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If you’ve got a business...

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I still don't see his point. If you start a business and you build the business then who helped you? Yes, your employees obviously did a job they were paid to do but in the end it was your business plan and work that started and built the company.

 

That isn't the point. What the President is guilty of is an unclear antecedent. If you listen to the entire statement, what he is saying is that if you have a business you use public roads, bridges and other infrastructure and that you didn't build that. The that refers to the public infrastructure.

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Smoke and mirrors at its best by conservative Talking Heads

I'm confused on the question, can you explain?

 

Sure. If the thought is that teachers only present information and it is the student's choice to learn, thus the teacher is not really responsible for learning, is it the same way for parents? Parents teach kids lessons. Kids choose whether or not to learn them. So...do parents also not get credit for producing kids with good character and ethics?

We now know where Obama got the idea of "You did not build that all by yourself...." It came from Mitt Romney in a 2002 speech to Olympic Athletes!!!

 

Mitt Romney said:

 

"You Olympians, however, know you didn't get here solely on your own power,” said Romney “For most of you, loving parents, sisters or brothers, encouraged your hopes, coaches guided, communities built venues in order to organize competitions. All Olympians stand on the shoulders of those who lifted them. We’ve already cheered the Olympians, let’s also cheer the parents, coaches, and communities. All right!"

 

Seems to me that both are right..........context is so important!!

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That isn't the point. What the President is guilty of is an unclear antecedent. If you listen to the entire statement, what he is saying is that if you have a business you use public roads, bridges and other infrastructure and that you didn't build that. The that refers to the public infrastructure.
Bull-hockey.

And, by the way, we’ve tried that before -- a guy named Bill Clinton did it.* We created 23 million new jobs, turned a deficit into a surplus, and rich people did just fine.* We created a lot of millionaires.

 

The Internet didn’t get invented on its own.* Government research created the Internet so that all the companies could make money off the Internet.

 

He isn't pushing public, he's peddling government.

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Smoke and mirrors at its best by conservative Talking Heads
Correct on the smoke and mirrors, but it's by the president, no one else.
That isn't the point. What the President is guilty of is an unclear antecedent. If you listen to the entire statement, what he is saying is that if you have a business you use public roads, bridges and other infrastructure and that you didn't build that. The that refers to the public infrastructure.

 

No, he was clear and not taken out of context. He was talking about peoples businesses. He let his social-side hang out in an unguarded moment. Or maybe it was a deliberate poke at people he does not share the same values with.

 

No, he was clear and not taken out of context. He was talking about peoples businesses. He let his social-side hang out in an unguarded moment. Or maybe it was a deliberate poke at people he does not share the same values with.

 

You've got to be kidding.

You've got to be kidding.

 

No. I do not believe that hardly anyone in this administration has any understanding - at all - of what it means to start - from nothing - an actual business. The values of being an risk taker and business person are different than those of a 'community organizer' or a political gear for the Harold Washington machine (Valerie Jarrett - top advisor). Values is not reference to moral values but the values of:

 

"I will make this entity, this business work or die or go broke trying even if no one else believes in it."

 

That is the value I do not believe anyone in this administration understands.

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You've got to be kidding.
To be fair, many of us feel the same way about those that argue the other side. He has a track record, if he hadn't, I'd understand the argument TA, you, TB&G and others are making. He's made it clear all along.
To be fair, many of us feel the same way about those that argue the other side. He has a track record, if he hadn't, I'd understand the argument TA, you, TB&G and others are making. He's made it clear all along.

 

I don't see it AT ALL.

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I don't see it AT ALL.
I wouldn't expect you to, that's ok. I see it very clearly. Chicago politician at his best in my view.
I wouldn't expect you to, that's ok. I see it very clearly. Chicago politician at his best in my view.

 

You wouldn't expect me to because....?????

Sure. If the thought is that teachers only present information and it is the student's choice to learn, thus the teacher is not really responsible for learning, is it the same way for parents? Parents teach kids lessons. Kids choose whether or not to learn them. So...do parents also not get credit for producing kids with good character and ethics?

 

Ok, I follow now. Thanks.

I've said it in other threads and will say it here again: who is running Mr Romney's campaign? The cat needs to be replaced.

 

They fire up a response ad to this (IMO) non-issue with a small business owner from NH. The guy used in the ad to complain that he "got there on his own" took almost $1M in govt loans.

 

I have serious doubts about the campaign manager.

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