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To: Republican Extremist

We stil have capital, intellectual, moral and financial. We could starve them of our intellectual by dropping out and taking our talents and resources away or share them with conservatives only. The moral, that keeps us strong. The Financial is the big question. Where is our “Bank of John Galt”? How do we take our capital out of the system and potentially put it into non-interest bearing accounts or loan it only to conservative investment or individuals. We are darn near 50% of this country. They can’t run without us. We can shut them down.....


5 posted on 11/04/2008 7:24:05 PM PST by taildragger (The Answer is Fred Thompson, I do not care what the question is.....)
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To: taildragger

50% of the country, >90% of the productivity.


13 posted on 11/04/2008 7:26:45 PM PST by BobbyT
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To: taildragger
How do we take our capital out of the system and potentially put it into non-interest bearing accounts or loan it only to conservative investment or individuals.

Do it the way John Galt did: buy gold bars.

19 posted on 11/04/2008 7:29:58 PM PST by seowulf (Discipline knows no emotion and frequently runs counter to the whims of panic or elation.)
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To: taildragger
My line of work is investments. I think it would be a simple matter to compile a list of companies that are either:

Based in a blue state.

Use union labor.

Contributed heavily to Obama.

You have probably heard of "green" mutual funds? Well how about a "red" mutual fund that only invests in red states?

26 posted on 11/04/2008 7:32:31 PM PST by Republican Extremist
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To: taildragger
We still have capital, intellectual, moral and financial. We could starve them of our intellectual by dropping out and taking our talents and resources away or share them with conservatives only. The moral, that keeps us strong. The Financial is the big question. Where is our “Bank of John Galt”? How do we take our capital out of the system and potentially put it into non-interest bearing accounts or loan it only to conservative investment or individuals. We are darn near 50% of this country. They can’t run without us. We can shut them down

IMHO, banks are not the answer, since they'll all be nationalized and thus under the control of the fedguv (a.k.a., "O's Minions"). Banks signing onto the bailout and banks who want nothing to do with the bailout are going to be forced to be beholden to federal regulations that favor inner-city minorities (WASPs need not apply). They've already said they want to seize 401ks and pensions, and "the profits of Exxon Mobile belong to the people." Joe Biden has floated the idea of imposing a 50% tax on any money taken out of the country, and they're already trying to find out who has offshore accounts (according to a friend of mine with contacts in the banking industry). I'm wondering if we should cash out our savings accounts and stocks right now, in the next two months, and sink every dime we have in tangible goods: arms & ammo, food storage, gold & silver, cash, land -- anything non-paper that can't be seized electronically. Any thoughts?

59 posted on 11/04/2008 7:50:27 PM PST by shezza (WWRD?)
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To: taildragger

How about New Zealand?

I don’t say this to be like Canada People, who simply bitch and moan and want to run like children. A expatriation to the right place offers a real-deal chance

Until I took a job here in my last job transition, I was actively looking to work in a certain European country.
High taxes, yes, but it sought my skills, had for the most part a functional government and state without guilt-tripping, and was well-kept. I think a better deal for the people than Obamanation. C’est la vie.


83 posted on 11/04/2008 8:10:17 PM PST by MIT-Elephant ("Armed with what? Spitballs?")
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To: taildragger

How about New Zealand?

I don’t say this to be like Canada People, who simply bitch and moan and want to run like children. A expatriation to the right place offers a real-deal chance at a fair use of your skills without having to support the layabout class.

Until I took a job here in my last job transition, I was actively looking to work in a certain European country.
High taxes, yes, but it sought my skills, had for the most part a functional government and state without guilt-tripping, exhibited a functional welfare state that distributed to all, and was well-kept. I think a better deal for the people than Obamanation. C’est la vie.


84 posted on 11/04/2008 8:11:14 PM PST by MIT-Elephant ("Armed with what? Spitballs?")
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To: taildragger
We are darn near 50% of this country.

And our half contains most of the producers, their half has almost all (maybe all, period?) of the entitlement voters. Parasites vote 'rat.
113 posted on 11/04/2008 11:01:25 PM PST by mrsmel
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To: taildragger
Interesting idea of only investing capital with conservatives. I read many years ago about Indians, from India, would give a small amount of money each month to be pooled with money from others, that would then be used to start a business. That would then be paid back over years. Maybe it is something as conservatives should be thinking about.

Start a bunch of small businesses, deal with each other as much as possible, thereby strengthening, or at least helping, each make it through the coming bad times. 10,000 people kicking 10-25 dollars a month could start some small at home businesses. Map it out what would be needed.

241 posted on 11/05/2008 2:26:23 PM PST by Betty Jane
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You mean go on a strike of sorts?! That is ludicrous. If you were able to seriously able to pull this off, then good investments will become cheaper and an investor will step up because they will not be able to resist the potential returns. Money trumps politics - always has and always will.


248 posted on 11/05/2008 2:47:44 PM PST by Carlo Gambino
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