To: BfloGuy
Anyone who wants the government to regulate trade is calling for "big government."
In other words, anyone who wants Constitutional government is the enemy of the "free traitors".
Free trade is not a "system"
It is a system in the most soviet of styles.
Both are merely the situation which exists when government does not interfere in the commercial trade of its citizens.
LOLOL! Free enterprise is individualist. "free trade" is a communist council system in the style of the soviets in the USSR. It denies US Citizens their right to a republican form of government because instead of trade negotiations constitutionally conducted through Congress, they are conducted out of country by foreign government and foreigners who find that things like borders, legal immigration and sanitary food laws are 'a barrier to trade' in their words.
Free traitors are globalists to the core, with no allegiance to this country except to loot it.
"free trade" deals are born in Doha or other globalist enclaves. Then the corporatist fascist relationship kicks in where the corporations attending Doha or other 'trade rounds' can order congress change laws or create new ones to so the 'round' can be implemented.
Citizens of this country have no say, unless they have abdicated their citizenship for globalism and represent the collectives known as transnational corporations.
I am baffled how people can see how ruined our constitutional government is, and are blind to the methods that the globalists have accomplished it.
To: hedgetrimmer
I wrote a long, long rebuttal to your latest comment, but what's the point?
You are not in the least bit interested in individual freedom or economics. I'm sure you think you know what your views on the Constitution are, but you can't explain them.
All you're interested in, apparently, is calling me a communist. I don't really see any point of continuing this.
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05/23/2012 3:48:48 PM PDT by
BfloGuy
(The final outcome of the credit expansion is general impoverishment.)
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