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#3731 Re: The Garden » Ron Paul proposes saving $1T by scrapping five federal departments » 760 weeks ago

Cramer wrote:

If that were true then where are all the jobs? DEMAND creates jobs not tax cuts. You're advocating repeating the same thing with a different result while ignoring fundamental aspects of economics.

Furthermore government regulation was MIA when rating companies gave out AAA scores to these bundled jack shit securities and how did that turn out? It was instrumental in taking our country to it's knees. The last thing we need it less government regulation at this point, it's what got America into this mess to begin with.

They would never give AAA ratings if the government hadn't stood back with the promise of bailouts. Corporations are greedy but they are not stupid. Government made this happen.

For all the trillions the government has sunk into this crisis, where are all the jobs? There aren't any jobs because companies can't get loans to expand in the current psychological atmosphere. The rest are in China who can offer cheaper labor. That's never coming back and we just have to deal with it.

If anybody sucks on the government teet, more than any welfare momma you could ever dream of, it's corporations. Their socialism is from the bottom up, not the top down.

Yeah, we pay for their tit. Apparently the politicians are powerless to this corporate influence. But you still want to trust them in the future? How are you going to make it top down?

#3732 Re: The Garden » Ron Paul proposes saving $1T by scrapping five federal departments » 760 weeks ago

Yeah, I took the liberty to share some education.

Power will always be corrupted, so what are you going to do..pray it works out the next time?

Leaders are not the problem, giving them too much power is, cause you can't trust them. That's basically the jist of the small government line. We're fucked either way so at least let it be a small cock.

#3733 Re: Guns N' Roses » RnR HOF Fan Poll: GnR in the lead. » 760 weeks ago

Three Days alone knock everything the Chilis have ever done out the water, but that's subjective. I was talking about popularity and fact is they were not a top tier band before that record. If they hadn't the Cure would be a fistpump get in.

Doesn't matter though. First they have to beat one of the greatest rock bands in history.

#3734 Re: Guns N' Roses » RnR HOF Fan Poll: GnR in the lead. » 760 weeks ago

RHCP had Californication.

Before that, and after, they were Jane's Addiction.

That album is good, but its got a bit of "Love in an Elevator" about it. Not their most serious work. The Cure definitely got the artistic edge.

#3735 Re: The Garden » Ron Paul proposes saving $1T by scrapping five federal departments » 760 weeks ago

Lol, time for those unchartered waters again part of the debate.

First I'll define big business in my own words since you seem to give it a much too broad spectrum. The difference between a big business man and a normal business man is that the latter is working for his money while the former is not. And I'm not thinking about some investor making calls while sipping martinis. It's not hard work, but it's still work. They still take risks. Your local mom & pop store owner is likely a normal business man. And so is Bill Gates, George Soros and Warren Buffet. They're just better at it.

The big business man doesn't invest. He doesn't even really own companies. He's part of a family that is so rich and has been for so long that all they care about, all they really have left, is the exercise of power. They don't need to make money anymore. They print money. A normal business man bribes politicians for favor, a big business man chooses politicians under threat of death.

The very nature of the FED is what made the housing bubble possible. It's not something that just happened. The banks had come to rely on the government if they got in trouble for decades already. This was just a natural progression of the reckless lending policies made possible and nurtured by the promise of an endless supply of "new money" from the FED via the spineless politicians. The big players over at the FED, the secret shareholders they won't even tell us about, they didn't do this only so the hedge fund managers and lawyers could make a quick buck. They did it because they knew the inevitable crisis would free up the political capital for them to utilize in their game of thrones. That's the kind of level they're on. In fact it's so sublime that whenever they're accused of it they can simply claim ignorance and people won't bat an eyelid.

But as they say, once is an accident, twice is a coincidence, thrice is a conspiracy. So what is 15?

That is the kind of socialism I'm talking about. All they had to do was give government unlimited funding through a fiat system and the government would end up growing so big that tyranny would take care of it self. Look at Rome and Louis, China and the Reich. Give government too much power and the labor camps and secret police will take care of itself.

I think I know where you're coming from. You're the kind of guy that would like a Kennedy in office. Cause that's the only way you can curtail big government, by having a Jackson or Julius Caesar in charge. But what happened to them? They got taken care of. Until people realize what kind of game is actually being played democracy is doomed. Leaders are generally not good people. In fact I strongly suspect an inordinate amount of them are crooks and child molesters. And they most definitely have a much higher plane crash ratio.

#3736 Re: The Sunset Strip » The Mars Volta » 760 weeks ago

The soundtrack of the Universe...

#3737 Re: The Garden » Ron Paul proposes saving $1T by scrapping five federal departments » 760 weeks ago

Taking money from a person and giving it to somebody else is not creating jobs. That's basically what the government is capable of, distributing loot. And they've always been pretty sucky at it.

Removing some government regulation and freeing up tax pressure will create jobs. Ordinary people don't need guidance to create a job, just freedom and ability. If auto and production is dead in the US so be it. Funnelig tax payer money to keep it artificially afloat isn't helping anyone but the already pocket filled shareholders.

If big business were so keen on a free market why do they always support the commie candidates? Face it, big business loves socialism. They have enough money to ensure they're not the ones being "socialized".

#3738 Re: The Garden » CNN: UFO's visit Earth » 760 weeks ago

I think you're seriously overestimating our ability to track cosmic signals. Seti are the only ones doing it, and they're privately funded on a year to year basis. They can't come close to covering even a fraction of the sky.

And I still think you should come up with a reasonable theory for how the US were able to develop flying saucers at the same time they were sinking billions into the Manhattan project.

#3739 Re: The Garden » Moon Wars: International law could let China own the moon » 760 weeks ago

Too bad the US have had a military presence there since the 60s...

#3740 Re: The Garden » Ron Paul proposes saving $1T by scrapping five federal departments » 760 weeks ago

At this point fuck the policies. How about electing him simply for being the real deal and not a cronie sell out to the establishment? Paul will do what he deems best for the public. The other candidates will just do what they're told by a bunch of war profiteers.

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