare itself has not improved.
I'm sure you feel this way today. Tomorrow you will be telling us how we can all digitize our brain and avoid global warming by living in a server. One thing that will remain is your positions are always colorful and never take responsibility for any blowback.
You should love this, but I suspect you will find a reason not to.
Huey, Huey, Huey, ...Are you trying to tell me that computers and the internet are solely based on what the government has done? Please explain. I assure you, all of the hardwork and the actual making of it happen, were based mostly on private contributions.
I'd be on-board with mandatory voting if you made political parties against the law.
Oh I totally agree Natch. It's exactly why the youth of this country is growing up to be more like me and less like you. Why do you think the young voters are going with the candidates such as Ron Paul, and Sanders, etc?
You didn't read any of those links I gave you did you? If you insist on being a negative grumpy curmudgeon, I can't stop you. But I can point out you are wrong. I linked the education refutation above to Prime's post. Here is some ACA facts to chew on.
It's good to see you switch positions again. If only you didn't make me reeducate you again next week on this same point.
I'm not THAT old by the way. Also, the part where it says that some of the costs are for free. If they are free, then why have the premiums raised so much in the past few years. Are you aware that they are set to raise %20-30% once again this coming year? This would indicate to me, that they are not free, they are just being paid for in different methods. Which also indicates to me, that there is not real improvement for the patient.
He has a point actually. The young voters were very much involved with Dr. Pauls campaign and he clearly was a big influence on them. I would have to say that his common sense approach and genuine feelings and push towards Liberty were sensed and understood by the younger generation. Young folks can see right through fake diatribe. I know you are witty enough to see the diatribe in the debates we are able to view.
How is that supporting your position? My theory is you bribe people to care. This article says that's exactly how the world really works.
Funny that you say the word Blowback Natural. Because I believe that blowback may and very likely could be the reason my world eventually comes to pass. Guess what the will be the cause that leads to that blowback?
We're you like a mob enforcer in your past life or something Natural?
So weird that those young people got so smart under our system? That should be a clue.
Under it? You mean in spite of it. What he was offering wasn't conducive to that system. you're a better example of the result of indoctrination.
So you think all those Ron Paul supporters went to private schools? Your presumption is a little elitist.
No, I mean the indoctrination that comes from public schools didn't stick.
I'd have to agree with what I've seen from your posts. The system isn't looking to create thinkers that will naturally gravitate away from it. It seems to me that the most intelligent folks you'll meet are usually quite good at self preservation.
So either the public schools made them so clever that they weren't able to brainwash them or the brainwashing isn't part of the experience. Sorry you went to a cult school, that's not the experience for all of us.
I also agree with this. The most likely candidates for leading and practicing innovative lives were the ones who didn't hold themselves to boundaries.
