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and how many ppl do you think would have a successful portfolio? You want to put ppl that dont know anything hardly about finance's in charge of they're own retirement? Sigh...and when they fail, where do their losses go? Never mind. You have no stomach for research and knowledge...the money that would be safely in a ret account for them, since they didnt know what they were doing, goes right into the stock market to go into some fat ass fat cats pocket. But they dont tell you that when they're slingin their crap and ppl like you eat it up with a spoon.
You get the government you deserve.
The Republican party is ONLY dangerous to the middle class and poor, for us rich/wealthy folks it's a party!
Yes! Because your 40% tax on your fake trust is proof that the Republicans love you.
Yes! Because your 40% tax on your fake trust is proof that the Republicans love you
That's 4%, and that's why folks like Bill Gates are Nevada corporations.
Bill gates has spoken publicly that he want illegal immigration and Nevada leads the country in that arena...didnt even think of that...did ya?
Sorry I didn't entertain you sufficiently. I tried by throwing in the Chomsky video; he made some good points - especially the most dangerous organization in the world part!Wow that was a lot of liberal talking points the sadder thing is not one of them was new or orginal.
Is the Republican Party dangerous to America?
No more so than the Democrat party.
No more so than the Democrat party.
Which party has actual plans and has been fighting against Republicans for higher wages and increased economy?
Dems want to grow the economy?
Then why do they add so many regulations that strangle economic activity?
Why would any American citizen vote Republican when their Party leaders want to:
I don't want to get too long here, so I will stop. Some would argue the Democrats are not innocent in these things; I would not disagree. But these policies are mostly Republican, or should I say corporate Republican.
- Privatize Social Security and give the money to Wall Street like they did workers pensions (401k),
- Repeal the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) to remove limits on private insurance profit (they tried 62 times although Obamacare largely uses their own proposed ideas to avoid single-payer Medicare),
- De-fund public education in favor of privatized schools (how has that worked out?),
- De-fund the Public Broadcasting System (PBS) to eliminate reliable factual news in favor of propaganda from corporate owned media (mostly accomplished),
- Break up worker unions so employees can't defend themselves against corporate abuse like bad working conditions, low pay, and factory closings (mostly accomplished - notice the increases in airline near misses and accidents since Reagan smashed the air traffic controllers union?),
- Override the sovereignty of national laws with international trade agreements so nations can be sued for lost corporate profits and factories can move to low wage countries among other outrages (NAFTA was a disaster and TPP is about to be - unfortunately the Clintons and Obama have cooperated on this),
- Eliminate New Deal anti-trust regulations to reduce or eliminate industrial competition and allow large corporations to merge into mega-corps with near monopoly power (these mega-mergers began with Reagan),
- And eliminate the power of USDA and FDA to regulate food and drug companies and let them police themselves (mostly accomplished - notice the increase in food scares lately, and the prescription drug commercials on radio and TV - particularly Viagra, Cialis, etc. all since Reagan).
I seriously don't believe the average Republican voter wants to do these things. It's corporate propaganda that convinces them to vote Republican. So swayed, they vote against their own best interests.
I am afraid this is a make it or break it election for America. The battle breaks down to a political war between powerful corporations and the rights of the people. Corporations already have near control of government (the dawn of fascism), and the two political party establishments, secured with corporate mass media and misinformation propaganda. Bernie Sanders is the exception. In simple terms, socialism is concern for the common citizen, and capitalism is concern for corporate power and profits. Elite power distorts government for the people, so the people need to control elite power in socialism as well as capitalism.
Noam Chomsky recently made these comments concerning the Republican Party:
...like convincing a blue collar worker that unions are bad...lmao, just unadulterated ignorance personified. A lot of what you say is true but as for as sanders being and exception?? bernie sanders sees nothing wrong with illegal immigration or H1B visa's. Hows that fit into your "exception".
You think you get it...ur gettin close but you are STILL stuck an the D or R thing. First thing...you have to jettison those party affiliations. Then youve begun to see.
Until then, your just another ignorant unreasonable stick figure.
Go to you tube and watch "Chris Hedges".
And Al Gore wanted to put it all in a lock box in 2000 - money not IOUs.and how many ppl do you think would have a successful portfolio? You want to put ppl that dont know anything hardly about finance's in charge of they're own retirement? Sigh...and when they fail, where do their losses go? Never mind. You have no stomach for research and knowledge...the money that would be safely in a ret account for them, since they didnt know what they were doing, goes right into the stock market to go into some fat ass fat cats pocket.
1. That policy was never part of the national GOP platform
2. The vast majority would have a successful portfolio, in that they would get a better rate of return than SS.
3. There is no money sitting in a ret account for them, in SS. That is worse than a myth. What is in that box is a box of IOUs from the rest of the government, in our name.
Dear Windship then why not let both parties manage their own members benefits. If ppl had to pay and manage this directly through their own elected parties and admin, wouldn't that put a stop to abuses by allowing free choice? If a mgmt system is run efficiently and represents those members values, they'd agree to pay in. Anyone who abuses resources by fraud would get called out and ppl would invest elsewhere in trustworthy mgmt.and how many ppl do you think would have a successful portfolio? You want to put ppl that dont know anything hardly about finance's in charge of they're own retirement? Sigh...and when they fail, where do their losses go? Never mind. You have no stomach for research and knowledge...the money that would be safely in a ret account for them, since they didnt know what they were doing, goes right into the stock market to go into some fat ass fat cats pocket. But they dont tell you that when they're slingin their crap and ppl like you eat it up with a spoon.
You get the government you deserve.
And Al Gore wanted to put it all in a lock box in 2000 - money not IOUs.and how many ppl do you think would have a successful portfolio? You want to put ppl that dont know anything hardly about finance's in charge of they're own retirement? Sigh...and when they fail, where do their losses go? Never mind. You have no stomach for research and knowledge...the money that would be safely in a ret account for them, since they didnt know what they were doing, goes right into the stock market to go into some fat ass fat cats pocket.
1. That policy was never part of the national GOP platform
2. The vast majority would have a successful portfolio, in that they would get a better rate of return than SS.
3. There is no money sitting in a ret account for them, in SS. That is worse than a myth. What is in that box is a box of IOUs from the rest of the government, in our name.
Why would any American citizen vote Republican when their Party leaders want to:
I don't want to get too long here, so I will stop. Some would argue the Democrats are not innocent in these things; I would not disagree. But these policies are mostly Republican, or should I say corporate Republican.
- Privatize Social Security and give the money to Wall Street like they did workers pensions (401k),
- Repeal the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) to remove limits on private insurance profit (they tried 62 times although Obamacare largely uses their own proposed ideas to avoid single-payer Medicare),
- De-fund public education in favor of privatized schools (how has that worked out?),
- De-fund the Public Broadcasting System (PBS) to eliminate reliable factual news in favor of propaganda from corporate owned media (mostly accomplished),
- Break up worker unions so employees can't defend themselves against corporate abuse like bad working conditions, low pay, and factory closings (mostly accomplished - notice the increases in airline near misses and accidents since Reagan smashed the air traffic controllers union?),
- Override the sovereignty of national laws with international trade agreements so nations can be sued for lost corporate profits and factories can move to low wage countries among other outrages (NAFTA was a disaster and TPP is about to be - unfortunately the Clintons and Obama have cooperated on this),
- Eliminate New Deal anti-trust regulations to reduce or eliminate industrial competition and allow large corporations to merge into mega-corps with near monopoly power (these mega-mergers began with Reagan),
- And eliminate the power of USDA and FDA to regulate food and drug companies and let them police themselves (mostly accomplished - notice the increase in food scares lately, and the prescription drug commercials on radio and TV - particularly Viagra, Cialis, etc. all since Reagan).
I seriously don't believe the average Republican voter wants to do these things. It's corporate propaganda that convinces them to vote Republican. So swayed, they vote against their own best interests.
I am afraid this is a make it or break it election for America. The battle breaks down to a political war between powerful corporations and the rights of the people. Corporations already have near control of government (the dawn of fascism), and the two political party establishments, secured with corporate mass media and misinformation propaganda. Bernie Sanders is the exception. In simple terms, socialism is concern for the common citizen, and capitalism is concern for corporate power and profits. Elite power distorts government for the people, so the people need to control elite power in socialism as well as capitalism.
Noam Chomsky recently made these comments concerning the Republican Party:
Hillary is bought and paid for by the wallstreet.
Some of the stuff on your list is liberal bullshit. Some of the stuff is what liberals themselves vote for. All of it is dumb rhetoric.
Why would any American citizen vote Republican when their Party leaders want to:
I don't want to get too long here, so I will stop. Some would argue the Democrats are not innocent in these things; I would not disagree. But these policies are mostly Republican, or should I say corporate Republican.
- Privatize Social Security and give the money to Wall Street like they did workers pensions (401k),
- Repeal the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) to remove limits on private insurance profit (they tried 62 times although Obamacare largely uses their own proposed ideas to avoid single-payer Medicare),
- De-fund public education in favor of privatized schools (how has that worked out?),
- De-fund the Public Broadcasting System (PBS) to eliminate reliable factual news in favor of propaganda from corporate owned media (mostly accomplished),
- Break up worker unions so employees can't defend themselves against corporate abuse like bad working conditions, low pay, and factory closings (mostly accomplished - notice the increases in airline near misses and accidents since Reagan smashed the air traffic controllers union?),
- Override the sovereignty of national laws with international trade agreements so nations can be sued for lost corporate profits and factories can move to low wage countries among other outrages (NAFTA was a disaster and TPP is about to be - unfortunately the Clintons and Obama have cooperated on this),
- Eliminate New Deal anti-trust regulations to reduce or eliminate industrial competition and allow large corporations to merge into mega-corps with near monopoly power (these mega-mergers began with Reagan),
- And eliminate the power of USDA and FDA to regulate food and drug companies and let them police themselves (mostly accomplished - notice the increase in food scares lately, and the prescription drug commercials on radio and TV - particularly Viagra, Cialis, etc. all since Reagan).
I seriously don't believe the average Republican voter wants to do these things. It's corporate propaganda that convinces them to vote Republican. So swayed, they vote against their own best interests.
I am afraid this is a make it or break it election for America. The battle breaks down to a political war between powerful corporations and the rights of the people. Corporations already have near control of government (the dawn of fascism), and the two political party establishments, secured with corporate mass media and misinformation propaganda. Bernie Sanders is the exception. In simple terms, socialism is concern for the common citizen, and capitalism is concern for corporate power and profits. Elite power distorts government for the people, so the people need to control elite power in socialism as well as capitalism.
Noam Chomsky recently made these comments concerning the Republican Party:
