1 posted on
11/24/2011 8:45:40 AM PST by
FreeKeys
To: AtlasStalled; FlyingEagle; ImpotentRage; counterpunch; DangerDanger; modest proposal; Mr. Jeeves; ..
2 posted on
11/24/2011 8:52:15 AM PST by
FreeKeys
(Democracy is TYRANNY of the MAJORITY; it's 99 wolves and a turkey voting on what's for dinner.)
To: FreeKeys
Historian George Langdon argues that the condition of early Plymouth was not communism but an extreme form of exploitative capitalism in which all the fruits of mens labor were shipped across the seas. Uhhhhhh....exactly how is that different from Communism.
No matter. I'm stealing it. From now on, Communism = Exploitative Capitalism.
Just as Urkel is engaging in Crony Socialism.
3 posted on
11/24/2011 8:52:27 AM PST by
Texas Eagle
(If it wasn't for double-standards, Liberals would have no standards at all -- Texas Eagle)
To: FreeKeys
The Mayflower arrived at Cape Cod in November 1620 The Mayflower blundered into Cape Cod after getting lost on their way to ... Virginia.
To: FreeKeys
Knowing that the fruits of his labor would benefit his own family and dependents,...
That's why communism only works in small groups where everybody know each other and layabouts are not tolerated.
On a larger scale, too many are slinking away from work, only to be seen at feeding time.
Applied to a whole country or world, failure is inevitable.
6 posted on
11/24/2011 9:05:45 AM PST by
BitWielder1
(Corporate Profits are better than Government Waste)
To: FreeKeys
9 posted on
11/24/2011 9:23:47 AM PST by
Jack Hydrazine
(It's the end of the world as we know it and I feel fine!)
To: FreeKeys
And the scum in the Kelo decision negated this blessing of private property.
To: FreeKeys; All
HAPPY THANKSGIVING!
(When do we get to knock the stuffing out of the turkeys in Congress?...c’mon 2012)
14 posted on
11/24/2011 9:55:43 AM PST by
PGalt
To: FreeKeys
17 posted on
11/24/2011 11:02:17 AM PST by
Tzimisce
(Never forget that the American Revolution began when the British tried to disarm the colonists.)
To: FreeKeys
“common ownership” — or the reality that it describes, which isn’t common “ownership” at all, is onerous. so is the inevitable concentration of wealth in relatively few hands that laissez faire inevitably brings about.
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