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Posts by mjp

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  • Networks’ Evening Shows Don’t Name Islam in London Terror Attack

    05/23/2013 8:54:54 AM PDT · 14 of 23
    mjp to chessplayer
    You hack a British soldier to death in broad daylight on a London street while shouting “Allahu akbar” and then “swear by the almighty Allah” that you’ll never stop fighting, and the U.S. broadcast networks still can’t bring themselves to utter a word about Islam.

    Mohammedans are unfit to live in civilized society

  • Giving Up on Gold

    05/22/2013 1:04:01 PM PDT · 13 of 39
    mjp to Kaslin
    People are tired of losing money watching gold sink while the S&P soars.

    Meanwhile the purchasing power of the dollar continues to fall

    US Consumer Price Index: Purchasing Power Of the Consumer Dollar Chart

    US Consumer Price Index: Purchasing Power Of the Consumer Dollar data by YCharts

  • Inside the Progressive Mind (Inside Every Liberal Is a Totalitarian Screaming to Get Out)

    05/22/2013 9:08:52 AM PDT · 38 of 75
    mjp to Perseverando
    But despite what the Progressive believes about himself, the desire to compel others to obey his orders is what drives him forward.

    This is the problem with altruism. If altruism is believed to be man's prime virtue, then the next step is the belief that if some are not altruistic then they are bad people because they are depriving others of what they must provide them. Then, the final step is the belief that those non-altruistic people need to be forced to be altruistic.

  • Turkey to Build $100 Million Mega-Mosque in Maryland; Connected to Islamic Extremists

    05/21/2013 1:10:49 PM PDT · 34 of 37
    mjp to thouworm
    Erdogan recently said that “Islamophobia” and Zionism are equivalent to fascism and anti-Semitism, saying they are a “crime against humanity.”

    Mohammedanism is a crime against reason, reality, and life proper to a rational being.

  • It Only Took Five Minutes for Democrats to Politicize the Oklahoma Tornado

    05/21/2013 1:03:47 PM PDT · 11 of 14
    mjp to servo1969
    five minutes after the news hits of this horrible destruction, a Democrat senator, Sheldon Whitehouse, runs out and starts talking about global warming and blaming the tornado on global warming.

    libtards are delighted with disasters because they can both blame Republicans and call for more and bigger government interventionism in the economy and the destruction of capitalism.

  • Inflation Is The Lifeblood Of A Healthy Economy

    05/21/2013 9:44:17 AM PDT · 25 of 26
    mjp to blam
    The truth is, right now the U.S. economy needs a little more inflation, not less. It’s sacrilege, I know, but our heretofore slavish devotion to low-inflation policies is keeping us mired in a SLOW GROWTH ECONOMY.

    Inflation undermines capital formation in five major ways, which can be described under the following heads:
    1) reversal of safety
    2) tax effects
    3) prosperity delusion and overconsumption
    4) malinvestment
    5) the withdrawal-of-wealth effect.
    Chronic destruction of capital leads to economic stagnation and decline.

    Economic progress is the result of capital accumulation, and capital accumulation is the result of policies that lead to increased savings and investment and productive expenditure such as lower taxes, less government interventionism, less government spending, lower government deficts,increased respect for property rights, and rationality in the culture.

  • Rand Paul blasts Senate for bullying Apple

    05/21/2013 9:16:15 AM PDT · 23 of 50
    mjp to theruleshavechanged
    Sen. Carl Levin, D-Mich., fired back at Paul for his criticism reminding him that Apple had dodged taxes by moving assets overseas.

    By reducing the taxes Apple has to pay, it is able to save more,productively expend more, and increase its capital accumulation. These are highly beneficial to production. They increase demand for capital goods and accumulation of capital goods and increase demand for labor. Increase in demand for capital goods leads to increase in total ability to produce and total production, which leads to increased supply and lower prices to consumers. Increase in demand for labor leads to higher wage rates and increases in employment.All of these help raise the standard of living of the average wage earner.

  • Pope Should Recognize That Free Markets Are Best Way To End Poverty

    05/20/2013 1:39:26 PM PDT · 9 of 24
    mjp to IBD editorial writer
    he warned ambassadors about "the tyranny of money" and called for countries to impose more control over their economies to prevent "absolute autonomy" and foster the "common good."

    The solution to poverty that free market economics offers is, the freedom of the individual.--i.e., laissez-faire capitalism--a system in which each individual pursues his own true interests and, at the same time, is necessarily led to promote the good of those with whom he deals, as the necessary condition of obtaining their voluntary cooperation. This is the engine for transforming poverty into prosperity. In its effectiveness in overcoming poverty, it surpasses the futile gestures of traditional, altruist/collectivist morality, which has been handed down unchanged in all essential since the Middle Ages.

  • Why Are Stock Markets Up? They Love Washington Gridlock

    05/20/2013 9:32:58 AM PDT · 11 of 11
    mjp to SeekAndFind
    The important thing for the economy is that government be divided so that it gets little done. Having the two parties restraining and blocking each other helps businesses because the politicians pass fewer laws and thus do less damage to the economy.

    In the recovery phase after a recession, when aggregate demand has been increased by an increase in the money supply, there is an increase in sales revenues, income, and profit margins. This leads to an increase in aggregate profit and rate of profit. There is also an expansion of aggregate savings which leads to more investment. More investment leads to increased demand for securities, and more profit leads to increased demand for equity securities.

    US Savings Deposits - Total Chart

    US Savings Deposits - Total data by YCharts

    US Corporate Profits After Tax Chart

    US Corporate Profits After Tax data by YCharts

  • Obama: "As An African American You Have To Work Twice As Hard As Anyone Else If You Want To Get By"

    05/19/2013 1:10:20 PM PDT · 69 of 100
    mjp to ConservativeStatement
    as an African American you have to work twice as hard as anyone else if you want to get by.

    Blacks are not opposed to competition in sports. In a free and modern division of labor society, one gets by when one is able to gain values by competition in the positive creation of new and additional wealth. Just like in sports,the harder one works,the more one is able to compete, and the more wealth one is able to create and gain.

  • Paula Begala admits Tea Party was right about fear of big government (Video)

    05/19/2013 12:33:37 PM PDT · 7 of 45
    mjp to Southnsoul
    Begala: I Love To Mock Tea Party's Fear of BIG GOVERNMENT, But This Time They're Right

    But libtards' desire for power and control will soon overcome this realization.

  • Why Male Pansies Can’t Attract a Good Woman

    05/19/2013 9:03:49 AM PDT · 23 of 153
    mjp to Tolerance Sucks Rocks
    Here are essential points to follow in attracting the Katniss Everdeen for your life:

    Katniss Everdeen's temperament was probably choleric. A girl with a different temperament might be attracted to a different type of man than mentioned in the article.

  • Crowley: Is it Possible This Isn't Political and IRS Didn't Intend to Harass the Tea Party?

    05/19/2013 8:43:31 AM PDT · 8 of 83
    mjp to chessplayer
    So Crowley actually thinks it's possible that this wasn't political?!?

    This is an example of an emotionalistic libtard who is letting emotions and wishful thinking overcome reality and reason.

  • The Important Ellements of Math: Addition in the Age of Obama (subtraction, not so much)

    05/18/2013 9:17:00 AM PDT · 10 of 11
    mjp to NOBO2012
    And he consoled a youngster who was having a little trouble calculating 2 minus 1 by telling her that “subtraction is tougher than addition.”

    Of course he's not upset that the kid can't subtract 1 from 2. Libtards don't want kids to learn. Stupid kids grow up to be voters for libtard policies.

  • What is drift? What is mastery?

    05/16/2013 9:11:51 AM PDT · 6 of 10
    mjp to ProgressingAmerica
    So what is drift? Drift is being used here as a code word for our individual efforts, because of the lack of social planning.

    What is mastery? As you can see above, it's cooperation. Forced cooperation, no doubt, through the use of experts in science.(As you will see below)

    The most important principle to grasp about the central planning of socialism is that it leads to anarchy of production, and that its economic consequences are essentially the same as those which result from universal price controls. And universal price controls lead to economic chaos.

    In a modern division of labor society, order, harmony, coordination, and proper balance are achieved by means of the proper functioning of the free market price system plus the uniformity principles of profits, prices, and wages. There is no need for drift and mastery.

  • Pope Francis urges global leaders to end 'tyranny' of money

    05/16/2013 8:50:32 AM PDT · 4 of 76
    mjp to E. Pluribus Unum
    Money should be made to “serve” people, not to “rule” them, he said, calling for a more ethical financial system and curbs on financial speculation.

    In a modern division of labor economy, the earning of money becomes an essential aspect of productive activity. This is because in order to live in such an economy, one must obtain the goods and services of other people. Those goods and services are not given away for free, nor, to any significant extent are they, or could they be, obtained through barter. To obtain the goods and services of others, one must possess money. Thus, if one's productive activity is to be appropriate to life in a division of labor society, that is, to be the means of obtaining the goods and services of others, it is essential that it be moneymaking. Only then, does one's activity make it possible for one to share in the benefits of a division of labor society.

  • Is Rush Limbaugh still relevant? (Barf Alert)

    05/14/2013 4:20:43 PM PDT · 40 of 68
    mjp to Pinkbell
    Sure Rush has a big audience and remains ahead of other talk radio hosts, but the advertisers who abandoned Rush appear to be on to something.

    Lost ad sales does not falsify or negate objective truth.

  • Good news from Bette Midler: “I LOVE THE IRS!!!” (via Twitter!)

    05/14/2013 1:04:53 PM PDT · 28 of 29
    mjp to Justaham
    She loves the IRS.

    Libtards love the evil and hate the good for being the good.

  • Taxpayer Funded Films Flop With Viewers

    05/14/2013 12:57:47 PM PDT · 3 of 4
    mjp to MichCapCon
    "Economic health is not created when people's labor is used to make things nobody wants."

    Keynesian libtards believe that government spending is good for the economy even if it is for wars or worthless things such as pyramids. They ignore the fact that in creating more worthless government jobs, they are just creating more parasites that could not exist without draining the wealth of the producers.

  • FBI surrounds house of Saudi student following sightings of him with pressure cooker pot....

    05/12/2013 4:16:41 PM PDT · 25 of 42
    mjp to Daffynition
    neighbours saw him carrying a pressure cooker and called the police.

    what about mohammedans wearing backpacks? They should be reported too.

  • Chris Hayes' 'Easy' Solution To Poverty: Give People Money!

    05/12/2013 1:00:31 PM PDT · 41 of 48
    mjp to governsleastgovernsbest
    Giving people money: It's actually that easy."

    It is easy when the Fed can create money out of thin air and lend it to the treasury.Who cares about pesky inflation and loss of purchasing power of the dollar if it makes libtards feel good inside.

  • Does the Tea Party understand the Constitution? (Classic pretzel logic from the Left)

    05/11/2013 1:11:19 PM PDT · 8 of 37
    mjp to 2ndDivisionVet
    Viewed through the prism of the Declaration, then, universal background checks for gun purchases, health care reform legislation to cover the uninsured, child care, workplace safety, laws and regulations protecting the air we breathe and the water we drink, and measures to slow or reverse global warming that science tells us is threatening the health of our planet and its human inhabitants, are essential to protect our right to life and abet our pursuit of happiness.

    Economic rights such as the above are not the same as natural rights which are God given. To grant economic rights to some means violating natural rights of others. How can a government guarantee health care to everyone without violating the rights of doctors and making them slaves? The Founders did not approve of anarchic freedom, where some are free to violate the rights of others, no matter how noble the cause.

  • Prince Charles attacks 'global-warming' skeptics

    05/11/2013 9:21:09 AM PDT · 52 of 82
    mjp to rktman
    his most outspoken attack yet on the world's failure to tackle global warming, 

    British birds benefit from climate change

  • Was the Revolutionary War a reactionary war? 'Bunker Hill' reconsiders history.

    05/11/2013 9:09:24 AM PDT · 20 of 62
    mjp to Pharmboy

    Most of the American colonies were organized and administered as semi-private enterprises, not subject to the same onerous government as Britain, and were generally left to see to their own affairs. When the British government attempted to assert its authority through what were mild taxes and regulations by English standards, these actions struck colonists, who were used to being largely ignored by Whitehall in London, as tyrannical.

  • Everyone Agrees: Tax Cuts Create Jobs

    05/10/2013 8:52:09 AM PDT · 3 of 4
    mjp to MichCapCon
    My suspicion is that the tax cuts went into pockets, rather than into jobs,"

    If politicians want tax cuts to go to increases in saving, investment, productive expenditure, wages and employment, and less net consumption by businessmen and capitalists, then they must provide the proper pro-business environment also. This involves more freedom, more secure property rights, more cultural rationality,less welfare, social justice, redistributionism, and egalitarianism. This will promote a compelling future for businessmen which means a greater desire for wealth creation in the long run rather than immediate gratification with consumption in the present.

  • Dem Congressman At Benghazi Hearing: "Death Is A Part Of Life"

    05/08/2013 1:28:43 PM PDT · 65 of 109
    mjp to 2ndDivisionVet
    I said that death is a part of life....

    This sounds like a default of justice. The man who adopts a policy of moral neutrality, refraining equally from praise or blame does not wipe out the moral facts thereby.What he accomplishes instead is to blind himself to the role of morality in man's life, subvert his own character, and lose the ability to deal with other men on the basis of objective principles.The result is to consign his human relationships to the realm of chance.And in addition, he becomes and ally in the sense of leaving evil uncensored and unopposed, free to continue its course of destruction,.

  • Stephen Hawking, Useful Idiot

    05/08/2013 1:15:44 PM PDT · 15 of 28
    mjp to nickcarraway
    Stephen Hawking has become the latest in the long line of academic who would throw away all of Israel’s contributions to the betterment of humanity only to show solidarity with a people who represent humanity at its very worst.

    Many libtards suffer from the mentality of compartmentalization, where they are smart in their chosen profession but are worthless when it comes to current events.

  • Will Tyranny Ever Come to America?

    05/08/2013 1:08:52 PM PDT · 18 of 40
    mjp to 2ndDivisionVet
    . Never mind that government — yes, government in America — has routinely stripped its citizens of rights.

    Libtards believe in the anarchic concept of freedom combined with the ends justifies the means and might makes right. For them, the government is free to use force and violate natural rights if it will achieve libtard ends.

  • Krugman’s Still Wrong: He’s doing a victory lap, but shouldn’t be.

    05/08/2013 9:22:48 AM PDT · 8 of 10
    mjp to SeekAndFind
    his opposition to “austerity” (defined as any cut in government spending, anytime, anywhere).

    This belief is an example of being motivated by immediate interests rather than by true interests. A decrease in government spending may reduce aggregate demand in the short run, but in the long run, a balanced budget combined with reduced taxes and reduced government borrowing, and a stable money supply would achieve the vital goal of increasing saving and capital formation, which leads to capital accumulation, which leads to economic progress and prosperity and lower prices and higher standard of living for the average wage earner.

    The failure to reduce government spending on the other hand, makes the achievement of greater saving and capital formation either altogether impossible or possible only at the price of sacrificing the freedom of the mass of wage and salary earners to dispose of their own incomes.

  • Niall Ferguson's Blooper

    05/08/2013 9:05:21 AM PDT · 9 of 12
    mjp to Kaslin
    He glibly speculated that maybe because economist John Maynard Keynes was a childless, "effete" homosexual, he embraced a doctrine that favored immediate economic gratification. Keynes' bon mot "in the long run, we are all dead" takes on new meaning when you realize he didn't have kids to worry about.

    Keynes wanted to make economics agree with the belief of progressives and Marxists that expanded government interventionism, and government spending and budget deficits, and labor legislation was better for the economy and employment than free markets in prices and labor.

  • The Case Against Economic Deflation

    05/07/2013 1:29:03 PM PDT · 4 of 4
    mjp to blam
    we are witnessing the early stages of erosion of confidence in government and ultimately its paper money. Ordinary people are finally beginning to suspect this, signalled by the world-wide rush into precious metals last month.

    A spontaneous remonetization of the precious metals and a 100% gold standard would be a hedge against inflation and deflation, and would bring stability to the system of money and end the boom-bust episodes of the business cycle. And, in addition, it would inhibit war, growing national debt and totalitarianism.But, since it would make it harder to enact social justice, the libtards and Keynesians will oppose it.

  • Toure's "Open Borders" Rant: "Muslim Poverty Is What Threatens Our Security"

    05/07/2013 12:50:26 PM PDT · 15 of 26
    mjp to Biggirl
    This would hurt us economically.

    To the extent that a country has a welfare system,tax supported hospitals and schools, public housing, and so on, and the immigrants come to take advantage if these offerings the effect is a corresponding loss to the present inhabitants of the country, who have to pay the costs.

    As for our country, immigration helps us.

    In a modern division of labor society, the fact is that a larger umber of people working and producing is itself the cause of a larger supply of capital goods, which results in an increase in total production and total productive ability, which leads to prosperity, capital accumulation, economic progress, and higher standard of living for the average wage earner in the long run.

  • Lauryn Hill Must Be Really, Really Old

    05/07/2013 12:39:56 PM PDT · 17 of 37
    mjp to Kaslin
    "The reason I didn't pay it is because I shouldn't have to. I'm the daughter of slaves. I had a system imposed on me. The system's not mine, it's yours. I shouldn't have to pay any of this."

    another libtard who:
    1) is trying to play the victim card
    2) loves big government so much that she refuses to recognize that it is the government's fault, and not a slave society, that imposes such large taxes in the first place.

  • Harry Reid to Ted Cruz: “My friend from Texas is like a schoolyard bully”

    05/07/2013 9:32:08 AM PDT · 48 of 51
    mjp to SeekAndFind
    instead of playing the game according to the rules,

    When you play the game according to libtard rules, you have already lost.

  • Penn Jillette is a ‘nutty ******* peacenik’ who wants the government off your back

    05/07/2013 9:24:51 AM PDT · 24 of 47
    mjp to rktman
    “A lot of people make this argument that the free market will do everything right,” he explains. “I have no evidence for that. I don’t believe that. I have no evidence that libertarianism leads to a better life. I just think it is morally right.

    Achievement of happiness requires gaining and keeping real goods such as health, wealth, and knowledge. The science of economics is able to demonstrate that gaining wealth requires prosperity, and prosperity requires economic progress, and that economic progress is best attained with a modern division of labor, which requires natural rights and free markets.

  • Warren Buffett sees 'brutal' damage for savers from central bank money printing

    05/06/2013 9:03:01 AM PDT · 9 of 24
    mjp to DeaconBenjamin
    Warren Buffett warned that savers and bondholders are suffering a "brutal" erosion of their money

    An assault on saving leads to reduced investment and productive expenditure which leads to reduced demand for capital goods and reduced demand for labor. These result in less production and lower standard of living for the average wage earner.

  • Are Liberals Dumb? (Saturbray)

    05/04/2013 9:14:26 AM PDT · 24 of 32
    mjp to bray
    libtards are indoctrinated with propaganda throughout school which they learn to parrot, such as:

    America’s Constitution is outdated.
    Karl Marx was a great philosopher.
    FDR’s New Deal saved America.
      Senator Joe McCarthy was evil.
    Martin Luther King was a Saint.
    Capitalism is about greed and socialism is about charity.
    Men and women are the same.
    There is no such thing as race.
    Man ‘evolved’ from ocean scum.
    Global Warming is a proven fact.
    There are no government conspiracies.
    Homosexuality is normal.
    Guns and religion are evil.

    To escape such rubbish, libtards must develop enough character to be able to learn to give up emotionalism, and to reject social metaphysics and groupthink mentality, and learn to develop their own ability to have independent rational judgment. Unfortunately, most libtards are unable or unwilling to do this.

  • Pseudo-stupidity: the latest trick the media is pulling on dumb Democrat voters

    05/03/2013 1:07:53 PM PDT · 6 of 6
    mjp to jmaroneps37
    They are fooled into believing the obvious answer; “they did it because they are evil bastards” isn’t true.

    Could evil be caused by brain abnormalities? Violence and aggression has been found to be associated with
    1) decreased activity in the prefrontal cortices (trouble thinking)
    2) increased cingulate activity (getting stuck on thoughts)
    3) focal increased or decreased activity in the left
    temporal lobe (short fuse)
    4) focal increase activity in the basal ganglia and/or limbic system (anxiety and moodiness).

  • When economic patriotism died

    05/03/2013 12:43:39 PM PDT · 35 of 142
    mjp to Sheapdog
    Not long ago, the shirts, skirts, suits and dresses Americans wore were “Made in the USA” – in plants in the Carolinas, Georgia and Louisiana, where the lower wages, lighter regulations and air conditioning that came after World War II had attracted the factories from New England.

    So, its ok to move production to a cheaper state but not to a cheaper country.That doesn't seem rational.

    Tariffs prevented exploiters of labor from getting rich here on sweatshops abroad

    But it was bad for American consumers because the protectionism caused higher prices for consumers in the long run.

    And so it came to pass. U.S. real wages have not risen in 40 years.

    When prices keep going higher thanks to protectionism and government inflation of the money supply, real wages will not rise despite a rise in money wage rates.

  • Reid: More Funding Needed To Prevent Health Care Law From Becoming "Train Wreck"

    05/03/2013 9:38:50 AM PDT · 14 of 15
    mjp to yoe
    Reid: More Funding Needed To Prevent Health Care Law From Becoming "Train Wreck"

    And since paper and checkbook money can be created out of thin air by the government, in any quantity, for any purpose, and for all practical purposes, effortlessly and costlessly, that should not be a problem for libtards.But the power to create it constitutes an unlimited power to buy up the people's wealth and depreciate the value of money.

  • Will America Collapse Like the Roman Empire?

    05/03/2013 9:27:52 AM PDT · 47 of 114
    mjp to pinochet
    If it does collapse it will be because of the most fundamental sin: the refusal to think.

    There is an overarching factor, one always at work, that shapes the minds and distinctive achievements of its cultural creators and makes sense of the past and can be helpful in predicting the future. That factor is how one thinks or what is the predominant mode of thought of a culture. The mode of thought that made America great was integration. As this gets replaced by disintegration (Kant, pragmatism, postmodernism, linguistic analysis, nihilism), or by misintegration (marxism, mohammedism, metaphysical materialism), we are headed toward totalitarianism.

    MARX, ENGELS, AND THE ABOLITION OF THE FAMILY

  • Obama's 'Fairness' Economy Has Backfired (The rich still get richer, while poor still remain poor)

    05/02/2013 3:38:17 PM PDT · 23 of 25
    mjp to SeekAndFind
    about the rich being too rich and the poor being screwed.

    In a free society, one of the main factors that increases the standard of living of the average worker, is for production and supply to increase, which causes prices to decrease. But, thanks to Keynesian libtards, government spending, deficits, and huge increases in the money supply has prevented that.

  • The Left Discovers Pragmatism

    05/02/2013 1:02:29 PM PDT · 3 of 4
    mjp to kreitzer
    they claim that they are now exclusively concerned with "what works" with regard to gun control.

    What works is stricter enforcement of the more than 20000 existing gun laws. Libtards have consistently opposed more stringent programs and penalties for repeat gun offenders such as Project Exile and other such programs. Yet those programs have dramatically reduced gun crime by getting off the streets those criminals most likely to commit gun related crimes.

  • Major Medicaid study from Oregon: Program does little to improve people’s health

    05/02/2013 8:56:09 AM PDT · 2 of 7
    mjp to Kaslin
    This is an “identity” issue for Democrats — they’ll fight to protect the welfare state, whether it works or not, whether we can afford it or not

    Keynesian libtards believe that government spending is good for the economy. So, anything that increases it is good

  • Shocker! Fed … Doesn’t Change Anything (Keeps Buying $85B Per Month Until Unemployment Hits 6.5%)

    05/01/2013 1:10:56 PM PDT · 6 of 8
    mjp to whitedog57
    unemployment remains high and government budget policies have begun to restrain economic growth.

    And increased government borrowing, along with huge government budget deficits, and higher taxes are an assault on saving, investment, and capital accumulation, which will aggravate the restraining of economic growth. The inflation caused by the increase in the money supply is there, and is showing up in the fact that prices have not dropped like they should have during a severe recession.

  • Is There a Round-Up For Liberals?

    05/01/2013 8:49:15 AM PDT · 6 of 16
    mjp to Kaslin
    can you please tell me just why in the hell you want to then turn around and put the very same species of politicians – liberal Democrats that chased you away from your old home – into office in your new home?

    Libtards are emotionalists. They are motivated by feelings and refuse to or are unable to rationally connect cause (liberal policies) and effect (destruction). So, if it feels good, it must be right.

  • The Mind of a Con Man

    04/30/2013 8:48:55 AM PDT · 3 of 10
    mjp to Baynative
    Faking studies and data has been a long standing tactic of the liberal left. Now a highly acclaimed con-man of the left admits his fraud.

    For postmodernist libtards,there is no universal objective truth. Their substitute is written or verbal statements that reflect only particular local stories told by various cultures.So, for them, if a story sounds like it should be true, and makes them feel good,then it is true.

  • Sowell: Is Thinking Obsolete?

    04/29/2013 1:27:57 PM PDT · 32 of 55
    mjp to jazusamo
    Is thinking obsolete?

    No, but the choice to think or not to think is man's basic freedom of choice.And choosing to think is something that libtards are either unable or unwilling to do, which leaves them with subjectivism, emotionalism, and social metaphysics with its groupthink mentality.

  • Frank Luntz and Focus Groups are Destroying the GOP Message

    04/29/2013 9:10:01 AM PDT · 9 of 21
    mjp to 2ndDivisionVet
    Truth and conservatism are intellectual pursuits, and as such, cannot be explained or even properly contemplated within the confines of a single focus group or poll result.

    Deciding that something is a value by polls and focus groups is a method of social metaphysics and groupthink mentality.Objective values are determined by a process of cognition based on reality and a proper standard of value which are able to produces principles.

  • Is Capitalism Killing Our Morals and Economy?

    04/28/2013 1:33:33 PM PDT · 28 of 75
    mjp to Kaslin
    capitalism blindly continues on its self-destructive path

    Prosperity requires economic progress, and economic progress requires all of the following factors:
    1) private property rights
    2) rational culture that accepts scientific progress
    3) technological progress and the means of implementing it
    4) capital accumulation and capital markets
    5) low taxes
    6) sound money and sound financial system

    To achieve the above, there are two alternatives to choose from: either capitalism or government interventionism. Government interventionism is destructive to all of the above, which leaves capitalism as the best choice for achieving prosperity.