Amazon Water and AOC Oil Don't Mix

Sportello

Well-Known Member
Who doesn't like lower taxes, fewer government regulations and small business ?
The guys who are behind your propaganda don't exactly look out for 'small business':

The Job Creators Network (JCN) is a conservative and advocacy group founded by Home Depot co-founder and former CEO Bernie Marcus.[1] It is funded mainly by corporate executives and conservative foundations including the Mercer Family Foundation, and has been extensively promoted by far-right website Breitbart.[2][3]

Alfredo Ortiz, a former Pepsi and Kraft executive, was named president and CEO of JCN in January 2014.[4]
 

Old Man Jingles

Rat out of a cage
For a self proclaimed "Libertarian" like yourself all forms of public subsidies and tax concessions to private interests should fly in the face of all true "Libertarian" convictions.
As a true Libertarian, I don't consider "not taxing" a person or a business entity as a public subsidy or a tax concession.
I would NOT want to give recognition to the Mafia for not extorting money from a specific neighborhood while continuing to extort everyone else. The people/entities in that neighborhood got nothing for free ... they were not extorted like others.
 

vantexan

Well-Known Member
One of the drivers behind the ACA was that 86% of all personal bankruptcies was due to medical bills which in turn meant that a lot of creditors including small rural hospitals didn't get paid. The number today is 58% . That's not down as low was hoped for but is it better. BTW I'm still waiting for Van T to explain to us just exactly what is " social insurance". Based on his earlier comments perhaps it could mean that "social insurance" is a benefits program that you the individual can draw from but those the individual can't draw from is "socialism".
It's telling that instead of arguing the merits of my post you went after where I'm staying. With you it's got to be socialism or nothing. Tell me something, if you were younger, and Democrats were implementing socialism, would you be willing to train a gun on people to force them to accept socialism? Because pretty much everywhere you have the pure, government controlling everything socialism that's what ends up happening. And after everything falls apart it takes more guns to root out the socialists. Capitalism can suck, but until you find a better system that everyone can work with capitalism is the best there is. Deal with it. And for the millionth time social programs are fine if you can pay for them. Putting a stranglehold on business while continuing huge spending is a surefire recipe for disaster.
 

Old Man Jingles

Rat out of a cage
You're a neocon liberal posing as a libertarian praising crony capitalism and corporations subsidizing their profits with taxpayer money.
No way I support anything related to being nice to large Corporations ...
you haven't been paying attention to my posts ... not that you should.

I'm not sure what you mean by crony Capitalism so I'll let that slide.
 

DriveInDriveOut

Inordinately Right
No way I support anything related to being nice to large Corporations ...
you haven't been paying attention to my posts ... not that you should.

I'm not sure what you mean by crony Capitalism so I'll let that slide.
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Wait, you said you don't read my posts and have me on ignore remember?
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bacha29

Well-Known Member
It's telling that instead of arguing the merits of my post you went after where I'm staying. With you it's got to be socialism or nothing. Tell me something, if you were younger, and Democrats were implementing socialism, would you be willing to train a gun on people to force them to accept socialism? Because pretty much everywhere you have the pure, government controlling everything socialism that's what ends up happening. And after everything falls apart it takes more guns to root out the socialists. Capitalism can suck, but until you find a better system that everyone can work with capitalism is the best there is. Deal with it. And for the millionth time social programs are fine if you can pay for them. Putting a stranglehold on business while continuing huge spending is a surefire recipe for disaster.
In the end not if but when your advancing age combined with the fact that you are currently living in a region that has never set any performance records when to comes to political stability results in your return to the states because the combination of the two make it no longer safe for you to be there it will almost certainly result in your need for two or more key government programs whose basis lies in a form of socialism that will serve to feed you, pay your medical bills and in general take care of you when through no fault of your own you can no longer take care of yourself. I've encountered scores like you who embrace what can best be described as a selective conservatism. A conservatism that always ends at the doorstep of economic reality.
 

vantexan

Well-Known Member
In the end not if but when your advancing age combined with the fact that you are currently living in a region that has never set any performance records when to comes to political stability results in your return to the states because the combination of the two make it no longer safe for you to be there it will almost certainly result in your need for two or more key government programs whose basis lies in a form of socialism that will serve to feed you, pay your medical bills and in general take care of you when through no fault of your own you can no longer take care of yourself. I've encountered scores like you who embrace what can best be described as a selective conservatism. A conservatism that always ends at the doorstep of economic reality.
No, not coming back. Did you know there were Americans living here during their civil war? Just as there were in Guatemala. Much safer now. Why would I ever give up living comfortably in a nice area, paying for medical as I go, over barely scraping by in the States? I know you hope I'll fail, you hate seeing anyone getting what they want without the government giving it to them.
 

rickyb

Well-Known Member
No, I pointed out what they did wrong and also pointed out numerous times I made a mistake quitting and getting rehired. I have what I have now and am making the most of it. Enjoy your burrito.
i thought you said as long as they gave you a job they are treating you right.

you mean they werent following the golden rule?
 
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