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To: Deb

Yes business moves over seas to escape crushing taxes, greedy unions etc., but there is also greed involved many times as well. We don’t like to use the word greed and we know that the left always throws that in our faces (as if leftists can’t be greedy) but greed it there and has always been a destructive impulse in people. Remember that the church has always included greed as one of the seven deadly sins. This was many centuries before Marxism.

The greedy bast@rds in our party give Republicans a bad name. These are usually the people who say that the party has to change and become more like the Democrats, in other words we should be a party of greed and no moral principles. That is what the Dems have become, they would sell their own grandmothers for a block of votes. Slaughter babies for profit - no problem. Stab our military in the back to appease commie “anti war” nuts -why not if it gets you votes. Do we want to be like that?


21 posted on 05/09/2009 1:44:09 PM PDT by cradle of freedom (Long live the Republic !)
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To: cradle of freedom
The image of the "greedy" corporate exec. is very successfully used by the Left to appeal to the masses. That's how Hugo Chavez was able to take Venezuela from a Democracy to Marxism . He flew the flag of the "Greedy Bastards!!"

What people fail to realize is that freedom means some people will accumulate great wealth (Bill Gates,Trump) and some people will live in double wides. The difference between a Democratic Republic and all other forms of government is, it also creates a middle class.

Like I said, I'm going to the talking cat thread. Bye

30 posted on 05/09/2009 2:08:12 PM PDT by Deb (Beat him, strip him and bring him to my tent!)
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