The catastrophic failure of progressive policy

[regent]

Conservative economic policy was taking us into a depression. Conservatives have no answers.

When? Every depression and recession in U.S. history occurred under Dumbocrat control (the Great Depression, Jimmy Carter's Great Recession, Barack Insane Obama's recession, etc.).

The Dumbocrats had COMPLETE control of Congress for two years before Obama was sworn in. It's not surprise that's when everything started going downhill. And let's not forget Bill Clinton's 1997 Community Re-Investment Act that collapsed the housing market.

Republicans had presidents three presidents before the Great Depression: Harding, Coolidge and Hoover for a total of 12 years and so the Democrats must have had difficulty starting the Great Depression. Has a conservative ever read an American history book?

 

[regent]

We didn't protect tens of thousands of US Soldiers Bush sent off to GOP war folly.

I always find it interesting that the Dumbcorats never care enough about soldiers to pay them, provide them quality healthcare, fund them with the tools, equipment, and technology they need, or care about their lives when people like Obama send them off to die in Egypt, Libya, and Syria.

But man will they feign "outrage" over Afghanistan and Iraq.

In 1940 America had a peacetime draft and it had to be renewed to keep the new soldiers in the army.and Republican did not want to renew the law, So Americans waited, hoping the Republicans in Congress would approve before all those soldiers went home. Republicans voted to renew the draft just before Pearl Harbor.

 

[P@triot]

Republicans had presidents three presidents before the Great Depression: Harding, Coolidge and Hoover for a total of 12 years and so the Democrats must have had difficulty starting the Great Depression. Has a conservative ever read an American history book?

Yes...which is why we know so much more than the left about history.

Shortly after the 1930 midterm election, however, special elections were held to replace 19 House of Representative-elects who died, and Democrats would gain a four-seat majority in the US House of Representatives as a result of the outcome of these elections. In the 1932 US Senate elections, the Democrats easily regained control over the US Senate once again

Almost the entire Great Depression took place under Dumbocrat control. And even the left has acknowledged their responsibility for the Great Depression. From FDR’s own Secretary of the Treasury, Henry Morgenthua to UCLA have all admitted that the left’s idiotic socialist policies created and prolonged the Great Depression.

 

[P@triot]

So there's no purpose to change, not even being tired of the status quo?

Serious question: as a woman, would you support legalizing rape since it has been outlawed for over a century and rapists are “tired of the status quo”?

Isn’t “progress” to undo old and outdated laws? Let’s “progress” to rape - shall we?

Progress is to improve the laws so they work as society wants and expects.

So you're saying you do support legalizing rape? You just don't want to outright say it. Am I understanding you correctly here?

I wonder if you are capable of understanding correctly?

I wonder if you're capable of being a mature adult. You're intentionally ambiguous every time out of a very immature fear of being proven wrong or trapped in a "gotcha" moment.

It's a simple question: do you or do you not support legalizing rape in the name of "progress"? A simple yes or no (followed by a further explanation if you so choose) will do.

Your silence is deafening, Regent.

 

[regent]

Serious question: as a woman, would you support legalizing rape since it has been outlawed for over a century and rapists are “tired of the status quo”?

Isn’t “progress” to undo old and outdated laws? Let’s “progress” to rape - shall we?

Progress is to improve the laws so they work as society wants and expects.

So you're saying you do support legalizing rape? You just don't want to outright say it. Am I understanding you correctly here?

I wonder if you are capable of understanding correctly?

I wonder if you're capable of being a mature adult. You're intentionally ambiguous every time out of a very immature fear of being proven wrong or trapped in a "gotcha" moment.

It's a simple question: do you or do you not support legalizing rape in the name of "progress"? A simple yes or no (followed by a further explanation if you so choose) will do.

Your silence is deafening, Regent.

So maybe the way to pin your history down is with questions,

When did the Great Depression begin?
Who was president when it began and to what political party and did that president belong?
To what political party did the next two presidents belong?
So how old was the Great Depression when FDR was elected?

 

[P@triot]

Progress is to improve the laws so they work as society wants and expects.

So you're saying you do support legalizing rape? You just don't want to outright say it. Am I understanding you correctly here?

I wonder if you are capable of understanding correctly?

I wonder if you're capable of being a mature adult. You're intentionally ambiguous every time out of a very immature fear of being proven wrong or trapped in a "gotcha" moment.

It's a simple question: do you or do you not support legalizing rape in the name of "progress"? A simple yes or no (followed by a further explanation if you so choose) will do.

Your silence is deafening, Regent.

So maybe the way to pin your history down is with questions,

When did the Great Depression begin?
Who was president when it began and to what political party and did that president belong?
To what political party did the next two presidents belong?
So how old was the Great Depression when FDR was elected?

I answered all of you’re questions in my previous post and included links. Thanks.

 

[regent]

So you're saying you do support legalizing rape? You just don't want to outright say it. Am I understanding you correctly here?

I wonder if you are capable of understanding correctly?

I wonder if you're capable of being a mature adult. You're intentionally ambiguous every time out of a very immature fear of being proven wrong or trapped in a "gotcha" moment.

It's a simple question: do you or do you not support legalizing rape in the name of "progress"? A simple yes or no (followed by a further explanation if you so choose) will do.

Your silence is deafening, Regent.

So maybe the way to pin your history down is with questions,

When did the Great Depression begin?
Who was president when it began and to what political party and did that president belong?
To what political party did the next two presidents belong?
So how old was the Great Depression when FDR was elected?

I answered all of you’re questions in my previous post and included links. Thanks.

So before the Great Depression what was the American plan to handle recessions and depressions?

 

[Cecilie1200]

Progress is to improve the laws so they work as society wants and expects.

So you're saying you do support legalizing rape? You just don't want to outright say it. Am I understanding you correctly here?

I wonder if you are capable of understanding correctly?

I wonder if you're capable of being a mature adult. You're intentionally ambiguous every time out of a very immature fear of being proven wrong or trapped in a "gotcha" moment.

It's a simple question: do you or do you not support legalizing rape in the name of "progress"? A simple yes or no (followed by a further explanation if you so choose) will do.

Your silence is deafening, Regent.

So maybe the way to pin your history down is with questions,

When did the Great Depression begin?
Who was president when it began and to what political party and did that president belong?
To what political party did the next two presidents belong?
So how old was the Great Depression when FDR was elected?

Ahhh, yes. The eternal leftist belief that we live in a monarchy, and the President controls everything.

 

[P@triot]

So before the Great Depression what was the American plan to handle recessions and depressions?

The only plan that has ever worked: leave the free market the fuck alone. And even UCLA admits that FDR’s unconstitutional meddling created and prolonged the Great Depression (as did his own Secretary of the Treasury).

 

[regent]

So before the Great Depression what was the American plan to handle recessions and depressions?

The only plan that has ever worked: leave the free market the fuck alone. And even UCLA admits that FDR’s unconstitutional meddling created and prolonged the Great Depression (as did his own Secretary of the Treasury).

UCLA admitted nothing. Two of their economists wrote a book not favorable to FDR. It was a smart move for authors that want to sell. As for the secretary he stayed with FDR to the end and they were personal friends so he could say anything he wanted. Would Trump have kept Morganthau to the end of his 3 plus terms? When did America have the free market?

 

[P@triot]

So before the Great Depression what was the American plan to handle recessions and depressions?

The only plan that has ever worked: leave the free market the fuck alone. And even UCLA admits that FDR’s unconstitutional meddling created and prolonged the Great Depression (as did his own Secretary of the Treasury).

UCLA admitted nothing. Two of their economists wrote a book not favorable to FDR.

The links are from UCLA’s official website, sweetie. Nobody denies reality quite like you do!

 

[regent]

So before the Great Depression what was the American plan to handle recessions and depressions?

The only plan that has ever worked: leave the free market the fuck alone. And even UCLA admits that FDR’s unconstitutional meddling created and prolonged the Great Depression (as did his own Secretary of the Treasury).

UCLA admitted nothing. Two of their economists wrote a book not favorable to FDR.

The links are from UCLA’s official website, sweetie. Nobody denies reality quite like you do!

Official website? Surely you jest. Two guys from UCLA write a book that disagrees with the historians that have rated FDR from third best president to the best. That's the reality since 1948.

 

[P@triot]

Two guys from UCLA write a book that disagrees with the historians that have rated FDR from third best president to the best. That's the reality since 1948.

Oh please. Historians? Really? Historians? He’s been rated “the third best president” by radical left-wing nitwits. No real historian has ever placed him in the top 25.

The fact is, actual economists recognize that FDR was an idiot who essentially created The Great Depression by prolonging it. And even his own Secretary of Treasury, Henry Morgenthua Jr. concurred.

I’ve got facts and links to back it up. You have yet to add either.

 

[P@triot]

Bwahahaha! The idiots at Evergreen State University, in typical left-wing fashion, allowed the inmates to run the asylum. As always, that idiotic left-wing decision has ended in catastrophic failure.

Evergreen State cutting dozens of faculty, staff positions

 

[regent]

Two guys from UCLA write a book that disagrees with the historians that have rated FDR from third best president to the best. That's the reality since 1948.

Oh please. Historians? Really? Historians? He’s been rated “the third best president” by radical left-wing nitwits. No real historian has ever placed him in the top 25.

The fact is, actual economists recognize that FDR was an idiot who essentially created The Great Depression by prolonging it. And even his own Secretary of Treasury, Henry Morgenthua Jr. concurred.

I’ve got facts and links to back it up. You have yet to add either.

The facts and links are to be found in the history books. If you need help with them might try a night school history class, and I see you have not done your homework on Morgenthau as yet.

 

[Jessica123]

Progressive policies
1. Ending of slavery
2. The woman's and minorities right to vote
3. Weekends
4. The 8 hour work day
5. Our constitution and the fact that we don't have a king.
6. Human rights in general
7. Roads, bridges, etc.
8. Schools and colleges
9. Clean air, water and food for all.
10. The fact we don't execute criminals on the spot

I don't see a single upside to conservatism compared to progressism.

 

[Cecilie1200]

Progressive policies
1. Ending of slavery
2. The woman's and minorities right to vote
3. Weekends
4. The 8 hour work day
5. Our constitution and the fact that we don't have a king.
6. Human rights in general
7. Roads, bridges, etc.
8. Schools and colleges
9. Clean air, water and food for all.
10. The fact we don't execute criminals on the spot

I don't see a single upside to conservatism compared to progressism.

Know what I see? An imbecile thumbing through a history book and laying claim to anything she thinks she might approve of as "her side's".

Of course, that's also how you dipshits came to call yourselves "progressives": you just stole a term you liked and started calling yourselves by it. Saves on all the messy time and effort of actually PROGRESSING anywhere, right?

 

[P@triot]

The facts and links are to be found in the history books.

You mean like “The Road to Serfdom” by Nobel Prize winner F.A. Hayek?

 

[P@triot]

Progressive policies
1. Ending of slavery

Oh sweetie...it was Abraham Lincoln (R) and the Republicans who ended slavery.

 

[P@triot]

Progressive policies
5. Our constitution and the fact that we don't have a king.

Oh sweetie...you are the ultimate low IQ Dumbocrat voter. George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, and company were considerably more right-wing, small government than the Tea Party and you people call them “radicals”.