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America In My Mind Part Four: An Indonesian immigrant’s view of America
The Collins Report ^ | November 1, 2009 | Cindra Crisman

Posted on 11/01/2009 9:55:42 AM PST by jmaroneps37

Entrepreneurs create wealth, but bureaucrats want to manage it. Knowing how destructive it can be to the entrepreneur’s revenue if they fail to follow the bureaucrat’s guideline, they then submissively do so.

The bureaucrats have no fear, the entrepreneurs do; the first produces no money and takes it from the second. Logically, those who give money should be in position to fear others, not in this case. Furthermore, the entrepreneurs gifts in wealth creation is a matter of the State’s welfare, thus that talent must be utilized for that sole purpose. In my worst nightmare scenario, I wonder: is this what happening in America?

Seriously, didn’t America choose Barack Obama as its President? This man represents that Bureaucrat, his visions and goals are simple: the people’s wealth are his to redistribute, thus the entrepreneurs mind are his to utilize. However, the recent successful Tea Party movement suggests American’s are reacting negatively toward his plans. Honestly, Barack Obama should be the President of the Republic of Indonesia, where the people are accustomed to his way of thinking, thus will submissively allow his implementing his thoughts. In my best dream yet to come, I ponder: is America fighting to regain its true identity?

Americans love private enterprise, daring to fail and trying again; capitalism nurtures those characters. Entrepreneur’s invisible mind is not in the hand of bureaucrats; they hold the power of that wealth creation and produce the country’s prosperity. When this mind decides to stop producing, it then halts jobs creation, thus economic growth; the fundamental of prosperity. The overreached hands of bureaucrats to interfere in this process have antagonized those minds. It is not poverty that Americans can not endure; it is the fight to come out of poverty that drives their spirits.

The Great Depression ended with America’s …..

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TOPICS: Government
KEYWORDS: america
Hearing this from an immigrant reminds us of what we are fighting for.
1 posted on 11/01/2009 9:55:43 AM PST by jmaroneps37
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It is not poverty that Americans can not endure; it is the fight to come out of poverty that drives their spirits.

Bump.

2 posted on 11/01/2009 10:06:20 AM PST by JPJones (Reaganism please.)
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>"Honestly, Barack Obama should be the President of the Republic of Indonesia"

He's actually "honestly" a legal citizen of Indonesia!


INDONESIAN GO HOME!

3 posted on 11/01/2009 10:18:23 AM PST by rawcatslyentist (Ifanationexpects tobe ignorantandfree,inastateofcivilization,itexpects whatneverwas andnever will be)
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There is not much “wealth to spread around”in Indonesia, that was why he moved back to America. Socialist does not like living in a poor country. DONTCHA KNOW???


4 posted on 11/01/2009 12:20:18 PM PST by adamcrisman
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To: rawcatslyentist

There is not much “wealth to spread around “ in a poor country like Indonesia, that was why he moved back to America. Socialist does not like living in a poor countr; don’t you know??


5 posted on 11/01/2009 12:20:30 PM PST by adamcrisman
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