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This is a discussion on If the bailout passes, this country dies within the Economy forums, part of the US Discussion category; Quote: Originally Posted by editec I think this nation is going broke, that's for damned sure. the Neo-cns won. The libertopians are going to finally ...
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| I think this nation is going broke, that's for damned sure. the Neo-cns won. The libertopians are going to finally get to see what a society run by for-profit corporations really looks like. I suspect they're going to be shocked how intrusive private industry really is to their FREEDOMS that they feel this government has been taking from them. I suspect a LOT of them are inevitably going to realize that a powerful organization like a government, one which they have some small measure of control over business is far better than having to deal with the fiat power and control systems one finds in corporations which are free to conduct busines in any way they choose. Take a look at how much freedom you really have ON THE JOB and now imagine what its like when that's how much freedom y0ou have in the COMPANY TOWN you live in. I'm originally from the coal mining regions of NE Pennyslvania. Those people lived in something apporaching that laisse fair LIBERTOPIA some of you imagine you want. They lived in company towns. It was no paradise for anyone involved, believe me. You've hear of the Molly McQuires, right? People do not like being treated like slaves, folks. Sooner or later they fight back. Are there a few greedy corporations out there to the detriment of their employees, yes. Has government been part of the problem, also yes. But a big part of the problem are people like you with your warped sense of reality. You take all these things for granted, you blame everyone else, you play the victim and make excuses and have this entitlement mentality. You focus your ire on everything else, but the one thing you really have control over, YOU. Isn't it the goal of most people to improve their standard of living? Why do you believe everyone is suppossed to be bend to you in order to accomplish that? You want to work for a company that is gonna provide a six figure income, FUCKING DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT to make them see it would be a good idea to hire you. Your constant whining about how you perceive everything to be so darn unfair, is it getting you anywhere?
__________________ It's time for another Ronny in the White House. Last edited by Bern80; 10-02-2008 at 06:58 AM. |
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| Quote: I suspect they're going to be shocked how intrusive private industry really is to their FREEDOMS that they feel this government has been taking from them. I suspect a LOT of them are inevitably going to realize that a powerful organization like a government, one which they have some small measure of control over business is far better than having to deal with the fiat power and control systems one finds in corporations which are free to conduct busines in any way they choose. Quote: You get a license to carry on the street of America? Yeah, right, well you don't have a license to carry on some corporations PRIVATE PROPERTY, gun-smart guys. Freedom of speech in America? Yeah, well you'd best keep your mouth shut if you want that job in that libertopian corporate world you're all thinking is a bastion of freedom. Take a look at how much freedom you really have ON THE JOB and now imagine what its like when that's how much freedom y0ou have in the COMPANY TOWN you live in. I'm originally from the coal mining regions of NE Pennyslvania. Those people lived in something apporaching that laisse fair LIBERTOPIA some of you imagine you want. They lived in company towns. It was no paradise for anyone involved, believe me. You've hear of the Molly McQuires, right? People do not like being treated like slaves, folks. Sooner or later they fight back. Most workers in this country are actually quite comfortable in their jobs, and like the companies they work for. BY FAR AND WIDE, the worst working conditions of anyone I have ever worked for? The DOD on a military base. Thought I was back in the 1930's where you seem to be stuck in your mind... Hint, pal, if you don't like your job, or you are working for a tight-wad, QUIT. Get another job at a nicer place that treats you well. If you want more money, ASK for it, DEMAND it, or increase your skills so you can. You only worth what they are willing to pay for what you offer. If it isn't what you want, BLAME YOURSELF because that's who's fault it is. Last edited by Zoomie1980; 10-01-2008 at 07:53 PM. |
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