Friday, June 7, 2013

Mao thriving in Washington

Nonetheless, once collectivism becomes deeply established, as now under the Bernanke-Obama model, with most of the population depending on direct money from the state and free wealth from Bernanke, it would be very difficult politically to reverse it.

4 comments:

Anonymous said...

Those Cops are cowards!


Chevy

MikeH. said...

And yet we continue to sit by and allow it to happen.

MikeH.
III

Anonymous said...

The time has come for the American people to take things in hand. We need to make a show of irrefutable strenght. We need to pick a date. While Congress is in session and put 5 million Patriots into that town. SHUT IS DOWN. Ten million would be better. We must make it known that business as usual is not going to get it any longer. If we send that kind of message with the clear intent to come back again if we are not heeded. It is time. If not NOW then when. I am not talking about just defenders of the 2nd amendment but everyone that believes in liberty and freedom. Let us begin.

Charles N. Steele said...

One thing about the "difficulty of reversal..." Reversal is inevitable, no matter what happens. The levels of entitlement spending are unsustainable even with reasonable economic growth, and the pathological features of the regulatory state depress growth. Creating dollars does nothing to overcome this in real terms and simply shifts pieces of a dwindling pie to whomever gets the dollars first.

It is still possible to intentionally shut the scam down in a controlled fashion, but if we don't, it does not matter who is in charge or what their political philosophy is...the system will break and people dependent on wealth from the state will get a nasty surprise.