Republicans reveal true nature

Discussion in 'Politics' started by Lucias, Aug 23, 2011.

  1. bone

    bone

    Ummm... your God Obama has become quite the warlord - he has in fact greatly expanded our overseas military footprint in terms of direct involvement in foreign conflicts. Some things just are not what they appear.
     
    #31     Aug 23, 2011
  2. gatersaw

    gatersaw

    Sounds like everyone here is sick and tired of the status quo. Join me and support RON PAUL. If we win IA and NH we will win the primary.

    Our supporters are deeply involved in the delegate process this cycle and we have shown we can raise money faster from individuals than any other candidate. We will change the republican party in 2012.

    Pat Robertson hijacked the republican party along with religious zealots. People are tired of authoritarians (obama, stalin) and theocrats (robertson, bachmann, santorum) and they're sick and tired of 5 simultaneous wars (neo-cons: bush,obama,bachmann,perry,romney,santorum) costing $1.3trillion/year: Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Yemen, Somalia, Libya...and soon to be Iran and Syria. RON PAUL is the only candidate who can save this country from true default...Not just inflation.
     
    #32     Aug 23, 2011
  3. MKTrader

    MKTrader

    Don't worry, Voodoodoo, Stupidity and the other welfare queens have ample time to post. Do you think they actually work or trade for a living?

    Doesn't this belong in Chit Chat, Trash Bin or somewhere similar, mods?
     
    #33     Aug 23, 2011
  4. plyka

    plyka

    Rick Perry is another big government Republican. The facts are that BOTH parties love to spend money, and when they spend money and much more importantly, pass regulation and regulating bodies, they assist the rich. Big government assists the rich. The rich are the ones who get all the contracts that the government spends supposedly "helping the poor." The rich use the government and their regulating bodies in order to monopolize industries. They use regulations and regulating bodies in order to restrict competition. That's the problem with big government, it helps the rich and not the poor.

    You wrote: "We’re apparently not dismayed that more than half of all Americans have been in a 30-year recession with little or no income growth."

    And yet government spending as a portion of the economy or per capita has gone absolutely through the roof over that period. Regulations without end. And yet the poor have had no income growth. Do you really think more of the same will change that? More big government spending and more big government regulations?

    The reality is that if you want poor and middle class Americans to move up in the world, it is all about SMALL GOVERNMENT. There has never in the history of man been a period where the common man, poor/middle/upper middle have moved up even remotely close to the extent that the common man moved up during the 19th and early 20th century. This is just a reality, it is fact. The story of history is crystal clear if you do some research and educating yourself. Another simple metric you can use is comparing the difference in income in the old Soviet Untion versus the USA in the 1980's. The difference in income between a factory manager and a worker in the old communist soviet union was something like 50 times greater while in the USA it was 35 times greater. The difference was obviously more incredible when you compare the ultra elite in the old soviet union, which were all government officials. You don't get a bigger government than the old soviet union, yet inequality of income was far more severe and the common man far worse off.

    It's just reality that no objective individual can deny. If you want to make the people worse off, eliminate free market capitalism and freedom. If you want to make them best off, eliminate big government and institute free market capitalism and freedom. Forget the fact that it is the moral thing to do, it is also the utilitarian thing to do if your concern is the well being of the poor and middle class.
     
    #34     Aug 23, 2011
  5. couldn't agree more. Well said there Plyka
     
    #35     Aug 23, 2011
  6. He also came into office with the biggest deficit of any president.Is it really a surprise to have 4 trillion in debt after coming into office with a trillion dollar deficit,2 wars,medicaid expansion,the 2nd worst economy in 100 years etc:confused:
     
    #36     Aug 23, 2011
  7. Lucrum

    Lucrum

    You could have saved yourself some typing if you'd just said "it's all Bush's fault".
     
    #37     Aug 23, 2011
  8. bone

    bone

    AK, Bush left Obama a real shit sandwich to eat, no doubt. I cede your point on that one - no rational and fair minded person would argue otherwise.
     
    #38     Aug 23, 2011
  9. Obama shares some blame for continuing so many of Bush's policies.He's a war mongering corporatist just like Bush
     
    #39     Aug 23, 2011
  10. And I agree with you he isn't that much different from Bush
     
    #40     Aug 23, 2011