But you do have plenty of personal attacks. What a debater of issues you are.
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khicks26SBR Aristocracy
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brooks85SBR Aristocracy
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#72Originally posted by khicks26So you have no experience buying healthcare. But can tell the rest of us your a pro at it.
You have yet to post anything proving your BS.
That's what I thought.
And notice how you asked for a real study, got one and then ignored it like the child you are. Again, proving what I said about you. You behave and logic just like a child.
keep running alice
this is the third time just recently you were shown links involving real facts but then panicked and made up some reason to ignore them. Scared.Comment -
khicks26SBR Aristocracy
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#73Notice you can't prove any of your BS unless you use your old BS. Which still makes it BS.Comment -
brooks85SBR Aristocracy
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#74Originally posted by khicks26Notice you can't prove any of your BS unless you use your old BS. Which still makes it BS.
Originally posted by brooks85notice how you're trying to deflect from the fact you're a liar and you lie on every topic you post about(not an exaggeration but not counting sports).
And notice how you asked for a real study, got one and then ignored it like the child you are. Again, proving what I said about you. You behave and logic just like a child.
keep running alice
this is the third time just recently you were shown links involving real facts but then panicked and made up some reason to ignore them. Scared.Comment -
khicks26SBR Aristocracy
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#75Notice how you just proved what I said. Its still BSComment -
brooks85SBR Aristocracy
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#76lol calling facts BS only helps my case alice but I'm sure in wonderland chesire cat is telling you that you're doing a great job!
in fact, you were just caught lying the other day lol
you tried to saying a link is "watching" MSM... lol
yet the facts show you actually do watch MSMComment -
khicks26SBR Aristocracy
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#77So just who are these global elites? If their not the rich & powerful. Then Who?Comment -
brooks85SBR Aristocracy
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#78^lol notice how you get caught lying and ignoring the facts so you desperately start grasping.
When you're ready to admit global warming is horse shit then you can be treated like an adult.Comment -
khicks26SBR Aristocracy
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#79So just who are these global elites? If their not the rich & powerful. Then Who?Comment -
brooks85SBR Aristocracy
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#80^lol uh oh... alice has turned on the posting bot
again, more proof you're a liar and think like a child.Comment -
khicks26SBR Aristocracy
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#81Just what I thought the reply would be from Brooksville.Comment -
brooks85SBR Aristocracy
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#82^well you are on record ignoring facts so it's comical to see you ask questions like you're not going to do what you've done for almost a decade now; ignore the truth.
the fact is you support a puppet for the elites and you're not ready to break that reality. You still watch MSM and you're asking who the elites are... lolComment -
guitarjoshSBR Hall of Famer
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#83Originally posted by khicks26The system you want would turn everything into a monopoly. Not open the market.
Fascism is a mix of government & business. That's why so many American companies liked Hitler before WWII.
Fascism is government control of private business, which is what the left now wants. If you want to see a textbook example of fascism, look up the Volkswagen Beetle and the role Hitler played in its creation.
Help me understand your line of thinking please. You're saying that the current government has been bought by wealthy people and corporations, so your solution is to give the government more power and think that will make it incorruptible? You really think that the more power a politician has, the less corruptible they become?Comment -
khicks26SBR Aristocracy
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#84Originally posted by guitarjoshIt wouldn't at all, the best way to prevent monopoly is through the open market, like eliminating trade barriers. Try to drive up the costs of medicine if we can just import cheaper stuff from Canada.
Fascism is government control of private business, which is what the left now wants. If you want to see a textbook example of fascism, look up the Volkswagen Beetle and the role Hitler played in its creation.
Help me understand your line of thinking please. You're saying that the current government has been bought by wealthy people and corporations, so your solution is to give the government more power and think that will make it incorruptible? You really think that the more power a politician has, the less corruptible they become?
So none of the industrialists under Hitler became very wealthy? He had a picture of Henry Ford hanging in his office.
Yes they do control the government. Take the money out of politics (campaign bribes) & you won't have the revolving door from government to business.
How many people leave government & get a job in a large corporation. What did Eric Holder do when he left. What is the Koch puppet Paul Ryan going to do?
Get the money out & the people will have to make the government do its will of work for the country as a whole. Be left or right policy & not for the few that give them money & a high paying job once out of government.Comment -
guitarjoshSBR Hall of Famer
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#85Originally posted by khicks26Yes it would be. Without rules & regulation or a government. You end up with monopoly. Think Standard Oil. History has already shown your system to be a failure.
So none of the industrialists under Hitler became very wealthy? He had a picture of Henry Ford hanging in his office.
Yes they do control the government. Take the money out of politics (campaign bribes) & you won't have the revolving door from government to business.
How many people leave government & get a job in a large corporation. What did Eric Holder do when he left. What is the Koch puppet Paul Ryan going to do?
Get the money out & the people will have to make the government do its will of work for the country as a whole. Be left or right policy & not for the few that give them money & a high paying job once out of government.
Sure some became wealthy, but the way to acquire that wealth was through government. All that government protection that you want is a great way to create oligopoly.
You will never take money out of politics. If you think things are bad now, wait until you have to kiss the rings of Jeff Bezos, Sheldon Aldelson, Rupert Murdoch, etc, if you want favorable coverage from their media organizations. Unless you're wealthy enough to buy something like that, you're powerless.Comment -
khicks26SBR Aristocracy
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#86Originally posted by guitarjoshStandard Oil was never a monopoly. At its peak, it did control a little over 90% of the gas production in the country, but when it was broken up in 1911, without the help of government, it had dropped to the mid 60s. Again, that was due to the market that it dropped. Virtually all monopolies were due to government protection.
Sure some became wealthy, but the way to acquire that wealth was through government. All that government protection that you want is a great way to create oligopoly.
You will never take money out of politics. If you think things are bad now, wait until you have to kiss the rings of Jeff Bezos, Sheldon Aldelson, Rupert Murdoch, etc, if you want favorable coverage from their media organizations. Unless you're wealthy enough to buy something like that, you're powerless.
On May 15, 1911, the Supreme Court ordered the dissolution ofStandard OilCompany, ruling it was in violation of the Sherman Antitrust Act.
Yeah we know in your version of history that's what FDR did. Even though rich & powerful men have spend the last 80 years undoing the New Deal. You don't make sense.
Correct, I think you need 2/3 of the states to go along to amend the constitution. If people don't want to be powerless, they better come together.Comment -
guitarjoshSBR Hall of Famer
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#87Originally posted by khicks26Rockefeller had most of the production & all the means of transportation. A monopoly.
On May 15, 1911, the Supreme Court ordered the dissolution ofStandard OilCompany, ruling it was in violation of the Sherman Antitrust Act.
Yeah we know in your version of history that's what FDR did. Even though rich & powerful men have spend the last 80 years undoing the New Deal. You don't make sense.
Correct, I think you need 2/3 of the states to go along to amend the constitution. If people don't want to be powerless, they better come together.
It's not just my version, many economists, in some polls the majority of economists, believe that FDR's policies prolonged the depression.
IT WILL ALWAYS BE FOR PROFIT! Political profit is the biggest problem, not financial profit. Look at how many state pension funds are on the verge of collapse despite a record stock market. That is because of unions promising votes to the politicians, who profit by winning elections and getting power. Even if you take away the ability to donate money above $500, you still have the media owned by very wealthy individuals, and the unions will deliver their votes to the highest bidder, even if it screws over everyone else.Comment -
guitarjoshSBR Hall of Famer
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#88A perfect example of what happens when we put tariffs on imports, the corporations are better off, wealthier, while the consumer is slammed:
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khicks26SBR Aristocracy
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#89Originally posted by guitarjoshHe did have most, but again, he lost a lot of the market without the government to keep competition out of the market. The best anti monopoly instrument is the free market. Taxes and regulations help the powerful.
It's not just my version, many economists, in some polls the majority of economists, believe that FDR's policies prolonged the depression.
IT WILL ALWAYS BE FOR PROFIT! Political profit is the biggest problem, not financial profit. Look at how many state pension funds are on the verge of collapse despite a record stock market. That is because of unions promising votes to the politicians, who profit by winning elections and getting power. Even if you take away the ability to donate money above $500, you still have the media owned by very wealthy individuals, and the unions will deliver their votes to the highest bidder, even if it screws over everyone else.
You free market system will never achieve a movement. Its the rich man idea.Comment -
khicks26SBR Aristocracy
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#90Originally posted by guitarjoshA perfect example of what happens when we put tariffs on imports, the corporations are better off, wealthier, while the consumer is slammed:
https://www.yahoo.com/finance/news/w...143713776.html
Now there's a way around a tariff. Leave it to Trump.Comment -
guitarjoshSBR Hall of Famer
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#91Originally posted by khicks26Most if not all positive change in this country has come from movements, protest & strikes. Some times people even were killed.
You free market system will never achieve a movement. Its the rich man idea.Comment -
khicks26SBR Aristocracy
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#92Originally posted by guitarjoshThat has nothing to do with Standard oil losing a huge chunk of the market without government intervention, just market forces. What causes monopolies will be the government regulating and taxing. You're telling me you being free is actually a rich man idea, and having politicians run your life for you is actually better, and that if we simply cap political donations politicians won't be influenced by anything other than their own pure hearts. You seriously believe that.
First & most important is to get the money out. But without a vigilant public & a free press to keep politicians honest. It won't make a difference.
This is the US today.
Inverted totalitarianism is a term coined by political philosopher Sheldon Wolin in 2003 to describe the emerging form of government of the United States. Wolin analysed the US as increasingly turning into a managed democracy (similar to an illiberal democracy). He uses the term "inverted totalitarianism" to draw attention to the totalitarian aspects of the US political system while emphasizing its differences from proper totalitarianism, such as Nazi and Stalinist regimes.[1]In Days of Destruction, Days of Revolt by Chris Hedges and Joe Sacco, inverted totalitarianism is described as a system where corporations have corrupted and subverted democracy and where economics trumps politics.[2][3][4][5] Every natural resource and living being is commodified and exploited to the point of collapse, as the citizenry is lulled and manipulated into surrendering their liberties and their participation in government through excess consumerism and sensationalismComment -
brooks85SBR Aristocracy
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#94Originally posted by khicks26NO, what I'm saying is that your system of supply side economics is a rich mans idea created for rich people. You will have to force on the public. There will never be enough people that think its a good idea to create a movement.
First & most important is to get the money out. But without a vigilant public & a free press to keep politicians honest. It won't make a difference.
This is the US today.
Inverted totalitarianism is a term coined by political philosopher Sheldon Wolin in 2003 to describe the emerging form of government of the United States. Wolin analysed the US as increasingly turning into a managed democracy (similar to an illiberal democracy). He uses the term "inverted totalitarianism" to draw attention to the totalitarian aspects of the US political system while emphasizing its differences from proper totalitarianism, such as Nazi and Stalinist regimes.[1]In Days of Destruction, Days of Revolt by Chris Hedges and Joe Sacco, inverted totalitarianism is described as a system where corporations have corrupted and subverted democracy and where economics trumps politics.[2][3][4][5] Every natural resource and living being is commodified and exploited to the point of collapse, as the citizenry is lulled and manipulated into surrendering their liberties and their participation in government through excess consumerism and sensationalism
again, the press's job is no longer about free press. It's about brainwashing which is why you have people like bernie and hillary running for president ALL while the press ignores the best candidate in modern history and he ended up winning.Comment -
guitarjoshSBR Hall of Famer
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#95Originally posted by khicks26NO, what I'm saying is that your system of supply side economics is a rich mans idea created for rich people. You will have to force on the public. There will never be enough people that think its a good idea to create a movement.
First & most important is to get the money out. But without a vigilant public & a free press to keep politicians honest. It won't make a difference.
This is the US today.
Inverted totalitarianism is a term coined by political philosopher Sheldon Wolin in 2003 to describe the emerging form of government of the United States. Wolin analysed the US as increasingly turning into a managed democracy (similar to an illiberal democracy). He uses the term "inverted totalitarianism" to draw attention to the totalitarian aspects of the US political system while emphasizing its differences from proper totalitarianism, such as Nazi and Stalinist regimes.[1]In Days of Destruction, Days of Revolt by Chris Hedges and Joe Sacco, inverted totalitarianism is described as a system where corporations have corrupted and subverted democracy and where economics trumps politics.[2][3][4][5] Every natural resource and living being is commodified and exploited to the point of collapse, as the citizenry is lulled and manipulated into surrendering their liberties and their participation in government through excess consumerism and sensationalism
Again, you won't get profit out. Once the public decides to tip the laws in their favor so their life is easier at someone else's expense we're in trouble. I love how you have so much faith in a free press, that's owned by very wealthy individuals and corporations, who will be getting their rings kissed by the politicians if you had your way.
Inverted totalitarianism is what you and your ideas have created. When Obama left office, we were more regulated than at any point in US history.Comment -
khicks26SBR Aristocracy
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#96Originally posted by brooks85well, by your own logic if you think getting money out is the most important thing then the first thing you would need to do is change human nature. Good luck.
again, the press's job is no longer about free press. It's about brainwashing which is why you have people like bernie and hillary running for president ALL while the press ignores the best candidate in modern history and he ended up winning.Comment -
brooks85SBR Aristocracy
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#97Originally posted by khicks26What happened to you guys saying they gave Trump millions in free advertising.
notice how you're proving exactly what I said about you when you're losing. You start grasping for straws on things that have nothing to do with the topic.Comment -
vitterdRestricted User
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#98Brooks is a 9/11 truther. End of story.Comment -
brooks85SBR Aristocracy
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#99^case in point khicks
either stay in the pen with vitter, like I told him day 1 lol, or come on outComment -
stevenashModerator
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#100He'll be 80 in 2020 (well 79)
Nobody is going to vote for an 80 year old man regardless of what party one is affiliated with.Comment -
khicks26SBR Aristocracy
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#101Originally posted by brooks85well, by your own logic if you think getting money out is the most important thing then the first thing you would need to do is change human nature. Good luck.
again, the press's job is no longer about free press. It's about brainwashing which is why you have people like bernie and hillary running for president ALL while the press ignores the best candidate in modern history and he ended up winning.Originally posted by brooks85what does this have to do with anything?
notice how you're proving exactly what I said about you when you're losing. You start grasping for straws on things that have nothing to do with the topic.Comment -
khicks26SBR Aristocracy
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#102Originally posted by stevenashHe'll be 80 in 2020 (well 79)
Nobody is going to vote for an 80 year old man regardless of what party one is affiliated with.Comment -
brooks85SBR Aristocracy
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#103Originally posted by khicks26An 80 year old that is to radical for the corporate Dems. They don't want Sanders. If he runs it would have to be a 3rd party.
fact is bernie was perfect and has been doing it for decades, soros put him in the spotlight and you couldn't look awayComment -
brooks85SBR Aristocracy
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#104Originally posted by khicks26You guys really need to make up your mind.
also, notice how you dodged the question. Again, these trends I have said about you are true and you keep proving it.Comment -
khicks26SBR Aristocracy
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#105Originally posted by brooks85you really need to learn to read slower so you actually understand
also, notice how you dodged the question. Again, these trends I have said about you are true and you keep proving it.
After he won you guys were all saying how smart he was to get free coverage from the MSM.
Which is it?Comment
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