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Originally posted by ThirdEyeofHorus
What it really is, is that the Democrat Party is the de-facto Communist Party party in the USA,
people ask me why I don't vote any Democrats, and the answer is quite simply that everything that comes out of the Democrat camp is opposed to everything I believe in.
The Democrat Party sponsors corrupt Unions which further exasperates joblessness
divide-and-concquer atmosphere
Democrat Party is the de-facto Communist Party
to put it into Marxian terms for you
Green Party stuff is just more communism.
Originally posted by ThirdEyeofHorus
Maybe not, but MoveOn is Soros funded
I posted somewhere an audio of Communist Party leaders talking about all the great programs the Democrat Party is sponsoring
Democrat Party platform is pushing Socialist programs.
Originally posted by Southern Guardian
Originally posted by Misoir
I have noticed a large assault upon the Koch brothers here on ATS, claiming that they alone are trying to hijack America or bring it under complete corporate control. I ask you, is this not what every other corporation and billionaire wants to do? So why must you hit the Koch brothers so hard?
Because they are the pushers behind the tea party movement. People claim the tea parties are purely grass roots, we refer back to Kock and their industrial associations, their corporate agenda, and our references that this is anything but a grassroots movement. Are the Koch brothers guilty of leading an ideologically driven crowd to do their bidding? No, nothing illegal there. If people want to lobby that say taxes get completely eliminated for everybody wealthy, there is nothing wrong. But to argue this is purely a grassroots movement and associations with industrial lobbyists is irrelevant, well, that's a load of crock.
Originally posted by ThirdEyeofHorus
Originally posted by Cuervo
Originally posted by ThirdEyeofHorus
So if Paul does not win the nomination, would you vote for Obama?
I can say that, barring any better DNC candidate coming forward, I will be voting for Obama if Dr. Paul does not win the nomination. I would rather have another four years exactly like Obama's first four than to have any of the other GOP candidates take the helm. They all scare the crap out of me. Again: If Obama promised to do no better in the next four years, he'd still be less frightening than those guys up there last night.edit on 13-9-2011 by Cuervo because: (no reason given)
ummm ok, do you by any chance have a picture of Che Guevara in your bedroom?
Originally posted by neo96
reply to post by Janky Red
and the democrats doing whatever they want makes no never mind to you
you know those people who control the governemnt and continues to add to their own power constantly
and demonze and vilfiy anyone who thinks "hey maybe a smaller goverment aint such bad idea" oh you know
those people whose heros are chez and mao devout communists whose credo is power comes from the barrel of a gun and who uses any means necessary to achieve their end goals.thats where that tag line of the "ends justify the means" funny part to get back on topic are all those people are anti war just when theres an R by their name but seem to do far worse.edit on 13-9-2011 by neo96 because: (no reason given)
the corruuption of wall street is nothing i repeat NOTHING compared that to the current government of this country
Originally posted by neo96
reply to post by MustNotSpeak
yeah yeah same tune different day different thread
and here is my response to that tune.
the corruuption of wall street is nothing i repeat NOTHING compared that to the current government of this country
To offset those defections, Mr. Obama’s campaign has deployed a corps of loyal Wall Street supporters who have fanned out to defend the president’s record and stoke fatigued donors. They include Robert Wolf, the chief executive of UBS Group Americas; the hedge fund managers Orin S. Kramer and Eric Mindich; and Mark T. Gallogly, a co-founder of Centerbridge Partners.
Originally posted by neo96
reply to post by MrXYZ
go ahead and hate the rich and corporations you know those people who make everything you use and pay you.
for once id love to hear an orginal thought that non stop demogaguery of communist manifesto where everything should be free.
Originally posted by neo96
reply to post by MrXYZ
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fine be robin hood and keep robbing the people that create the wealth so that you can turn the rest of the country into the hood.
Originally posted by beezzer
reply to post by Southern Guardian
SG, your hypocrisy is showing. Here's you slamming the Koch Bros, while defending Soros. YOU may see this as apples/oranges,