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http://www.obamaconspiracy.org/bookm...rthcertificate http://www.wnd.com/2012/08/why-did-o...s-transcripts/ Looking at this you see how keeping anything secret lets the opposition make up there own stories. https://www.google.com/webhp?hl=en#q...w=1280&bih=811 |
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Once they become president, it doesn't matter. But I did download the birth cert from whitehouse.gov and loaded it with Adobe Illustrator. Why does it have layers? Trump offered 5Million for his college creds, I think the right thing to do is take Donalds money |
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What Romney failed to mention is that 22% of the companies Bain Capital was involved with went under. He's got a twenty-two percent failure rate. How many companies went under and no longer exist, and how many people lost their jobs? Combine that with the fact that he left office with a 37% approval rating. |
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Or should they cut the spending, lose the jobs and wait for the private sector to stop exporting jobs? Government spending in all countries goes 95% into their own economy to employ people. Curt the spending and lose the jobs. Lose the jobs, lose sign ups. Yes it will hit you. How many blame the unemployment or the economy for their income? How many are seeing less sign ups from Greece, Eire, UK, Italy, Spain, Portugal, etc. Because people lost their jobs? I asked a very important question a couple of days ago. It came down to why do Americans pay more for Health Care than anywhere else and get a crappy system. The answer is simple. US Government is in the pockets of corporations. So if anyone dreams for one moment the cuts in spending are going to harm them. Dream on. |
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For reasons that boggle my mind people think Romney and Bain Capital is a success story. It isn't. Are you going to invest your life savings into a company that has a one in four chance of loosing it? Do you want our government investing into businesses that have a one in four chance of being here next year? Are you honestly going to vote for a man who left office with a 37% approval rating? |
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Do you have a workable solution? Because if the US Government stopped borrowing it would mean a million or more out of a job. It you're 100% export, you're fine. Except the food you eat will go up in price, oil as well. Plus a whole host of other things. There's this insane idea that if they do away with Government spending and everything is cushy again. :upsidedow |
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It is called living within your means. There is nothing wrong with government spending. There are plenty of things the government should spend money on. No one that I have seen here is arguing that. |
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anymore questions? |
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1. Do the employed take a massive pay cut to get more people employed. 2. Do the employed pay more in taxes to look after the millions that are now out of work and the future million? 3. Do we say fuck those and leave them to fend for themselves? The mess we are in now isn't all the fault the over spending of Governments. It's root cause is the Wall Street and City of London banks gambling and getting rich quick schemes. With the lack of and inadequate regulations and over seeing, they gambled us into this mess. Remember this board 2007 when all the pimps were telling us of their big share dealings ad now it's Gold or Silver. Great if they do it with their money. WS and CoL banks did it with ours and money that simply didn't exist. Do you know what they really buy and sell on the Bond markets? The US is still running on an inflated economy without slowing it, the EU has started to put the brakes on. See the riots in in Greece for a taste. Answer this question for us. Where should the cuts be? |
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And personally, I don't think at all about your failure rate. I am concentrating on my success rate. As everyone should be doing. |
If I did my research right here's the problem.
The US raises $2.45 trillion a year in taxes. 15.7% GDP. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_...federal_budget Government spends 25.36% of GDP http://www.ritholtz.com/blog/wp-cont...utlays-GDP.png So Daddy's spending more on his family than he's earning. Now does he go home and say to the family "We have to start living like poorer people." Or does he keep borrowing? What ever he chooses will be devastating for the family. The proof of the devastation is to be soon on the news programmes. Not NY this week. Even though is FEMA a great place to cut spending or split it between States? The only sensible way out of the mess is a multi level approach. More taxes, less loop holes. More long term investment in the future. Shaving back food/oil subsidies. Tax imported finished goods. Sales tax. Don't forget the Government is voted in by the people, so the people must take the blame. They kept telling you "No more taxes" and didn't stop the spending. And still the voters vote them in. :upsidedow |
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That's why there are nickel slots for the masses. |
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And this is what brainwashing does to people. They still buy the myth that cutting spending means the private sector picks up the jobs lost. :1orglaugh |
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However, BOOKMARK THIS POST SO, BECAUSE I WON't do it again. The order of the list is not suggesting how I rate these cuts in importance. #1 - Foreign aid - We give away far too much money to other countries. Why would that be our responsibility. If it's for places that have faced drought or natural disastors that should be a one time gift. Not an annual paycheck. #2 - Close most of the military bases around the world. We have planes and ships to move troops,weapons and supplies. #3 - Farm subsidies - I live in an agricultural area, and the farmers just laugh at the money they receive NOT to grow crops. #4 - TSA - What a joke. Pay an army to stripseach 80 year old women who are flying from Iowa to Georgia to visit their grandchildren. How am I doing so far? #5 - Food stamps - The lack of oversight in that welfare program is beyond ridiculous. The black market in foodstamps keeps a lot of drug users...drug users. #6 - Government studies. - I really don't think we need to know 95% of the bullshit that the government gives grants to study. #7 - Government regulatory agencies. The list of agencies that watch business is totally out of control. #8 - US postal system. Close it down and let UPS and FEDEX take it over. They will do it,and make money doing it. Time for my meeting. |
In reality you'd be able to cut much more and do better by cutting most things 10-15% than by cutting some things 100%...
The one thing I'd cut immediately 100% is the drug war. Putting people in prison for years and costing a ton of money because they sold pot is crazy, especially when we could tax legal sales instead... |
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#4 - TSA - What a joke. Pay an army to stripseach 80 year old women who are flying from Iowa to Georgia to visit their grandchildren. How am I doing so far? Quote:
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What Minte has done is looked at the problem with a lot of bias and little thought. Cutting out expensive useless and wars that made the balance of power in the Middle East worse, would be a great idea. It would cost jobs in factories producing the arms though and Haliburton wouldn't like it. And there's the truth. A lot of the money spent fighting Bush's illegal wars went to private enterprise. Minte owns a factory that gets some US Government contracts. What if the US Government decided to cut the spending or if the overseas aid helps a country to build a plant using his products? Cutting farmers subsidies is good, especially if they're paid not to grow food. They should be paid to grow food that can be turned into fuel. His attitude is clearer in the cut Food Stamps part. Quote:
Still cuts have to be made, taxes have to be raised and the Governments have to invest in the future. |
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In fact a lot of the regulation should be funded by the industries and with them having zero influence or control. Why should the tax payer pay for regulating industries to make sure they do the right thing? Still back in the real world. It's never going to happen. :Oh crap |
Minte you're wasting your time answering that question to Paul. I already did that and instead of accepting my answer on what I would do...he did exactly what he did to you just now.
He goes off on your answer with more questions all spawned from his fantasy world of "theories" about how things work. It's just a never ending waste of time. When it comes to politics...Paul appears to be one of those "doom and gloom" people who feel that it's all up to govt. to take care of us. We are simply helpless children. |
Trump goes on Letterman and rips Obama for China then Dave pulls out all Trumps shitty products made there lol
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But the flip side of it is this: If Trump had the ties made in the U.S. they would be so expensive nobody would buy them. :( I think we should be looking at all the reasons that companies go to places like China to make products. Yeah, I know we can't compete with their labor costs. But we could do other things to make business more attractive here in the U.S. Lower taxes for one. Fed, state, and local govt. making it easier and less expensive for business to operate is another one. Instead of being angry at companies for leaving the U.S., let's create an environment where they won't want or need to leave here. Make it so that the U.S. is the BEST place to manufacture and that is where the jobs will go. I saw that happen with my own two eyes in the 1990's when South Carolina brought BMW to the upstate of South Carolina. They did it by giving them tons of concessions on taxes and fees. The economy roared back to life when that plant went into production making BMW Z3 sports cars. People got good high paying jobs and it trickled down over the entire Greenville/Spartanburg area. That is how you get companies to manufacture locally instead of going to China. You make it more attractive for them financially. |
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We go to every city in the US.. We identify all the needy and drain on society people. We line then up in a long row, then shoot every third one and tell the other 66% still standing we will be back for another pass in 6 months. It's to their benefit not to be back in this line.:) |
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I am an EX-Obama voter (2008) who is pissed at what he hasn't done. I'm finished voting for Republicans too. Their social agenda is way too restrictive of my personal freedom. And both parties are warmongers. I'm voting for Gary Johnson and the Libertarian Party. Matter of fact, I'm going down today to vote early. If anything...in the contest between Obama and Romney...I'm a ANTI-Obama-Cheerleader. Obama is the President. I'm not going to judge Romney because he is NOT the president and hasn't disappointed me...yet. I do believe that Romney will turn the economy around much faster than lame ass Obama can. But neither of these clowns is getting my vote. |
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Unfortunately...there is NO answer for Paul. He has no real position and no answers himself. He's just trolling and trying to piss people off. :( |
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What you mean to say is "It increases Trump's profit margin if he has them made in China and them shipped to the us". |
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You can try looking after yourself and good luck with your attempts. Got an island sorted out to go live on? The truth is very different. we all rely on the Government in one way or another and way they get it wrong, we suffer. They got it wrong with regulating the banks and fucked the World's financial system. They fucked regulating the oil drilling in the Gulf and fucked the people living down there. I don't expect the Government to look after me totally. I expect them to build a structure I can look after myself in. We rely on that structure a lot more than you think. Because apart from the actual money that goes overseas and never comes back. All Minte's cuts mean lost US jobs. This will mean more people needing the Government to look after them unless you want them to starve. It will mean less money being spent in the shops and more jobs lost there. Those who are losing jobs might be some of your members. So you will get a pay cut as well. No Government goes $16 trillion into debt without making the people of that country believe they are far better off than they really are. Cutting that debt by cutting jobs will lead to ruin. Ask Greece. The only answer is better spending and more taxes. Yes, go back to the tax levels of Clinton and repay the debt without massive job losses. Anyone who believes cutting taxes leads to more jobs, is kidding himself. If it were true the US would have a glut of jobs. It used to work like that in days before Disco Music. Your answer was cut the military to the bone. China would love that. Or do you kid yourself they wouldn't fill the vacuum? Cut it back yes, make it more cost efficient, yes. It will cost jobs. Put the money into teaching and investing in the long term. Like a subsidy for US manufactured solar panels. So less reliance on carbon fuels for power. Sales tax like VAT, so the end domestic user pays the tax. Would work great on Gas. This is the future. http://www.teslamotors.com And where Governments need to be concentrating. http://www.thedailygreen.com/living-...funding-460609 |
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And there's the flip side. No one who has worked hard, been successful and lost his job because they decided making ties in China were cheaper, expect to get looked after. Quote:
I say tax those imported goods, when they hit the docks, and let those taxes support the people thrown out of a job. Shit the Wall Street Bankers won't like that one little bit. Like we should care about them. Quote:
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I lived in the upstate of South Carolina from 1992 to 2008. Watched all the textile mills there shut down and move to China. Basically the majority of the fabrics industry in the U.S. moved to China. How about YOU think before you post. You act like a fool when you keep posting about shit you don't know. |
Please Paul...can't you PLEASE stay in your section: https://gfy.com/forumdisplay.php?f=54
Don't you have your hands full arguing with other idiots over there already? |
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Jobs are already coming back from China. We are making parts again in our factory that we lost to China a decade ago. And it won't stop. What manufacturers here have learned is effieciency. From design to manufacturing through shipping. We don't leave much to chance. We sell things to China. A few years I bought more than I sell there. Today it's just the opposite. Bottom line. Government does not produce jobs. Private industry does. And if private industry is not regulated and taxed to death we know how to do it well. Just hope the government stays the hell out of the way. |
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Romney needs to take a stand. I think he should stop all foreign aid, close down most military bases around the world, stop farm subsidies, get rid of the TSA, stop food stamps, remove all government regulatory agencies, and shut down the USPS. In the process he would loose the support of all Jews (who get the most aid), any one who has families in the Middle East, Asia, or South American (whom all get some kind of aid from us), he'll loose support of millions in the military and their dependents, loose the vote from all of the farmers and pretty much the mid west, lost the vote from everyone on welfare or food stamps or any kind of federal support, loose the vote from anyone working in a union or insurance or medical fields, and when he shuts down the USPS he'll lost the vote of all of the postal workers, their dependents, as well as a lot of other government employees. At that point... The only people who will be voting for him will be rich white business owners most likely of european orgins. In other words, people like... People like you Minte. I agree with you on a lot of points here, but the reason it doesn't get done is because the moment you make a statement like "Let's stop all foreign aid" suddenly pissed off the entire Jewish population plus pissed off every government in the world. This is why shit doesn't get done. |
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And does it really matter to you that in increases Trump's profit margin? That's the whole point isn't it? Would you make 50 cents when you could make a dollar simply by manufacturing in the most profitable way? Why would you (or anybody else) demonize smart business practices? It's not the fault of a business that they can make more money by producing in another country. It's the fault of greedy govt. (local, state, and federal) who keep their filthy hands on your wallet and shake you down on the local level with fines and fees and paperwork and taxes that CAUSE it to be more expensive to produce here. It seems to me that our society went from anti-govt. protestors in the 1960's/1970's to a bunch of pro-govt. sheep in the present day. |
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I disagree: http://americanmadeyes.com/clothinga.../mensties.html |
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The first tie maker's link to their website doesn't work (out of business?) The second one makes novelty "military" looking ties (camouflage and that type of thing) The third one is cheap ties The fourth one is the one I cited earlier. Hundred dollar ties. |
The real question here is why are all of the $20 ties beyond ugly? You need to spend at least $50 to get a decent looking tie.
Sometimes I wonder if that's done on purpose. New conspiracy for GFY to look into? |
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The tie debate is just one example of how the world is changing and it's effect on many.
Huge numbers of jobs have gone to countries where it's cheaper to produce them. This has given a few a lot of profit and many lose their jobs. So what's the solution? Tax those who have jobs and those who make a lot of money so they can make sure those who have lost out, can still have a job. Yet a job that contributes to the good of the country they live in. Cut taxes, borrow money to make up the difference. to make sure there are still jobs for those who lost out. Cut taxes, don't borrow, let those who lost out rot and lose a huge swathe of buying Americans? We were all brought up on the ethic of fending for ourselves, making our own way in life and not relying on others. More so for me than for many here. This ethic comes from a time when there were jobs to be had, today the world has changed. Yes there are some jobs to be had, but if an employer will pay an illegal immigrant so little it's better for a person to stay on welfare. Why should he go to work? The solution to this is simple. Yes there are people who abuse the system, like business men abuse the system. Do you make 98% suffer because of the 2% of abusers? The solution to this is simple. Sandy hit the East Coast and devastated it, no one is saying they shouldn't get Government Funding. A bigger storm has hit the West, the storm of cheap imports and lost jobs. Should we ignore the victims, so a few can be a little bit better off? |
We have been fed an illusion and myth that we can spend our money better than the Government can. Well can we?
Will we adopt a pensioner, invalid, or someone who has lost a job or a policeman, or fireman, a street light, a part of a motorway, part of a pavement or anything that our taxes are spent on. Or will we buy a bigger car of a silk tie and say screw the rest because I need a silk tie to drive to work on my free road in my big swanky car? |
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