Re: The 'working poor' scam
From: The Trucker (mikcob_at_verizon.net)
Date: 07/03/04
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Date: Fri, 02 Jul 2004 20:47:06 -0700
royls@telus.net wrote:
> On Fri, 02 Jul 2004 08:56:22 GMT, Johnny Marcos <johnny5@yahoo.com>
> wrote:
>
>>royls@telus.net wrote in news:40e4b6b0.30831849@news.telus.net:
>>- aren't you seeing what mises
>>is saying?
>
> Yes. He is saying that there is no such thing as economic rent in a
> capitalist economy. He is wrong.
>
>>Without profit the peoples needs do not get met - they don't
>>get to choose how they are served on an individual basis.
>
> That's like saying people need water, so there can't be any such thing
> as death by drowning.
>
>>If enough people get pissed off and are unhappy with the way things are
>>going they can do like the french people did and rise up when told they
>>can eat cake
>
> So lies, tyranny and injustice must be OK, just as long as nobody does
> anything about them?
>
>>- fortunately in this country we can VOTE to change things
>>or choose with our pocketbooks and don't have to go to such extremes.
WRONG! We will have two choices for president that can actually be
elected to the post. All the others are not know and are feared
because they are not known. All the others will be totally drowned
out by the media. All the issues will be selected by the two parties
and any issue not selected by the two parties will simply remain
undiscussed and there will be no disagreement on real issues because
that is how party politics works. The very powerful have selected
these two because they present the least threat and may have shown
that they can actually enhance the power of those already in
control. We will be asked to select the least offensive of the two.
> Not just yet, anyway....
>
>>If the masses are unhappy with bush or ken lay - they can DO something
>>about it
>
> Bush and Lay are just the symptoms.
>
>>- they don't even have to do A LOT of WORK to enact change -
>>just show up at the polls and VOTE - how much simpler do you want it?
We do not have much of a choice in our vote. We get the lesser of
evils. But if Satan was running against George Bush I'd probably
have to vote for Satan.
> First they must be informed. And the privileged have a _very_ large
> financial interest in ensuring that they aren't.
Yup. But then they must also have someone to vote for that can
win.
>>The poor french had to go into the cities and cut off the heads of thier
>>aristocrats. What is it you are proposing?
>
> Education. And that Mises and his ilk lay off the campaign of
> disinformation.
Yup.
>>Ok so you think the masses
>>are getting fucked raw and the government they elected is robbing them
>>behind thier back without doing anything in return - even if that were
>>true - if the citizens become unhappy they can CHANGE things pretty
>>easily by VOTING - so why are you so bitter - what do you want to
>>happen?
>
> I want people to learn the truth.
And I want them to be able to act on it. The place that SHOULD matter
is the House of Representatives. The (P)resident in this country
is supposed to damn well do what the Congress tells him.
-- http://GreaterVoice.org (a work in progress)
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