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Before relegating every demonstration, anti-Trump action, and political headline to some conspiratorial element of the left, you might want to just admit that some things happen without collusion. The Virginia demonstration wouldn't have made a good page six headline if the nutcase didn't run people over and kill a 32 year-old woman.
"...make it impossible for him to do his job?" He IS trying to do his job--as he sees it. And that's what the majority of Americans (let alone the rest of the world) see as the problem.
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Answer To :J. - 8/9/2017 at 5:57 PM GMT
@ Recusant - I totally disagree. Capitalism is not for business, it is for the individual. Socialism only succeeds to the degree that it does not choke off Capitalism. Once the last vestiges of Capitalism are abandoned, Socialism collapses. Socialism makes one a slave to your fellow man's need. Capitalism, on the other hand, requires voluntary participation in a transaction. If either party to a transaction is not a willing participant, you don't have Capitalism, it's something else. Call it Crony Capitalism, or Fascism, but it aint Capitalism.
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In a far ranging conversation this last weekend with a well-known analytical economist, Fortune magazine cover veteran, and Bernanke acquaintance, I was informed the "Big One" will hit in March of 2020 after a massive hyperinflation and bond market crash. Of course, for every economist there is an equal number of prognostications of varying degrees of reliability. I personally expected the crash to have occurred about five years ago...so much for the snail-paced movement of rational investor thinking. Balloons are meant to be popped but this enormous balloon is apparently hard to reach with a pin of reason.
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Answer To :Titania - 8/14/2017 at 10:28 PM GMT
One wonders which part of the Deep State stirred things up in Virginia. No doubt the aim is to create chaos, put the blame on Trump and make it impossible for him to do his job. All with the collusion of the MSM.
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The longer Trump stays in office the greater the fears will become, the higher the price of gold, and unfortunately, the darker the future of international politics for the U.S.
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 | Jim C. - 8/11/2017 at 8:25 PM GMTProfile not specified - check his comments (454) | |
 Panic Buying Grips America Ahead Of World War III: “Never Seen It At These Levels… We Can Barely Keep Up” Says Leading Preparedness Distributor |
| - Mac Slavo - ShtfPlan |
| Adding this: one can't begin soon enough. Suddenly seeing the light and rushing to Walmart is just the beginning of a long process. It isn't just food (family and pets) and water. It's communications (Ham radio), defense, sanitation, water purification, cooking and fuel, medical, personalized items, hygiene, lighting, batteries, radiation meters, barter items....and more. Also getting word out to friends and relations (so they won't be knock, knock, knocking on our doors. So, begin now and expand as needed. |
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| Jim C. - 8/11/2017 at 7:57 PM GMTProfile not specified - check his comments (454) | |
 Battle of the Behemoths  (5) |
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| Another mindless Kunstler rant. After preaching the end of oil for decades, Kunstler was mortified that Capitalism - even under Obama's thumb - was able to discover enough oil to make America independent well into the distant future. Yet his rants continue. You see Kunstler has a loathing for individuals controlling their own lives - whether preferring their private autos to crime ridden public transit or, in this case, choosing to live in suburbia away from crime, sanctuary cities, filth, and local big governments. As for Walmart and Amazon, Kunstler doesn't like ANY form of free enterprise - especially the ones that lower costs, speed delivery. I guess he prefers the government food lines of Venezuela, or the former Soviet Union. I'm old enough to recall khrushchev's visit to America in the '60s. They took him to a modern grocery store, one found everywhere in the suburbia Kunstler hates. The Soviet dictator was astounded, thought it fake....until he was forced to realize such stores were ubiquitous in our....suburbia. I think Kunstler thinks he knows what's best for you or me, and that he'd love the force of government to back him. I suspect he mumbles these words to himself as he drifts off to sleep at night, "I'll tell 'em what to eat and where to shit!!!!" |
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The capital waste of the socialist doctrine is widely known and historically evidenced.Yet, despite the negatives, socialism has worked in one form or another very successfully here in the US and in most other countries of the world for centuries. One might be tempted to claim that capitalism, in its extreme, has destroyed as many economies throughout history also. We should not chose the worse case scenario on which to blame any theory we oppose. It can come back to haunt your credibility. Both socialism and capitalism are equally proficient for their intended uses, one for society, the other for business. It's just the extremes that we must worry about.
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Answer To :Doom - 7/29/2017 at 4:43 PM GMT
Do you get the feeling we've got a couple of guys who just downvote everything? How about actually responding, instead of just a downvote?
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Answer To :Doom - 7/29/2017 at 4:43 PM GMT
Do you get the feeling we've got a couple of guys who just downvote everything? How about actually responding, instead of just a downvote?
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Answer To :Jake - 7/28/2017 at 7:00 PM GMT
Jimmy, you are full of it up to your eyeballs today. President Trump is the answer, not the problem.
The real issue in need of exploration is how does Trump, who is actually an Independent, flip this thing and get an Independent Congress elected? We continue to see "the evil party" and "the stupid party" doing the same old, same old, but what we need is an Independent group for long enough to fix those things majorities in both existing parties all agree to among themselves.
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