Conservative-liberalism (Laissez-faire liberalism), another utopia for Poland?

Antek_StalichThreads: 6 Posts: 1,533 Joined: May 6, 11 ♂	Edited by: Antek_Stalich Jun 18, 11, 01:47 #91
delphiandomine: The internet fawns over him, but he's pretty much on the fringe of American politics. He's the Tea Party darling - but their time is already over. My question was rather rhetorical since I could have googled that out myself but it is true I've never heard of Ron Paul until I joined these Forums.

LlamaticThreads: 4 Posts: 605 Joined: May 26, 11 ♂ [Suspended]	Jun 18, 11, 03:18 #92
delphiandomine: Tea Party ... - but their time is already over. Hardly. Wishful thinking doesn't change anything. Sorry.

Romany1x

Jun 18, 11, 04:31 #93

Antek_Stalich:

I've never heard of Ron Paul until I joined these Forums.

He's not worth paying attention to outside the US (or inside if you take and follow politics seriously). Been trying for President since the 80s, and received a miniscule number of votes for Rep Pres candidate last time around. Mitt Romney is the one to be looking out for as rep candidate. The Tea-party hype is liberal media trying to make republicans appear moronic in the eyes of floating voters.

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Jun 18, 11, 08:42 #94

Romany1x:

. The Tea-party hype is liberal media trying to make republicans appear moronic in the eyes of floating voters.

The Liberal media is the moronic ones.

We have had so many years of constant Liberals increasing spending sprees on social programs & constant Neo Cons increasing spending sprees on War budgets.

It is out of control. The U.S is going down the same paths that the Soviet Union & the Roman empire did before they collapsed. That is exessive budgets of Miltary budgets & Social programs.

The tea party is right on. Something has to be done about the debt.

But, most people today are so moronic they think spending more & more is always good even if you are severely indebted. It is not only the moronic government but also alot of the moronic citizens.
Which is why we are in this economic mess to begin with.

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Jun 18, 11, 17:58 #95

Romany1x:

The Tea-party hype is liberal media trying to make republicans appear moronic in the eyes of floating voters.

Yes. Our Lying Liberal Media is doing all it can to cast the Tea Party as extremists and racists in order to marginalize them and their message while protecting Obama and his Radical Leftist agenda. This despicable calculated journalism malpractice the likes of which we have never seen before divides our nation. The Left truly will rip our country apart just so they can cling to power.

saschaThreads: 13 Posts: 3,858 Joined: Jun 10, 10 ♂	Jun 18, 11, 18:08 #96
Llamatic: The Left truly will rip our country apart just so they can cling to power sorry dude, but your presidents are since a long time mangers or puppets of the big cooperate companies they get sposored during campaign and need to keep in check after. as you know, the 'after' is always the tougher job. ;)

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Jun 18, 11, 18:21 #97

sascha:

sorry dude, but your presidents are since a long time mangers or puppets of the big cooperate companies they get sposored during campaign and need to keep in check after. as you know, the 'after' is always the tougher job. ;)

Be that as it may, what's that have to do with the Lying Liberal Media protecting Obama's agenda by casting every critic of his Radical Leftist policies as "racists"?

saschaThreads: 13 Posts: 3,858 Joined: Jun 10, 10 ♂	Jun 21, 11, 21:12 #98
Llamatic: Be that as it may, what's that have to do with the Lying Liberal Media protecting Obama's agenda by casting every critic of his Radical Leftist policies as "racists"? that is your local bs problem. your politic world is slightly twisted. not enough variety. what us needs is a grossreinigung. dem, rep, lib ALL go home and send fresh 'blood'. ;)

BzibziohThreads: 6 Posts: 3,657 Joined: Oct 15, 08 ♀ [Suspended]	Jun 22, 11, 02:29 #99
sascha: your politic world is slightly twisted. not enough variety. Sure. Some political prisoners would be sooo cool. Or at least Nobel Peace prize winners who can't travel to pick it up. Not to mention a gulag or two. Just for variety.

saschaThreads: 13 Posts: 3,858 Joined: Jun 10, 10 ♂	Jun 27, 11, 21:47 #100
Bzibzioh: Or at least Nobel Peace prize winners like the one now having his war with libya??? you are soooo funny. Bzibzioh: Not to mention a gulag or two. Just for variety. problems/bad experiences or just trolling???

BzibziohThreads: 6 Posts: 3,657 Joined: Oct 15, 08 ♀ [Suspended]	Jun 27, 11, 21:57 #101
sascha: like the one now having his war with libya??? you are soooo funny. In an instance of putting the cart before the horse, he was awarded the Nobel Peace Price without having done anything. Nah, liberals are much much funnier. sascha: problems/bad experiences or just trolling??? Just being a helpful soul providing you with examples.

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Edited by: AdamKadmon Jun 27, 11, 22:19 #102

Could it be that the invisible hand of the market really be the Chinese Politburo:

...It seemed that the system could manage itself without direct political control... but it was an illusion. The reason for the extraordinary boom was the very opposite. It happened because of a giant exercise of political power by an elite thousands of miles away on the other side of the world.

The Asian countries, led by China, had decided that never again would they put themselves at the mercy of America and its financial elites.

So the Chinese Politburo created a system to manage America. They deliberately held their currency’s exchange rate at a low level. This meant their exports were cheap, and Chinese goods flooded into America. And to pay for them, American dollars flooded into China.

But instead of spending the money on the population, the Chinese leaders immediately lent the money back to America by buying government bonds. It was a perfect system of cheap goods and cheap money flowing into America. All controlled by the Chinese Politburo.

And it was this that created the stability. The Chinese money had led America into a dream world. The reason so few banker's and politicians question this is because of their faith in computers, which they believed had brought stability to the system, but in 2008 it all collapsed. As 10 years earlier, those running financial sector, mobilised political power to rescue themselves and maintain supremacy. They asked politicians to bail them out and they agreed and once again, just like in SE Asia, ordinary people pay the price.

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