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    Capitalism feeds off of natural human instincts and socialism is more of a "In a perfect world EVERYBODY would have a million dollars" but that doesn't factor into account that if everyone actually had a million dollars then a million dollars would cease to be a million dollars the way we think of it, it would be more like toilet paper....it would be worthless.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lyle View Post
    Capitalism feeds off of natural human instincts and socialism is more of a "In a perfect world EVERYBODY would have a million dollars" but that doesn't factor into account that if everyone actually had a million dollars then a million dollars would cease to be a million dollars the way we think of it, it would be more like toilet paper....it would be worthless.
    I think you are confusing this argument, I am not advocating pulling a Robin Hood for Socialism. I believe in indivduals owning property. However, there is an issue when that much of the property is in the hands of the few. It clogs the system, because the wealth is not flowing, as a result of that the country is less productive. I believe that stagnation of wealth and dependence on foreign banks is as dangerous as any terrorist organization.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lyle View Post
    Capitalism feeds off of natural human instincts and socialism is more of a "In a perfect world EVERYBODY would have a million dollars" but that doesn't factor into account that if everyone actually had a million dollars then a million dollars would cease to be a million dollars the way we think of it, it would be more like toilet paper....it would be worthless.
    I think you are confusing this argument, I am not advocating pulling a Robin Hood for Socialism. I believe in indivduals owning property. However, there is an issue when that much of the property is in the hands of the few. It clogs the system, because the wealth is not flowing, as a result of that the country is less productive. I believe that stagnation of wealth and dependence on foreign banks is as dangerous as any terrorist organization.
    Yeah it becomes more about control over and power over others.
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    Hey don't get me wrong, balance is everything. Look at Mexico, Russia, and Cuba...their revolutions were created basically out of having no middle class and having the greedy fat cats at the top.

    I'm merely suggesting Capitalsim is an easier fit for human nature than Socialism simply because you're not punished for wanting more or striving to achive a higher goal than what society has set for you.

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    Hey don't get me wrong, balance is everything. Look at Mexico, Russia, and Cuba...their revolutions were created basically out of having no middle class and having the greedy fat cats at the top.

    I'm merely suggesting Capitalsim is an easier fit for human nature than Socialism simply because you're not punished for wanting more or striving to achive a higher goal than what society has set for you.
    So I guess all I'm saying is as long as the money is tied up in that small group, it's gonna be hard for America. And the fact that China is buyin up real estate here, doesn't make me feel safe, or even OK with it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lyle View Post
    Hey don't get me wrong, balance is everything. Look at Mexico, Russia, and Cuba...their revolutions were created basically out of having no middle class and having the greedy fat cats at the top.

    I'm merely suggesting Capitalsim is an easier fit for human nature than Socialism simply because you're not punished for wanting more or striving to achive a higher goal than what society has set for you.
    Besides, being punished for exceeding society's goals will, in the long run, do very little to help the poor who have failed to meet those goals.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lyle View Post
    Capitalism feeds off of natural human instincts and socialism is more of a "In a perfect world EVERYBODY would have a million dollars" but that doesn't factor into account that if everyone actually had a million dollars then a million dollars would cease to be a million dollars the way we think of it, it would be more like toilet paper....it would be worthless.
    I would like to wipe my ass one million times on seperate dollar bills, American dollars, hmm luxury.
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    LOL That chart is very effective! I was laughing like hell as I was scrolling down and down and down....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lyle View Post
    Capitalism feeds off of natural human instincts and socialism is more of a "In a perfect world EVERYBODY would have a million dollars" but that doesn't factor into account that if everyone actually had a million dollars then a million dollars would cease to be a million dollars the way we think of it, it would be more like toilet paper....it would be worthless.
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X2JPbQOHEkY

    Here's John McCain's original view on this.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lh9_QvJicy4
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    ....still better than this

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OoqI5PSRcXM

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lyle View Post
    There'll have to be quite a large redistribution of wealth over the next few years or the US economy won't be able to grow very well. The redistribution of the last 30 years (all to the top) will have to be reversed so that the money generated by the economy will go to people who'll actually spend it, thus creating more economic growth. Obama is dead right about this and the bald plumber wrong.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kirkland Laing View Post
    Obama is dead right about this and the bald plumber wrong.
    ....talk to me in 4 years

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lyle View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Kirkland Laing View Post
    Obama is dead right about this and the bald plumber wrong.
    ....talk to me in 4 years
    Are you seriously questioning my Infallibility? How well does that always work out for you?

    I've already shown you at least once why I'm right, using facts and evidence. You know the one time in history when the top 1% of Americans' share of the wealth was this high previously? Just before the 1929 Depression, something we still stand a chance of repeating currently. The median wage in America has stayed effectively static since 1980 and the US consumer, 71% of US GDP, is now tapped out. Both parents in families now work, both work much longer and harder, both have gone into debt over the past few years just to pay the bills, and now the US consumer doesn't have any money anymore. The 1980-2008 redistribution of wealth to the wealthy has to be reversed othersie 71% of US GDP is going stand still and worse. If you're going to reply to what I have Written do so using facts and evidence only.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kirkland Laing View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Lyle View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Kirkland Laing View Post
    Obama is dead right about this and the bald plumber wrong.
    ....talk to me in 4 years
    Are you seriously questioning my Infallibility? How well does that always work out for you?

    I've already shown you at least once why I'm right, using facts and evidence. You know the one time in history when the top 1% of Americans' share of the wealth was this high previously? Just before the 1929 Depression, something we still stand a chance of repeating currently. The median wage in America has stayed effectively static since 1980 and the US consumer, 71% of US GDP, is now tapped out. Both parents in families now work, both work much longer and harder, both have gone into debt over the past few years just to pay the bills, and now the US consumer doesn't have any money anymore. The 1980-2008 redistribution of wealth to the wealthy has to be reversed othersie 71% of US GDP is going stand still and worse. If you're going to reply to what I have Written do so using facts and evidence only.
    That is one seriously funky post.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kirkland Laing View Post
    Are you seriously questioning my Infallibility? How well does that always work out for you?

    I've already shown you at least once why I'm right, using facts and evidence. You know the one time in history when the top 1% of Americans' share of the wealth was this high previously? Just before the 1929 Depression, something we still stand a chance of repeating currently. The median wage in America has stayed effectively static since 1980 and the US consumer, 71% of US GDP, is now tapped out. Both parents in families now work, both work much longer and harder, both have gone into debt over the past few years just to pay the bills, and now the US consumer doesn't have any money anymore. The 1980-2008 redistribution of wealth to the wealthy has to be reversed othersie 71% of US GDP is going stand still and worse. If you're going to reply to what I have Written do so using facts and evidence only.
    Kirkland, oh I totally agree, let's raid the accounts of Bill Gates, Warren Buffet, and all those other evil rich people and then hand out money to everyone who haven't earned it and who don't deserve it.

    The War on Poverty failed horribly....it tried to redistribute wealth as many Democrat programs have tried before but if those programs had worked then we wouldn't be listening to Barrack or you crying foul right now.

    Wealth is not a right, it's a goal plenty of people have, and it's achieveable here in America but it is not a right for everyone to be wealthy.

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