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Offline HP2

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Re: Eye-opening Road Trip
« Reply #30 on: August 04, 2013 - 12:34:35 PM »
It's Ronald Reagan's first Inagural speech. As germain now as it was 30 years ago.

We have a host of complex problems, but, IMO, it still comes down to three simply things;allowing a private entity to provide our money, a government that doesn't care that that have to pay interest on that money, and fractional reserve banking that allows them to create the money out of nothing. Change these few things and you can change the course of history without having to necessarily kill every program out there.




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Re: Eye-opening Road Trip
« Reply #31 on: August 04, 2013 - 08:32:08 PM »
 Its the same old song...:violin: :violin:

Here in California people voted in all kinds of free stuff for themselves.  Then the taxes rose with that "free" stuff and there were less and less rich people left to pay their "fair share".

Soon the people who used to have reasonable and fair pay could no longer make it so they began to rely on more and more free government programs and then the cost of living increased.  It got to the point where people could no longer afford it so they moved to Oregon where they could survive...however they brought with them the same voting practices...and they voted in more free Sh-tuff and then Oregon also got too expense so then they moved to Nevada...repeat.

Government programs need NOT all go away.  If an individual state want to give people free lunches for their kids at school, and libraries, free cell phones, free cars, free health care, free mortgage payoffs to the people who could not afford to purchase a house to begin with then that state should certainly provide all of that free stuff.

If that state cannot pay its bills then its their tough luck.  If you live in a state that is responsible then good for you.

You can leave a state after people screwed it all up.  You cannot leave country that easily.

If your dad is an irresponsible jerk and winds up in debt then should you have to be responsible for his screw ups?!?!?

The original post on this thread is accurate...our country is a hollow shell of what it used to be and our children (even the ones not born yet) will be forced to pay for our generations (and the previous two generations before us) irresponsibility and screw ups!!!

Who believes that is fair???
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Re: Eye-opening Road Trip
« Reply #32 on: August 07, 2013 - 11:31:49 PM »
Yep Commiefornia, the natives are fleeing the sinking ship and headed to Colorado to start the cluster**** over No wonder the People want to split the state into N. Colorado and S. Colorado. They could split most of the states if you ask me.