[Publius6961]

what happens to democratic society when non-producers can vote themselves benefits at the expense of the producing class?

This has been happening, and growing, since the mid-sixties. My only real amazement is that it actually worked for so long without a murmur from the producers ("progressive" tax rates anyone?), but the greed of the parasites was somewhat checked by never having all three branches of government firmly on "their" side.

That is about to change and the conclusion can naively be called a big explosive surprise or, more realistically, the second, bloody civil war. The results can'r be pretty no matter what the outcome.

We live in interesting times.

[Indy Pendance]

I have a 'who is John Galt' sticker on my car. I figure the libs won't get it. Within my family, (Thank God, I've raised conservatives, hope my grand babies heed the warning), we have a saying, we've gone Galt, Going Galt, Or the fun one: What would Galt do? All I can say is, we're trying hard to NOT contribute to the economy. Why support the government. We are trying every way to take away from the takers, see this thread: When takers outvote makers" takers.

[bukkdems]

Give us the simple liberties that Mexicans enjoy, to purchase safe, effective drugs without a doctor’s prescription. We are enslaved and painted as ignorant by our doctors. If you need a drug for the rest of your life, then why can’t your get a lifetime prescription?

In Mexico, you can get antibiotics, steroids, ED drugs, amphetamines, antihistamines and many other drugs with the knowledge of your pharmacist that your doctor ordered this a while back or it’s obvious you need it.

Just in my case alone, in the past two months,it has cost more than $1,000 to get drugs I knew that I needed, and could have gotten without an Rx in Mexico. We are enslaved and don’t even know it. Yes, lawyers need to be bitch-slapped but so do doctors.