The subservient always parrot some 'qualifier', because the subservient literally love the order that dominates them.
You make it so very easy for anyone with an education to shred your prattle....
Although a way-Left Liberal, I found areas of agreement with Glenn Greenwald, in his book With Liberty and Justice for Some; How the Law Is Used to Destroy Equality and Protect the Powerful.
He wrote:
The central principle of Americas founding was that the rule of law would be the prime equalizing force;
the founders considered vast inequality in every other realm to be inevitable and even desirable
. A small number would of individuals would be naturally endowed with unique and extraordinary talents while most people, by definition, would be ordinary. So
the American concept of liberty would be premised on the inevitability of outcome inequality- success of some, failure of others.
a. Law was the one exception; no inequality was tolerable. It was the sine qua non ensuring fairness.
You see, those on the Left, but with integrity, speak directly to how very, very....what is the word.....oh, yes...how 'stoooooopid' your views are.
But...I do so very much appreciate your input, as it makes me appear brilliant.
Your portrayal of Glenn Greenwald as a 'a way-Left Liberal' shows that you don't really respect the man. He calls himself an independent. You merely found some 'ammunition' for your dogmatism and doctrinaire.
I don't have a problem with Greenwald's premise, I have a problem with your definition of failure, Mitt Romney's definition of failure and you far right social Darwinist's definition of failure.
Let's take a look at who Mitt Romney's 47%ers really are, and then let me know which ones you want to cut loose to fend for themselves...
Who are the 47%?
Federal budget and Census data show that, in 2010, 91 percent of the benefit dollars from entitlement and other mandatory programs went to the elderly (people 65 and over), the seriously disabled, and members of working households. People who are neither elderly nor disabled and do not live in a working household received only 9 percent of the benefits.
Moreover, the vast bulk of that 9 percent goes for medical care, unemployment insurance benefits (which individuals must have a significant work history to receive), Social Security survivor benefits for the children and spouses of deceased workers, and Social Security benefits for retirees between ages 62 and 64. Seven out of the 9 percentage points go for one of these four purposes.
80 percent of the workforce has seen their wages decline in real terms over the last quarter-century, and the average household has seen 40 percent of its wealth disappear during the Great Recession. Through it all, families never asked for a handout from anyone, especially Washington. They were left to go on their own, working harder, squeezing nickels, and taking care of themselves. But their economic boats have been taking on water for years, and now the crisis has swamped millions of middle class families. ref ref
"Labor is the United States. The men and women, who with their minds, their hearts and hands, create the wealth that is shared in this countrythey are America."
President Dwight D. Eisenhower