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To: Baladas

Liberals don’t seem to know what money represents — a value measure of human labor that serves as a medium for trade.

“Making money” is an American term that was unknown before freedom reigned in America.

Liberals don’t make money, they take it without working for it. Liberals are looters.


18 posted on 02/21/2009 12:20:09 PM PST by OldNavyVet (Individual freedom is measurable ... If taxes take all you earn, you are a slave.)
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To: OldNavyVet
“Making money” is an American term that was unknown before freedom reigned in America.

Absolutely, wealth can be created infinitely, but liberals believe its finite and worse yet, theirs to distribute "fairly"

22 posted on 02/21/2009 12:22:52 PM PST by Kakaze (Exterminate Islamofacism and apologize for nothing.....except not doing it sooner!)
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To: OldNavyVet; All

“money represents—a value measure of human labor that serves as a medium for trade.”

And this is when it all started to go to h#$%. Big money guys started their leveraged buyouts, arbitrage and bundling paper to unsuspecting buyers, and pocketing huge unearned profits. Getting companies, breaking them up, dumping parts, selling others, not producing anything of value except profits for their own pockets at unbelievably hight rates. A million dollars for one or two days work. This is “honest labor?” The years before Lehman Brothers went belly up the CEO (07) salary was $52 million. In (08) they raised it to $72 million. I guess because the 454 million shares he owned had lost value. [source - Forbes Exceutive Compensation] Maybe this is why they government decided not to bail them out.


33 posted on 02/21/2009 12:44:02 PM PST by gleeaikin
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