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The black market is free market, it's completely free from government intervention (unless you get caught) no taxes, no regulations, no minimum wage, no OSHA. Nada.
If you all want to see what will happen if you get your way of free market capitalism, you have no further to look than the black market.
Originally posted by neo96
reply to post by BritofTexas
Really throwing every strawman 'argument' out there including the proverbial kitchen sink to see what sticks:
Well first off:
58 Million Americans on Medicaid
And then:
Walmart
Walmart employs 2.2 million employee's that do have health insurance depending on their job.
McDonalds
McDonalds have 1.8 milllion employee's also depends on their jobs
So that leaves 53 million Americans on Medciad who are not working for either who are covered on their mommy and daddies insurance until age 26 well below the average age of their workers.
But hey who cares thought right?
Back to the double dramatic demogogic dogma rooted in progressive liberal machinations of corporate hatred.
We done here?
Medicaid alone covered almost 36 million children who otherwise could not afford health coveragef
Medicaid provides health coverage to over 8.8 million non-elderly individuals with disabilities, including those who are working or who want to work.
Medicaid provides health coverage to more than 4.6 million low-income seniors.
You've already done it Methinks.
Originally posted by beezzer
*Deep in the heart of the White House Situation Room*
Obama: The economy sucks, unemployment is so high that we can't fudge the numbers anymore, our foreign policy is in the toilet, we're losing the war, the NSA is spying on everyone and I can't get people to like me anymore.
What are we to do???
Valarie Jarrett: Get our loyal followers to start blaming republican policies.
Obama: Get it done! Maybe start with that ATS site. Get my operatives on that now!
Originally posted by neo96
reply to post by BritofTexas
You've already done it Methinks.
Done what?
Expose someone's obsession with Walmart and Mcdonalds, and other peoples money?
I agree.
Expose Walmart and MacDonalds obsession with other peoples money?
Originally posted by BritofTexas
Originally posted by neo96
reply to post by BritofTexas
You've already done it Methinks.
Done what?
Expose someone's obsession with Walmart and Mcdonalds, and other peoples money?
I agree.
That seems mistyped. Allow me to help.
Expose Walmart and MacDonalds obsession with other peoples money?
I'm sure that's what you intended to type.
So?
Yep a thriving business unlike the current state of the union.
Originally posted by neo96
reply to post by BritofTexas
We all know 'trickle up' economics is a sham
So? Apparently you are cool with underage prostitution. Cause that's part of the black market free enterprise system.
Yes, full of suffering too. Like underage girls forced to sell their bodies just to try and survive. These young ladies have no real access to any government services or protection. They live off the grid as it were.
The American republic has endured for well over two centuries, but over the past 50 years, the apparatus of American governance has undergone a radical transformation. In some basic respects—its scale, its preoccupations, even many of its purposes—the U.S. government today would be scarcely recognizable to Franklin D. Roosevelt, much less to Abraham Lincoln or Thomas Jefferson.
In 2010 alone, government at all levels oversaw a transfer of over $2.2 trillion in money, goods and services. The burden of these entitlements came to slightly more than $7,200 for every person in America. Scaled against a notional family of four, the average entitlements burden for that year alone approached $29,000.
Originally posted by neo96
reply to post by BritofTexas
Tons!
LIke :
The American republic has endured for well over two centuries, but over the past 50 years, the apparatus of American governance has undergone a radical transformation. In some basic respects—its scale, its preoccupations, even many of its purposes—the U.S. government today would be scarcely recognizable to Franklin D. Roosevelt, much less to Abraham Lincoln or Thomas Jefferson.
In 2010 alone, government at all levels oversaw a transfer of over $2.2 trillion in money, goods and services. The burden of these entitlements came to slightly more than $7,200 for every person in America. Scaled against a notional family of four, the average entitlements burden for that year alone approached $29,000.
online.wsj.com...
www.usdebtclock.org...
Look at all those pretty,pretty red numbers
Love the work conservative opposites have done a people dependent upon their masters for their entire existence.
Pat on the backs for a job well done.
Originally posted by amfirst1
When the NWO collapse the economy, conservatives would be the least of your worries.
Originally posted by muse7
Thom Hartmann speaks the truth, and the truth is that conservative policies are leading more and more children into prostitution. Most of these kids are just looking for a place to live or a warm meal, and the conservatives answer to this? More cuts to social safety nets and social services.
So instead of repeating the same talking points about the latest phony scandal, shouldn't we be addressing the issues that are facing our youth here at home? Instead of trying to legislate a woman's reproductive organs shouldn't we be creating programs aimed at getting these children off the streets and enrolled into school or some other activity?
Thom Hartmann explains it perfectly