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No, not at all. I'm frustrated by Conservatives who support policy without any actual knowledge of the consequences of those policies. and then those same Conservatives somehow can act smug and self-righteous while kicking a poor person out of the way.And who's in line to buy my house? And the house next door, and the houses down the street? Seems so simple until you try the reality of it! If everyone pulled up stakes, what happens to their largest investment~ their home? No market? Where are the buyers?Then you move... Airbus is hiring in Mobile. Michigan UE rate is 8.2, Illinois is 8.8 and Alabama is 7.3
A vibrant middle class is what grows the economy. Waiting for largess to "trickle down" is failing proposition! Those with capital are not letting it flow at all, let alone "trickle". The economy is grown from the middle up, not the top down.
How confusing. It sounds as if you are angry that the haves aren't paying your way?
That's great irony and funny.. But trust me -- you paid for it...
I suppose, but I definently liked not getting a bill.
Then maybe I can sell you our monthly special cable bundle.. Phone, I-net, TV --- all on ONE BILL..
Or maybe just have everything taxen out of our paycheck by the Fed Govt eh? The "ultimate bundle" of convienience...
No, not at all. I'm frustrated by Conservatives who support policy without any actual knowledge of the consequences of those policies. and then those same Conservatives somehow can act smug and self-righteous while kicking a poor person out of the way.And who's in line to buy my house? And the house next door, and the houses down the street? Seems so simple until you try the reality of it! If everyone pulled up stakes, what happens to their largest investment~ their home? No market? Where are the buyers?
A vibrant middle class is what grows the economy. Waiting for largess to "trickle down" is failing proposition! Those with capital are not letting it flow at all, let alone "trickle". The economy is grown from the middle up, not the top down.
How confusing. It sounds as if you are angry that the haves aren't paying your way?
When the government acts to promote the general welfare of its citizens, we Liberals do not see that action as subversive. And when the government acts to promote the general welfare of its citizens, there are no ecclesiastical strings attached. And more poor are actually served at a more consistent quality and rate.No, not at all. I'm frustrated by Conservatives who support policy without any actual knowledge of the consequences of those policies. and then those same Conservatives somehow can act smug and self-righteous while kicking a poor person out of the way.How confusing. It sounds as if you are angry that the haves aren't paying your way?
Complete and utter BS, my conservative friends always help those in need. A concept the Dems can't understand because they EXPECT the government to take care it, they don't want to be bothered with such trivial stuff. It makes the Dems guiltless because the government handles their poor.
A poorly phrased question! A loaded question, in fact. It presumes the worst. the meme replied by every Conservative since Ronald "Bedtime for Bonzo" Reagan.Is the general welfare better served by creating a dependent class, or making self reliance the goal?
No, not at all. I'm frustrated by Conservatives who support policy without any actual knowledge of the consequences of those policies. and then those same Conservatives somehow can act smug and self-righteous while kicking a poor person out of the way.And who's in line to buy my house? And the house next door, and the houses down the street? Seems so simple until you try the reality of it! If everyone pulled up stakes, what happens to their largest investment~ their home? No market? Where are the buyers?
A vibrant middle class is what grows the economy. Waiting for largess to "trickle down" is failing proposition! Those with capital are not letting it flow at all, let alone "trickle". The economy is grown from the middle up, not the top down.
How confusing. It sounds as if you are angry that the haves aren't paying your way?
On the contrary. My life is very well grounded in reality. It's the Conservatives who fantasize about being rich.No, not at all. I'm frustrated by Conservatives who support policy without any actual knowledge of the consequences of those policies. and then those same Conservatives somehow can act smug and self-righteous while kicking a poor person out of the way.How confusing. It sounds as if you are angry that the haves aren't paying your way?
Sounds like you have a rich fantasy life.
Is the general welfare better served by creating a dependent class, or making self reliance the goal?
q.e.d.i can always tell when someone has lost touch with reality...they profess they know what other people think.
if you're well grounded in reality, you wouldn't write out tripe like "conservatives fantasize about being rich". It means exactly zero, and just shows your obsession with what people think, as opposed to what they do. You don't know what people think.
But your focus is all on feelings. Which is why your posts make pretty much no sense at all.
So tell me then....how do you know that conservatives fantasize about being rich...and how does that relate to your superior grounding in reality?
Were they threatened with force or jail time if they didn't take those benefits?
Well we have our own who have said if they refuse foodstamps, their children should be taken away and their asses beaten.
So tell me then....how do you know that conservatives fantasize about being rich...and how does that relate to your superior grounding in reality?
You see the rich as the job creators, right? That the rich should be coddled and excused of tax burdens and excused of taking advantage of the bad situations they created? That the rich will shower largess upon the nation as their personal wealth grows?
And that the middle class is just a commodity (labor) to sate the appetite of the rich. That job creation does not come from the demand a vibrant middle class can muster. That increased disposable income actually fosters demand, and thus job creation befuddles Conservatives.
I've seen the results of "Trickle Down" economic theory. The wealthy boxed up the means of production and shipped it to Asia where wages are low, environmental safeguards are few and thus there are profits to be made. When does the "Trickle Down" begin?
Well we have our own who have said if they refuse foodstamps, their children should be taken away and their asses beaten.
Did the USDA do that?
