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In a couple of years though it's not going to matter because once we nationalize the Federal Reserve most of that any debt to them can be and will be wiped clean by an act of POTUS
It’s not an overstatement to describe Zuccotti Park as New York’s Marxist epicenter. Flags with the iconic face of the Marxist revolutionary Che Guevara are everywhere; the only American flag I saw was hanging upside down. The “occupiers” openly refer to each other as “comrade,” and just about every piece of literature on offer (free or for sale) advocated socialism in the Marxist tradition as a cure-all for the inequalities of the American economic system.
Don’t try to explain to any of these protesters how those who sought to create a Marxist utopian dream of revolution also gave us the Stalinist purges, Mao’s bloody Cultural Revolution and many other efforts to collectivize thought in the name of economic “justice.”
One woman was holding a “Nationalize the Federal Reserve” sign; I tried to explain that the Fed is already nationalized, because it’s part of government, and she told me to “go check my f--king facts -- it’s privately owned.”
Also absent was any notice of how the much-hated banks benefited not from free-market capitalism, which would have let them fail in 2008, but from crony capitalism that bailed them out. The similar cronyism practiced by Trumka and the Obama administration -- massive spending on useless but politically connected businesses like Solyndra, paired with class-warfare rhetoric -- likewise has very little to do with free markets.
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President Obama is "considering" a radical agenda to nationalize the U.S. financial system, the Federal Reserve Bank, and private industries such as energy and other sectors whose future is "problematic" in private hands, claims the leader of the Communist Party USA.
In a major speech focused on Obama titled "Off and running: Opportunity of a lifetime," CPUSA leader Sam Webb also alleges Obama's administration is considering turning education, childcare, and health care into "no profit zones;" rerouting investment capital from military infrastructure to "green economy" projects and public infrastructure; and waging a "full scale" assault on global warming.
"We now have not simply a friend, but a people's advocate in the White House," declared Webb at a recent speech in Ohio for People's Weekly World Communist newspaper.
"An era of progressive change is within reach, no longer an idle dream. Just look at the new lay of the land: a friend of labor and its allies sits in the White House," Webb proclaimed.
Originally posted by Dilligaf28
reply to post by TheImmaculateD1
Government regulating industry interferes in both my ability to operate industry successfully and my ability as a consumer to purchase goods and services which are the lowest cost, highest quality, and most competitive.
Regulation raises costs, decreases quality, and restricts liberty. Thats logic, its not flawed, its common sense.
Not to mention that for every aspect of my life the government regulates they gain further control over me. Thats not liberty.
What does free enterprise have to do with the Police State?
Originally posted by poet1b
reply to post by xMoralDeclinex
Yepper, lies, half-truths, and biased opinions from people like you. You post with an avatar clearly showing your bias, and not even smart enough to remember you are posting as supposedly some moderate.
People like you, completely disillusioned, have fought tooth and nail to turn over all the power in the U.S. to the bankers. Clearly you are completely bipartisan, and Ron Paul represents foolish beliefs like you are currently expressing.
Originally posted by Dilligaf28
I am rather curious as to where in the constitution the "rights of workers" are mentioned? I thought the Constitution limited the Federal Government to the powers inscribed in it. Since nothing about "workers rights" are mentioned in the Constitution why does the Federal Government have anything about "workers rights" within it? Thats a state's rights issue.
Republicans want the Government to exist as outlined within the Constitution. I didn't think that wanting a government that conformed to the expectations of the Founders was a bad thing?
Originally posted by MrFGB
Democrat or Republican are both left of center. Center and right of center is where Dems and Repubs were in the 60's . American citizens don't have a chance. The Republicans don't get what they expect even when the vote for the most right wing candidate. Democrats are used by the Liberals as sheep to the slaughter. When we get a candidate that looks promising they can't be elected because all the Democrats and Republicans listen to the MSM and just say, "I don't want to vote for them because I don't want to waste my vote." Americans have the government that they deserve, nothing less. They voted these criminals into office after all.
Originally posted by lrak2
reply to post by e11888
Of course, Bush and Reagan both respected the Constitution and International Law when they waged their illegal and covert wars didn't they? Not to mention, Regan and Bush were the great military Keynesian's, supporting big government spending on worthless weaponry, instead of actually helping people.
Conservatives seem to love their freedom and democracy, except when it's time to force it on everyone else with military force and regime changes abroad.