No, the biggest problem America faces is we have a Marxist in the White House.
We're in deep, deep economic trouble. And these liberals are going to friggin' sing and dance along, all the way, as they dance off a cliff.
WAKE UP AMERICA!
Posted on 07/14/2010 3:40:41 AM PDT by Scanian
The United States faces overwhelming fiscal problems. Our current level of government spending and future entitlement obligations are simply unsustainable. However, as concerning as these fiscal matters are, the biggest problem America faces has nothing to do with economics, but rather psychology.
The strength of a nation reflects the character of its citizens. While America was once considered a nation of individuals fiercely independent and self-reliant, her citizens are moving closer to a state of dependence, characterized by irresponsibility and ambivalence. This change has been instigated by the politics of collectivism and the growth of the social welfare state.
F.A. Hayek, the famous Austrian-born economist and political philosopher, warned of the dangers of excessive government.
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No, the biggest problem America faces is we have a Marxist in the White House.
We're in deep, deep economic trouble. And these liberals are going to friggin' sing and dance along, all the way, as they dance off a cliff.
The enslavement of the worker by the non-worker.
Turning many of us into virtual Tax Slaves.
We are already and have been for a long time.
This is an IMPORTANT article that EVERYONE should read and absorb.
I read the title and thought “Well, duh!”. That is the entire point of the Left. Make the stupid “little people” who didn’t got to prestigious schools dependent upon those who are obviously much better suited and trained to rule them.
For the record - When I went to MIT, we refered to Harvard as “that other school in town”. I mention MIT only to point out that a desire for independence and self-reliance is not a sign of mental retardation, as the Left wants to believe.
[violins playing softly in the background] On one hand, it’s rather sad that some people are so psychologically fragile that they need to control the lives of others so they can feel good about themsleves. [sounds of the USS Iowa delivering a broadside] On the other hand, it simply pisses me off that they try to do so. [silence in the background] They will NEVER succeed.
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