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Posts Tagged ‘republicans’
This is an interesting video by Pat Condell. I do believe Pat is wrong on one issue. Stating no-one has ever commed injustice against people from the Middle East just is not true. Of course that does not give terrorists the right to invade our culture or blow us up. Pat Condell
Pat makes some interesting points about Immigration that people in the United States should consider. I don’t believe people from Mexico plan to kill everyone. I’ve never heard of a Mexican plan to make every woman wear burkas, but there may be violence from abroad that spills over into the US. Beheading on the rise in Mexico per NPR. This NPR story points out how Rape in Mexico tends to go unreported because of culture and police looking at the issue as being “the woman’s fault”. There’s also the planned take over of U.S. by sheer force of numbers. You can’t really tell what the crime statistics are for illegals from Latin America in the US because the data is collected, but not published. CIA World Factbook Ethnic Groups
Nearly every business in the US now offers duel services in English and Spanish. The second highest source of revenue for Mexico is illegals in the US sending money back to Mexico. The New York Times Published: March 30, 2006:
What incentive does Mexico have to change? I’m sure they couldn’t pull it off. The richest man in the world is now from Mexico. This is one area I where I believe the Democrats are being totally hypocritical, and making their own worst enemy. They claim to represent so many groups of people that are totally contradictory to each other, yet people keep supporting the same politicians. The Democrats support illegal immigration, yet claim to support the poor in the US. Every blue collar worker in the US has his job threatened by illegal immigrants. The Democrats claim to support African Americans, but turn a blind eye to the African Americans who have lost their jobs to illegal immigrants. Liberal Secularists often support illegal immigration, yet they have a growing fear of the radicalized Evangelical Right. I assert the radical left has a hand in creating the same people they fear. By not giving a damn about the poor blue collar people, the radical left is fueling the radical right. The radical left is creating a group of people that have absolutely no hope for the future. The people that comprise the radical right have absolutely no hope for the future, and are much like Muslims. They only have the afterlife to look forward to. This is what Chris Hedges says he’s talking about in American Fascists. Chris Hedges on American Fascists
Next we have the Republicans. Republicans have aligned themselves with the religious right. I believe religion can do great things for people, but it can also be used to control people: Religion is what keeps the poor from murdering the rich. ~ Napoleon Bonaparte There is a total contradiction going on within the Republican Party. I support a free market. Government welfare for the people is Socialism. Government welfare for corporations is fascism. Tax breaks, government subsidies, and eminent domain on behalf or corporations is not a free market. Somehow conservatives appear to be confused over this issue–although I have seen Democrats support such robbery on behalf of corporations as well. When I listen to Michael Reagan, or Sean Hannity, I hear people people who act like total nationalists on behalf of corporations. How is pledging allegiance to corporations patriotic when they are sending every American job they can over seas? How does the Bible support exorbitant tax breaks for the rich, but not for the poor Matthew 19:16-26? Matthew 19:16-26 tells us the rich should–not be selfish–and give up all they own to help the poor. I have read sermons that claim that’s not what this passage means, but I’m not buying it. I’m sure that makes wealthy congregation members very happy. Matthew 19:16-26 does not mean you should take from the poor and give to people who are poorer either. No I’m not saying we need to confiscate money from people against their will. What I am saying is the poorest people of the US are being sacrificed. People are saying we should be charitable to people from Mexico, but what they’re actually doing is bringing in cheep labor, so the rich can become extremely rich. If this is really about helping the poor of Mexico, then why aren’t the rich donating to the United Way or World Vision, instead of sacrificing the poorest people in the US? This goes beyond illegal immigrants from Mexico. This extends to the factory jobs being lost to people in China paid as little as $19 per week, or the IT jobs being lost to workers in India who make as little as $200 a month–that’s what someone from India told me at least. How does supporting US corporations support family values? Prior to 1913 when the income tax was instated, taxes were gathered by tariffs. That means they were collected by business transactions, not by taxing the people. If these US companies are sending all their labor over seas, they are no longer US companies and should be treated as such. Giving tax breaks to the rich is insane when all they do is send more jobs overseas. That idea no longer works in a global economy. In the film Orwell Rolls In His Grave they state:
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Divide and Conquer or United We Stand Divided We FallIt has been great to see people from every political party and every belief system come together to support Ron Paul. I would like to ask everyone to watch his below video, and I would like to make a suggestion. For years people have become frustrated with the two party system and have been fractioning off into separate parties. For example we have the Constitution Party, the Libertarian Party, and the Personal Choice Party. Has anyone ever heard of the term “Divide and Conquer?” Don’t fall for this trap. Having watched films like Orwell Rolls in his Grave, I know a third party can’t get air time unless they have millions of dollars. Even then, the news networks can still keep a third party out if they didn’t like their message. Smear campaigns are very easy to pull over on the American People. I believe people have been playing into the hands of corrupt politicians all along. United we stand. Divided we fall. Imagine if all these different factions continue to pull together and became active within their own precincts–with or without Ron Paul. The neocons would have people to reckon with. As things currently stand, people keep getting disgusted and abandoning all hope. When we do this we are just letting the neocons have their way. I would like to urge everyone to take the time to learn how your local political party works, and get involved. Unfortunately, every state is different, so you have to find resources to study your local process. Try to unite people by finding issues we agree on, rather than uniting people by finding a common enemy. Whether Ron Paul wins or not “We The People” need to unite. Maybe we could get Ron Paul to leave his web site online to help us continue to organize. We need to contact people in out precincts, continue to canvas and unite. The only way to take the Republican Party back is to canvas within our precincts. If we can’t clean our government up from the top down, let’s try doing it from the bottom up. I hope people will continue to support Dennis Kucinich and the great work he is doing as well. That’s the only way to clean up the corruption in both the Democrat and/or the Republican Party. I would also like to recommend watching , and Century of Self. You need to study the history of Public Relations, in order know when you are being manipulated. Check out Caucus 101 |