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  • You cant legislate love

    Rated Feb 07 1 review socialism, charity, gooferment, liberty, tax revolt wnd.com

    From the page: "Though the proponents of socialist schemes of compassion want us to forget the fact, government action is distinguished from that of other human associations by the implicit threat of coercion behind all its lawful acts. Government uses money taken from citizens under coercion. The same implicit coercion backs up the actions of its duly authorized agents. Everything done by government therefore smacks of constraint. The underlying reality of its power is, as I think Bentham suggested, the prospect of the gallows that overshadows everything it does. The root of its executive power is the right of lawful execution.

    Government as such is not an expression of human freedom. It in fact reflects the constraints required to make freedom compatible with peace and order. As the sphere of government domination and control grows, the sphere of free human action shrinks. But if freedom is an essential element of love, the sphere of human love shrinks with it. This means that, for all their talk of compassion, those who promise utopia by means of socialist schemes of government power are either tragically deluded or simply lying. The track record of someone like Obama certainly points to the latter.

    Socialism isn't about compassion simply because you can't legislate love. If we can somehow get well-meaning Americans of every stripe to ponder this simple fact, common sense will deflate the pretensions of all the socialists and so-called liberals overnight â€" at which point people will have to face the simple truth that Christ just as simply conveyed. Without love, all the works
    of the law count for nothing. The law can discourage evil. Only hearts truly transformed by the power of love can do true works of compassion.
    "
    You cant legislate love
  • American Thinker Blog: The secession movement in Vermont

    Rated Feb 02 1 review politics, libertarian, revolt secession, liberty americanthinker.com

    From the page: "The well-organized movement has a slogan: "Imagine Free Vermont." I guess living in those monts verts inspires a desire to take the high ground, with the iconoclasts from Montpelier (population 7,760) believing they have cornered the market on morality:"
    American Thinker Blog: The secession movement in Vermont
  • There is a Fiscal Catastrophe Ahead, But Never Mind |...

    Rated Feb 02 1 review economics, liberty, politics, money, healthcare, gooferment libertyslifeline.com

    From the page: "Social Security has been called the third rail of politics, but the reality is that we are all standing on the third rail trying to keep our balance and if anyone slips and touches the ground, weâ€re all fried. We have to suck up the courage to address Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid. If we canâ€t slow the growth of these programs so that they take a smaller amount of the budget pie each year, we are toast. None of those programs is in the Constitution, but the liberals/progressives created them with empty promises of benefits without costs. "
    There is a Fiscal Catastrophe Ahead, But Never Mind | Libertys Life Line
  • Your tax dollars at work

    Rated Jan 23 1 review economics, politics, healthcare, welfare, tax revolt wnd.com

    From the page: "Where does it end? Where do we draw the line? At what point do we distinguish between the deserving poor and the undeserving? These are questions I can't answer. All I know is once again Jane is clawing up the people who tried to love her. I'm furious at her for making the conscious decision to cause her family pain, to be a parasite on society and to mooch off of taxpayers at the tragic cost of a baby's life.

    "
    Your tax dollars at work
  • http://www.azstarnet.com/metro/325304

    Rated Jan 16 1 review politics azstarnet.com

    From the page: "Michelle Calsyn, assistant manager of the gated apartment complex near North Kolb and East Tanque Verde roads, said policy requires "patios and balconies to be kept free and clear of anything hanging."
    Asked if she knew what the flag represented, Calsyn said, "We have no further comment."
    Jacqueline Steele, president of the Tucson chapter of Blue Star Mothers of America, called the apartment manager's stance "disappointing." "
    http://www.azstarnet.com/metro/325304
  • Terrorism Follies | Libertys Life Line

    Rated Jan 10 1 review politics libertyslifeline.com

    From the page: "The Israelis look for terrorists, we look for tweezers."

    Instead of reading body scanners, perhaps we should be training the TSA agents in reading body language. That's what the Israelis do. If you are a Palestinian, sorry, but you go in a different line and you get more closely screened and questioned. You may pass, but you are going to be thoroughly checked out. We should do the same. Where is your passport from? What visa stamps do you have in your passport indicating where you have been? Why donâ€t you have any luggage Mr. Abdulmutallab? Why did you buy a one way ticket? Who are you staying with in Detroit? I see you paid cash for your ticket, how much cash do you have left for your trip after you land in Detroit? Do you have a credit card? No? Hmmm…maybe you should wait over there, while we check further."
    Terrorism Follies | Libertys Life Line
  • FOXNews.com - Health Care Countdown: Senate Bill Could...

    Rated Jan 04 1 review economics, liberty, politics, taxes, healthcare, tax revolt foxnews.com

    From the page: "In fact, the Senate is counting on raising $120 billion in new taxes over the next 10 years, the majority of which will come from the middle class. Another $30 billion is expected to roll in from the actual tax on insurance plans, but far more comes from wages.

    "This is a big tax on the middle class," said Douglas Holtz-Eakin, former director of the Congressional Budget Office, noting that 95 percent of people with the so-called Cadillac plans make under $250,000. "
     FOXNews.com - Health Care Countdown: Senate Bill Could Hit Middle Class Hard
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  • Jefferson’s Warnings About Money and Banks

    Rated Dec 18 1 review economics, liberty, politics, money, gooferment, tax revolt visandvals.org

    From the page: "Regarding money, Jefferson commented, â€oePaper is poverty … it is only the ghost of money, and not money itself.” We should remember this when we contemplate the loss of 95 percent of the purchasing power of the paper currency called â€oeFederal Reserve notes” in less than a century. As Ben Bernanke and the Fed create trillions of new paper â€oedollars,” we, the richest country in history, face the possibility of a hyperinflationary collapse and accompanying impoverishment.

    Jefferson, like other Founding Fathers, understood vividly the vulnerability of paper currencies, because of the devastating hyperinflation of the paper Continental dollar during the War for Independence. That is why the Coinage Act of 1792 stipulates gold and silver, NOT paper, as money. Jefferson and the Founders knew that for money to be sound, it needed to be something objective, tangible, unvarying, as well as something that people valued independent of its use as moneyâ€"something like a fixed weight of gold or silverâ€"rather than something as transitory and insubstantial as â€oethe full faith and credit” of a government of unreliable human beings."
    Jefferson’s Warnings About Money and Banks
  • Supreme Court Erases Legal Precedent for Auto Bailout |...

    Rated Dec 16 1 review business, government, fraud, deception, theft cato-at-liberty.org

    From the page: "Chrysler was thus able to avoid the â€oeabsolute priority rule,” which provides that a court should not approve a bankruptcy plan unless it is â€oefair and equitable” to all classes of creditors. The forced reorganization amounted to the Treasury redistributing value from senior, secured creditors to debtors and junior, unsecured creditors. The government should not have been allowed, through its own self-dealing, to hand-pick certain creditors for favorable treatment at the expense of others who would otherwise enjoy first lien priority."
    Supreme Court Erases Legal Precedent for Auto Bailout | Cato @ Liberty