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  • Sledog
    Sledog Member Posts: 38,686 Standard Supporter
    edited August 2016
    Baphomet said:

    Sledog said:

    dhdawg said:

    His highest Tax bracket was low 50's and almost everyone's taxes would not have gone up at all actually

    Quick name a socialist regime in power that was honest? Can't run Bernies plan on 50%. As I've said to others if you want to give away money I'll willingly accept it.
    Sweden.

    Your turn.

    Name a capitalist regime that was honest.
    Not Sweden. Ask the women. Not a real socialist country anyway.
  • Fenderbender123
    Fenderbender123 Member Posts: 2,989
    edited August 2016
    2001400ex said:

    Ah the anti government people just showed up. I like it. Yes government is shitty. Yes taxes suck. Yes some regulations are bullshit. But this is a fact: Government is a necessary evil. I'm with ya on arguing that government is too intrusive and other shit. But you can't argue that corporations will act in the people's best interest.

    We agree that government is evil, but how do we know it's necessary when we haven't tried going without?
  • 2001400ex
    2001400ex Member Posts: 29,457

    2001400ex said:

    Ah the anti government people just showed up. I like it. Yes government is shitty. Yes taxes suck. Yes some regulations are bullshit. But this is a fact: Government is a necessary evil. I'm with ya on arguing that government is too intrusive and other shit. But you can't argue that corporations will act in the people's best interest.

    We agree that government is evil, but how do we know it's necessary when we haven't tried going without?
    Even grundle sees how fucktarded that is. First, do you think or current government has been here since the 1700s? There was barely even a currency or formal taxation then. Second, we had a period of deregulation from the beginning of Reagan's term that ended in 2008. The result was the worst recession since 1930.

    If let run loose, corporations will do anything they can to make a profit. And taxpayers are the ones left holding the bag.

    The problem is finding the right balance of regulation and free market.

    As I've said, no country will be successful with pure capitalism or pure communism.
  • Sledog
    Sledog Member Posts: 38,686 Standard Supporter
    edited August 2016
    2001400ex said:

    2001400ex said:

    Ah the anti government people just showed up. I like it. Yes government is shitty. Yes taxes suck. Yes some regulations are bullshit. But this is a fact: Government is a necessary evil. I'm with ya on arguing that government is too intrusive and other shit. But you can't argue that corporations will act in the people's best interest.

    We agree that government is evil, but how do we know it's necessary when we haven't tried going without?
    Even grundle sees how fucktarded that is. First, do you think or current government has been here since the 1700s? There was barely even a currency or formal taxation then. Second, we had a period of deregulation from the beginning of Reagan's term that ended in 2008. The result was the worst recession since 1930.

    If let run loose, corporations will do anything they can to make a profit. And taxpayers are the ones left holding the bag.

    The problem is finding the right balance of regulation and free market.

    As I've said, no country will be successful with pure capitalism or pure communism.
    The government printing money is the biggest problem. We have so many regulations and laws I doubt we really know how many there are. Deregulation since the 30's? Don't see it. The government is the only unrestrained one.
  • Fenderbender123
    Fenderbender123 Member Posts: 2,989
    edited August 2016
    .

    I fucked up the quotes and forgot what I was gonna say and who I was responding to. But I'm pretty sure the point I was gonna make is that I'm definitely right about everything I posted in this thread.
  • 2001400ex
    2001400ex Member Posts: 29,457
    Sledog said:

    2001400ex said:

    2001400ex said:

    Ah the anti government people just showed up. I like it. Yes government is shitty. Yes taxes suck. Yes some regulations are bullshit. But this is a fact: Government is a necessary evil. I'm with ya on arguing that government is too intrusive and other shit. But you can't argue that corporations will act in the people's best interest.

    We agree that government is evil, but how do we know it's necessary when we haven't tried going without?
    Even grundle sees how fucktarded that is. First, do you think or current government has been here since the 1700s? There was barely even a currency or formal taxation then. Second, we had a period of deregulation from the beginning of Reagan's term that ended in 2008. The result was the worst recession since 1930.

    If let run loose, corporations will do anything they can to make a profit. And taxpayers are the ones left holding the bag.

    The problem is finding the right balance of regulation and free market.

    As I've said, no country will be successful with pure capitalism or pure communism.
    The government printing money is the biggest problem. We have so many regulations and laws I doubt we really know how many there are. Deregulation since the 30's? Don't see it. The government is the only unrestrained one.
    Since the 30s? Where did you read that? The great depression in 1929 started a period of regulation from then through the 70s. When those regulations were rolled back from early 80s through 2008.

    Clearly history is lost on you.
  • 2001400ex
    2001400ex Member Posts: 29,457

    2001400ex said:

    2001400ex said:

    Ah the anti government people just showed up. I like it. Yes government is shitty. Yes taxes suck. Yes some regulations are bullshit. But this is a fact: Government is a necessary evil. I'm with ya on arguing that government is too intrusive and other shit. But you can't argue that corporations will act in the people's best interest.

    We agree that government is evil, but how do we know it's necessary when we haven't tried going without?
    Even grundle sees how fucktarded that is. First, do you think or current government has been here since the 1700s? There was barely even a currency or formal taxation then. Second, we had a period of deregulation from the beginning of Reagan's term that ended in 2008. The result was the worst recession since 1930.

    If let run loose, corporations will do anything they can to make a profit. And taxpayers are the ones left holding the bag.

    The problem is finding the right balance of regulation and free market.

    As I've said, no country will be successful with pure capitalism or pure communism.
    Just like you think you'd be safe & sound in national socialism, I'd like to think I'd be OK! in anarchy.

    Your fucknut buddies in the blalallalalalalalalalalalklavas would be shot dead in seconds with impunity by Starbucks Security in the anarchic system they seek.
    I'm actually searching for 80s communist Russia. They were tuff.
  • Fire_Marshall_Bill
    Fire_Marshall_Bill Member Posts: 26,210 Standard Supporter
    pawz said:

    Sledog said:

    2001400ex said:

    dhdawg said:

    Only here to say fuck Bernie Sanders, with all integrity and honesty & independence & shit.

    Sanders was good in some ways and bad in others.
    However he was not proposing a system similar to venzuela, nor even close to one.
    Bernie wants even greater coercive control over people's lives. That's bad enough.
    How did Bernie want more coercive control over people's lives?
    Taking from the productive to support the lazy and illegal to the tune of 90% of your wagges seems intrusive to me. If it's not to you send me 40%.
    You do know that a lot of the rich inherited their wealth, right? No, you probably don't.
    Fun fact: less than a quarter of the Forbes 500 inherited wealth. The overwhelming majority are self-made.
    Forbes 500 what? CEO's?