George Bush: "Leave No Billionaire Behind"!

	Duration: 115 seconds Upload Time: 07-07-31 05:55:44 User: Dysgenik :::: Favorites
Description: What a douchebag. -------------------------------- 2008 Presidential Election, Stooges, Marionettes, Puppets, Pat Buchanan, Illegal Immigration, Real Issues Will Never Be Addressed, Democratic, Democrats, DNC, Republican, Republicans, RNC, NJ Governor and EPA Administrator Christine Todd Whitman, Senator Olympia Snowe, Rick Santorum, former Senator, Governor Mark Sanford, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, Fmr. Secretary of State and General Colin Powell, Bill Frist, former Senate Majority Leader, Senator Susan Collins, Vice President Dick Cheney, Jeb Bush, former Governor of Florida, George Allen, former Senator, George Pataki, former Governor of New York, Senator Chuck Hagel, Newt Gingrich, former Speaker of the House, Tom Coburn, Senator from Oklahoma, Tommy Thompson, former Governor of Wisconsin, Fred Dalton Thompson, Representative Tom Tancredo, Mitt Romney, former Governor of Massachusetts, Representative Ron Paul, M.D., Senator John McCain, Representative Duncan Hunter, Mike Huckabee, former Governor of Arkansas, Rudy Giuliani former mayor of New York City, Senator Sam Brownback, Mark Warner, former Governor of Virginia, Reverend Al Sharpton, Senator John Kerry, Senator Russ Feingold, Howard Dean, former Governor of Vermont, Tom Daschle, former Senate Majority Leader, Senator Evan Bayh, Former Governor Tom Vilsack, Al Gore, former Vice President of the United States, General Wesley Clark (Ret.), Governor Bill Richardson, Senator Barack Obama, Representative Dennis Kucinich, Former Senator Mike Gravel, Former Senator John Edwards, Senator Christopher Dodd, Senator Hillary Clinton, Senator Joe Biden
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Dysgenik ::: Favorites Correct, and when it's completely unbridaled, like a wild stallion, it's of no use to the rancher. (= the people) It runs off and does it's own thing. (= massive trade deficit) I'm not saying you shouldn't be permitted to become rich. I'm stating that a responsible government must have the well-being and future of it's citizens as it's number one priority, and not personal enrichment. (as is the case now) 07-08-07 08:15:26 _____________________________________________________
Dysgenik ::: Favorites Therefore, when corporations act against the best *long-term* interests (not quarterly profits) of the nation's economy (by extension, the prosperity of it's citizens), the government should step in. The U.S. has lost it's industrial might, and it's happened because of the extreme greed of financiers, businessmen, and stock brokers. When the average citizen loses, they win. When they speak of growth, they speak of mostly low-wage, bullshit jobs. (=selling products we once manufactured) 07-08-07 08:20:12 _____________________________________________________
qtronman ::: Favorites Read Ayn Rand's ethics, <i>The Virtue of Selfishness: A New Concept of Egoism</i>. She explains why selfishess is a virtue and why its opposite--altruism or self-sacrifice--is a vice. Consequently, because she supports selifhsness, she also support 100 percent laissez faire capitalism. Because of the influence of religion and human irrationality, selfishness has a bad name, but it shouldn't be so. 07-08-07 08:20:40 _____________________________________________________
qtronman ::: Favorites I'm affraid we have completely different views on economics. It's sounds like your views are more in line with Keynes, while mine are in line with von Mises. 07-08-07 08:24:31 _____________________________________________________
Dysgenik ::: Favorites I take it you're a big fan of the Ferengi? (a race on Star Trek) ;) 07-08-07 08:28:20 _____________________________________________________
Dysgenik ::: Favorites Keynes made alot of valid, undeniable points. For instance, during the Second World War, he was vehemently opposed to the government borrowing money from financiers, and instead proposed greater taxation to avoid inflation. Governments must do what is necessary for the people rather than what's best for their pocketbooks. I actually do agree that a laissez faire capitalism within a nations borders is mostly good, but in this global system, it becomes destructive. 07-08-07 08:33:30 _____________________________________________________
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tytybb ::: Favorites they earned the money 07-08-07 14:13:08 _____________________________________________________
Dysgenik ::: Favorites You sure about that? You mean when they approached the $1 billion mark, and all they had to do after that was watch it grow to $2, $3, $4 billion, etc.. They worked for that? Do they deserve a massive increase in their portfolio when GM closes factories to 'slim down'? I say they deserve to have half or more of their fortune confiscated, and if they give trouble, alittle something more. 07-08-07 18:04:04 _____________________________________________________
Lifesucksdie123 ::: Favorites ayn rand was a reptile 07-08-09 17:00:16 _____________________________________________________
Dysgenik ::: Favorites heh 07-08-09 17:41:32 _____________________________________________________