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And they are ??????
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He wants your money. - Well that is not good!! The church wants my money, con artists want my money, the town tax collector wants my money.... He's anti-American. - That is an open eneded accusation and I thought that there were laws against that sort of thing. Are not the alien and sdition acts still in force ? Can Bama be charged under that ? Shouldn't he have been subject to hearing in congress ? Wer'nt the Republicans in contrl of Congress when he was first elected a senator so why didn't they hold hearings and charge him with Anti-Americanism ?
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Yes we should know more about Bama !!!
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"I was born at night, but it was not last night night" Last edited by f100supersabr; 05-05-2008 at 06:02 PM. |
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Well he doesn't really have any, he has spent most of his time as Illinois senator missing senate votes and campaigning for president. So if he can't even do the job he was elected to do here why would I vote for him for president.
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That's wrong and why I disagree with him.
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Intolerance? No, I tolerant the collectivists. I just don't agree with them. The burden of proof should be on you. But nonetheless, government is bad because having so much power over individuals is wrong. The way the government is so big, inept and corrupt is bad. It screws over the individual constantly. Starts wars aggressively that get people killed overseas for no reason. I don't believe in government giving us everything and holding our hand as we cross the street quite frankly. The opposite of what we have now, surely can only be the best plausible answer. |
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Go back to page 3 of this thread and look at my post with the YouTube video of the Democratic debate in Pennsylvannia. Skip to about 3:40 in the video and you will see Obama being asked whether or not he would raise the capital gains tax, even though history has shown that the government loses money when the tax is raised, and gains money when the tax is lowered. He responds by casting doubt on what will happen in the future (history repeats itself) by saying that what happened in the past might not happen in the future. He then goes on to say that the tax has to be raised "for the purpose of fairness." If you've heard his line about Warren Buffet's secretary paying higher taxes than him than you know what I'm talking about. The reason why this would ruin the economy is a simple tax problem in economic. For the government to lose money by instituting a higher tax, the economy has to shrink. For the government to gain money by decreasing tax rates, the economy has to grow. This is a relatively new theory in economics but is rapidly gaining support among economists. Of course, it only works to a point. Eventually you would have no taxes but that does not mean the government would get an infinite amount of money. It's a counter-intuitive concept but it makes sense if you think about it and it has been proven in the real world.
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