Comments on: Is it government’s job to fix economy?

By: William Tavinger

William Tavinger — Wed, 14 Sep 2011 02:35:05 +0000

“Everything our government has done since the mid-90′s and beyond seemingly has been to destroy America, its manufacturing infrastructure, housing market, pensions, medical care etc.”

Gee, Carl, wasn’t that about the time the Republicans took over the House AND the Senate, with Newt, and the rest of the “Free Traders” pushing their agendas?

By: Carl Nemo **==

Carl Nemo **== — Wed, 14 Sep 2011 00:37:40 +0000

“So, yes, one of the government’s jobs is to fix the economy where it can.” …extract from post

Ummm, er Frank…? / : | Everything our government has done since the mid-90′s and beyond seemingly has been to destroy America, its manufacturing infrastructure, housing market, pensions, medical care etc.

Seemingly this criminally disposed government we now have in place needs to be replaced by something that once existed post WWII to the 90′s and has since devolved into a greed driven, rapacious monster that’s out to devour all that’s dear to Americans and their way of life replacing it with a dystopian globalist model.

Carl Nemo **==

By: Frank Darbe

Frank Darbe — Tue, 13 Sep 2011 02:40:45 +0000

It is the governments job to look after the interests of its citizens. It is not in the interests of citizens to see their life savings evaporate, their homes taken, and their children plunged into abject poverty. So, yes, one of the government’s jobs is to fix the economy where it can.

By: Danny Adams

Danny Adams — Tue, 13 Sep 2011 02:25:07 +0000

>>but we should keep the millionaires wealthy since they create all the jobs.<<

Well, some of them. At the time the recession started, about 65% of jobs were created by companies employing less than 50 people. Even now it's still close to 45%. Those big corporations that so many claim are the big job engines in America do create a lot of jobs, but mostly overseas.

As for deregulation, Tom, I wonder how your father-in-law would appreciate a deregulated electric bill.

By: Carl Nemo **==

Carl Nemo **== — Tue, 13 Sep 2011 01:35:00 +0000

Labor arbitrage is part of the globalist manifesto Woody. Perot’ warned us of such when he ran as a third party candidate in the early 90′s. He said that there would be a great “sucking sound” if NAFTA was ratified in relation to the U.S. labor market, its manufacturing base and he was right.

I’ve read their master plan in the past, I just don’t have a current link to such. There’s a great, forced leveling process going on worldwide, their intent, to simply turn the entire planet into their soley owned plantation with desperate, fearful wage slaves marching to their offkey jody calls.

This cabal of approximately 7500 wealthy individuals worldwide is referred to as “Deception INC.” The entire world paradigm has become a single “crooked casino” owned and operated by these characters. Candidate selection, voting even protesting is for naught. They own politicians, judges and the entire system, lock, stock and barrel. Seemingly it will take an extinctor class asteroid incoming to give the world a rest from this onslaught of usurpers who are rapaciously exploiting both the peoples of the world, but its resources too. Granted the results would be ugly for mankind, but it would allow for rebirth for the survivors and remediation for ravaged earth during the millennia post such a cataclysmic event.

http://www.deceptionincorporated.com/

Carl Nemo **==

By: Tom

Tom — Mon, 12 Sep 2011 21:35:59 +0000

My father in law will vote for anybody with a R beside his or her name. He says that no hourly worker should be paid over $7/hr., but we should keep the millionaires wealthy since they create all the jobs. He is and ex-banker and was all for the deregulation back in the 90′s.

By: woody188

woody188 — Mon, 12 Sep 2011 18:25:14 +0000

This government only seems to know how to encourage the “race to the bottom” where instead of bringing 3rd world countries up to our standards via free trade, we are lowering ourselves to their level. That’s the leveling of the playing field referred to in this article. We’ll all be migrant labor wage slaves soon.

By: griff

griff — Mon, 12 Sep 2011 17:06:26 +0000

No, it’s the government’s job to create an atmosphere conductive to free market ideals. They have done any thing but…

By: Bill Cravener

Bill Cravener — Mon, 12 Sep 2011 16:48:12 +0000

In my trades (I am knowledgeable in two) there is more work then I can handle. For those with a bachelors degree or greater the unemployment rate is something like 5.1%, if just a high school education 9.6%. Yet my state of Pennsylvania shows such little concern for educating our youth our republican governor is cutting education funding in half. Yep, keep the peasants dumb!

By: Carl Nemo **==

Carl Nemo **== — Mon, 12 Sep 2011 16:04:05 +0000

How can someone who’s only cleared to be a ‘community organizer’ be instrumental in orchestrating the U.S. Government to clean up not only our unemployment nightmare, but that of the government itself. Organizers of this class are only cleared to spend “grant money” while parasitizing viable taxpayers with their failed, feelgood programs.

November 2012 can’t come soon enough in order to give this interloper and his coterie of “leftie advisers” a seaboot launch over the stern via the ballot box.

http://obamaclock.org/

Carl Nemo **==