March 27, 200917 yr Since the Part I was getting rather long I opted to go with Part II. #23. Rahm Emanuel takes $320,000 in pay from Freddie Mac. You know, that outfit that was in part responsible for our current economic situation, because failed to use its watchdog powers. Should he have to give it back, since he and his cohorts have called for the AIG people to give back their contractual bonuses.
March 27, 200917 yr Author #24. Why are there no outcries of excessive profits made by George Soros? He is making billions on the backs of average Americans in this recession. The reason there is no outcry is because his is a major bankroller of making the US into a socialist country and destroying America's power. But that is OK to the liberals, because the US deserves to be kicked around. The only way liberals know how to come to power is kick the greatness of America into the ground and pretend they are going to restore America's rightful place in the world, by groveling at the feet of so-called allies like the French. Or worse going to our enemies and say we are sorry for being a great nation and we know that you attacked us because you are jealous, but that is our fault.
March 27, 200917 yr #24. Why are there no outcries of excessive profits made by George Soros? He is making billions on the backs of average Americans in this recession. The reason there is no outcry is because his is a major bankroller of making the US into a socialist country and destroying America's power. But that is OK to the liberals, because the US deserves to be kicked around. The only way liberals know how to come to power is kick the greatness of America into the ground and pretend they are going to restore America's rightful place in the world, by groveling at the feet of so-called allies like the French. Or worse going to our enemies and say we are sorry for being a great nation and we know that you attacked us because you are jealous, but that is our fault. I'm no expert on Soros. What has he done wrong in making his money?
March 27, 200917 yr Author I'm no expert on Soros. What has he done wrong in making his money? Nothing, he has broken no laws. The hypocrisy lies in the fact that the liberals bash wealthly people, unless they are wacko movie stars or any other rich people who bash America. Soros hates the American system, but is plenty willing to take advantage of our system for personal gain. Another hypocritical moment.
March 27, 200917 yr I'm no expert on Soros. What has he done wrong in making his money? Most of the AIG people who received a bonus did no wrong either. It's a clear case of guilt by association for many AIG executives and innocence by Democratic association for Soros.
March 27, 200917 yr Most of the AIG people who received a bonus did no wrong either. It's a clear case of guilt by association for many AIG executives and innocence by Democratic association for Soros. I agree on the AIG point. I don't buy (completely) that Soros is innocent in the eyes of Dems. Necessary, yes. Innocent, no.
March 27, 200917 yr Nothing, he has broken no laws. The hypocrisy lies in the fact that the liberals bash wealthly people, unless they are wacko movie stars or any other rich people who bash America. Soros hates the American system, but is plenty willing to take advantage of our system for personal gain. Another hypocritical moment. I don't believe that Dems bash America. I don't buy that they bash wealthy people. I don't think the AIG issue has anything to do with wealth. What does Soros hate about the American system?
March 27, 200917 yr Author I don't believe that Dems bash America. I don't buy that they bash wealthy people. I don't think the AIG issue has anything to do with wealth. What does Soros hate about the American system? He hates the fact the government is not in control of everything. Soros wants the European form of failed government to run everything. That way with his money and connections he can be one of those who dictate how we live. And Dems do bash everything when it is to their advantage. Within weeks of 9-11 the Dems started trashing Bush because was too popular and were worried they would lose elections.
March 27, 200917 yr He hates the fact the government is not in control of everything. Soros wants the European form of failed government to run everything. That way with his money and connections he can be one of those who dictate how we live. And Dems do bash everything when it is to their advantage. Within weeks of 9-11 the Dems started trashing Bush because was too popular and were worried they would lose elections. Do you have a link for the claims on Soros?
March 27, 200917 yr Author Do you have a link for the claims on Soros? No, all you have to do is look at what groups he has supported, what candidates he has supported, read about what he believes in and watch an interview of him. That is how I have come to this belief of him.
March 27, 200917 yr I know Soros is a big Demo supporter and was a big donor through his PAC. However, I don't see that as evidence that he hates America or "the system." He might disagree with others' philosophy of govt involvement but he's hardly alone in that. Isn't saying he "hates America" just because he doesn't agree with you the same as saying someone who spoke out against a war that you support is "not a patriot?" Dangerous.
March 27, 200917 yr Author Anyone who wishes to go to more socialism in this country is someone who hates our system, our way of life and America itself.
March 27, 200917 yr Anyone who wishes to go to more socialism in this country is someone who hates our system, our way of life and America itself. Define "socialism." Its bantered about freely when most people don't have a clear grasp on what it truly means.
March 27, 200917 yr Define "socialism." Its bantered about freely when most people don't have a clear grasp on what it truly means. I agree, Clyde. Furthermore, while I am unashamedly a capitalist I don't hesitate to recognize the flaws and problems within the system nor would I consider a person who disagrees with my economics at a fundamental level to “hate America.” That is fanaticism and it is dangerous.
March 27, 200917 yr I agree, Clyde. Furthermore, while I am unashamedly a capitalist I don't hesitate to recognize the flaws and problems within the system nor would I consider a person who disagrees with my economics at a fundamental level to “hate America.” That is fanaticism and it is dangerous. :thumb:
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