[Rhodes22-list] David Bradley & Peter of the warm waters - Political Reply - Ist and Ism

[David Bradley]

Ed, do you think taking my tax dollars and using them to underwrite a
war and continue the policies that undermined our currnency isn't
somehow taking property from one group and paying for their selected
"programs."  Has this not already reduced our standard of living?
It's not about more taxes, it's about priorities.  My point on a
sustained path wasn't meant to focus on the environment (though I'm
glad it is a focus), but on the need to fix the economic fundamentals
and get our foreign policy back onto a better course.  I'm not
interested in refighting the cold war... it's a new century.

Dave

On Tue, Mar 25, 2008 at 12:27 PM, Tootle <ekroposki at charter.net> wrote:
>
>
> David said, "Color me an optimist".  He continued using the sound bites "can
> get onto a sustainable path in the world".
>
> David if you choose to be a socialist, fine, but the policies advocated by
> Barack and Hillary are negative and socialist.  They are socialist because
> they espouse taking property from one group to pay for their envisioned
> programs.
>
> They are negative because the rhetoric that espouses "a sustainable path in
> the world", call for government limitations on productivity and bureaucratic
> choices as to what is sustainable.
>
> Their plans mean a reduced standard of living for all Americans, but
> themselves.  Can you say that Al Gore really maintains a sustainable
> standard of living?  Can you really say that John Edwards maintained a
> sustainable standard of living?  That is how Communist bosses lived.
>
> One exception is the squeaky wheel, Ralph Nader.  Now he walks the talk.
> But the current Democratic candidates are hypocrites.
>
> Hypocrites are dishonest, and I would prefer a candidate with integrity.
> Both of these candidates are avoiding a truthful statements of their agenda.
>
>
> Another said, "It may be political suicide to attempt a nuanced discussion
> on race, but it does take courage."  It takes more courage to be honest and
> to tell the voters what you really believe.  Understand that Barack's
> economic and political philosophies are grounded in W.E.B Dubois.  Go read
> some of Dubois's writings.
>
> If you want to bring race into the issue, study A. J. Gaston of Birmingham,
> Alabama.  Color of skin does not predetermine a person's success, at least
> in America.  Or read this Black Americans' comments:
> http://www.news-press.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080316/OPINION/803160385/1015/opinion
>
> It was said, "Socialize the losses (our tax problem) - privatize the profits
> (their gains).  Nowhere has it been said that we do not need a sheriff.
> Because we need a sheriff, it does not follow that we need to reinvent
> Communism, Marxism, Socialism, which kill individual spirit.
>
> A true optimist understands that the sun will still shine and that hard work
> makes for individual success.  A person who does not add value contributes
> little to raising the world's standard of living.  Most who work for the
> government do not add value.  I am sorry, but if you work for the government
> you do not contribute economic value.
>
> To be a true optimist you must believe that you can create a business or
> product or provide a service that did not exist before.  An illustration is
> make a sailboat from resin, boards, fabric and metal parts and do that
> before you have a paid order.  Now that is an optimist!
>
> Ed K
> Greenville, SC, USA
>
> http://www.nabble.com/file/p16286562/sermons.gif sermons.gif
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>
>
>
> So the slogan is "The focus is on change", from Americanism to Socialism.
> Yes play Robin Hood, albeit in a perverse way, that is steal from workers to
> pay for your favorite charities.  "The focus is on change" advocates espouse
> their "Five year Plan" as envisioned in the Soviet Empire.  Socialism,
> Communism, or the current National Democratic Party want you.  And the
> wooden soldiers march to their drumbeat.
>
> They blame Repulicans for racism, yet have espoused the welfare state to
> enslave not only blacks, but all.  Socialism is just individual enslavement
> to beauracrats with the enventual destruction of a good standard of living
> for all.  Yes, support your Marxist advocates yelling "The focus is on
> change".
>
> As I have said before, the advocates of "The focus is on change" should move
> to Cuba, Russia, etc.
>
> The fifth column marches its wooden soldiers on... to the drumbeat of "The
> focus is on change".
>
> http://www.nabble.com/file/p16277595/judgement.gif judgement.gif
>
> Slim, will you post the rest of the lyrics and music for the song, "The
> focus is on change".  And do tell us the words to the 2nd, 3rd, 4th
> stanzas...  I want to compare it to, "L'Internationale"
>
> Slim, listen here:
> http://www.amazon.com/gp/recsradio/radio/B000002H8C/ref=pd_krex_listen_dp_img?ie=UTF8&refTagSuffix=dp_img
>
> Ed K
> Greenville, SC, USA
>
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>
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