Barack Obama Sr: 'Nothing Stopping Gov't From Taxing 100% Of Income' Take everything that people earn, and pay them in public benefits! That's the obama plan.
http://www.youtube.com/v/Z6QOscKvUjU?version=3&feature=player_detailpage Dreams from My Real Father: A Story of Reds and Deception by Mark Tapson Aug 14th, 2012 --- The documentary includes Obamas indoctrination in Marxism by Davis, his college years, his work as a Saul Alinsky-style community organizer, his close association with the Bill Ayers family and Rev. Jeremiah Wright, even his little-known role in the subprime mortgage crisis, all the way through his campaigns and into the presidency. My mission in life, says the Obama narrator, is to fulfill the dreams of my ideological father to replace capitalism with Communism. --- The documentary goes on to detail Obamas political life, his involvement with Project Vote and the subprime mortgage crisis, his shady backing from slumlord patron Tony Rezko, and his support from another red-diaper baby, David Axelrod, who ultimately helped him shape his presidential campaign message. Once in office, Obama began carrying out the socialist blueprint centralizing power in the government When asked in an interview why it matters who Barak Obamas father really is, filmmaker Joel Gilbert replied, Obama sold himself to America as the multi-cultural ideal, a man who stood above politics. His father was a goat herder from Kenya, he would bring people together, so it went [P]romoting a false family background to hide an agenda irreconcilable with American values is a totally unacceptable manipulation of the electorate. The closing image of the film is a waving Communist flag, suggesting that Obamas agenda to make America socialist without ever realizing how it happened is flourishing. These are my dreams, the Obama impersonator finishes, the dreams from my real father. Dreams from My Real Father: A Story of Reds and Deception | FrontPage Magazine Don't his paw look like Bo Diddley...lmao
It's not economically sustainable as people will simply stop working. You can't rob someone of their reason to work. I'm sorry if you can get an equal share of the pie then people will have no reason to do a damn thing. This is one of the bigger reasons why Marxism is a fucking joke. Capitalism promotes self betterment and is an input, output system that balances its self.
Hey matt...didnt PYONGYANG working that kind of totalitarian model as we speak?nothing like kids in rice paddys getting crop off school to bring to the government.
Amazing how well Obama is doing running on this platform, don't ya think? Oh shit, that's right, Obama actually cut taxes. What the fuck was I thinking?
Damn close North Korea has an industrialised, near-autarkic, highly centralized command economy. North Korea is one of only two states (along with Cuba) with an almost entirely government-planned, state-owned economy. The Central Planning Committee prepares, supervises and implements economic plans, while a General Bureau of Provincial Industry in each region is responsible for the management of local manufacturing facilities, production, resource allocation and sales.[156] Despite substantial economic problems, quality of life was improving and wages were rising steadily in 2007.[165] Small-scale private markets, known as janmadang, exist throughout the country and provide the population with imported food and commodities ranging from cosmetics to motorcycles in exchange for money.[166][167] In 2009, the government carried out a currency redenomination with the aim to curb free market activity across the country, but the attempt failed, causing inflation rates to skyrocket, and eventually led to the lifting of the ban on free market trade.[168] Food rations, housing, healthcare, and education are offered from the state for free,[169] and the payment of taxes has been abolished since April 1, 1974.[170] In order to increase productivity from agriculture and industry, since the 1960s the North Korean government has introduced a number of management systems such as the Taean work system.[171] In the 21st century, following a recovery in 1999, North Korea's GDP growth was slow but steady until 2005. Between 2006 and 2011 the majority of years have had negative growth.[172] In 2012 the Bank of Korea published the following estimates of North Korea's GDP growth:[173][174] North Korea - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
