The Eeeevil Capitaliiiiiiiiiists! Screeeeaaaammmm!
With our economy in a depression (or so my lefty neighbor said yesterday), I couldn’t help but notice:
I’m surrounded by black markets here in the Southwest – you name it and people are trading it, from San Francisco to Durango – and I’m not noticing any “depression” nor inflation in those particular markets.
Instead, it is the Federally-regulated markets that appear to be floundering. Maybe, if the government got out the way of the private banking*, telecom-, mortgage, real-estate-, and energy-industries, it’d spur a dynamic economic revolution in our Nation.
The problem as I see it is, two free Americans can no longer create a contract between themselves without a governmental “Third Party” claiming veto-power over what should be a private, privileged enterprise.
“Ergonomics Rules,” Federal environmental reporting requirements, the “tax-evasion” statutes in the infamous “Interstate Commerce Clause,” all put a wet-blanket on the fires of commerce that otherwise would flare brightly all over North America.
Boy have we ever lost ground since FDR.
Cheers!
* The FDIC should be repealed, and bank-customers should be re-tasked with “reading the fine-print” they sign-off on, and with underwriting their own deposits’ assurances – by paying the appropriate assurance fees. Could you please remove your subsidized “banking industry” from my pocket!
In a February 16, 1979, op-ed for the New York Times, Mr. Falk praised Ayatollah Khomeini and bemoaned his ill treatment in the American press. He wrote, “The depiction of him as fanatical, reactionary and the bearer of crude prejudices seems certainly and happily false.†Nearly nine months later, student followers of Khomeini invaded the American embassy in Tehran and held 52 diplomats hostage for the following 444 days.
Sorry, Mr.Epstein, guitar groups are on the way out.
Ha ha ha. I love the Photoshopâ„¢ with the smoke stacks.
I animated Skrik a long time ago. Paired it with Madonna’s Vogue a long time ago to great effect. It cracks me up every time I watch it. *watches* Ha ha ha
The Jooos ought to make a lamp shade and a bar of soap out of the next U.N. official that utters the word genocide.
The Eeeevil Capitaliiiiiiiiiists! Screeeeaaaammmm!
With our economy in a depression (or so my lefty neighbor said yesterday), I couldn’t help but notice:
I’m surrounded by black markets here in the Southwest – you name it and people are trading it, from San Francisco to Durango – and I’m not noticing any “depression” nor inflation in those particular markets.
Instead, it is the Federally-regulated markets that appear to be floundering. Maybe, if the government got out the way of the private banking*, telecom-, mortgage, real-estate-, and energy-industries, it’d spur a dynamic economic revolution in our Nation.
The problem as I see it is, two free Americans can no longer create a contract between themselves without a governmental “Third Party” claiming veto-power over what should be a private, privileged enterprise.
“Ergonomics Rules,” Federal environmental reporting requirements, the “tax-evasion” statutes in the infamous “Interstate Commerce Clause,” all put a wet-blanket on the fires of commerce that otherwise would flare brightly all over North America.
Boy have we ever lost ground since FDR.
Cheers!
* The FDIC should be repealed, and bank-customers should be re-tasked with “reading the fine-print” they sign-off on, and with underwriting their own deposits’ assurances – by paying the appropriate assurance fees. Could you please remove your subsidized “banking industry” from my pocket!
Sorry, Mr.Epstein, guitar groups are on the way out.
Ha ha ha. I love the Photoshopâ„¢ with the smoke stacks.
I animated Skrik a long time ago. Paired it with Madonna’s Vogue a long time ago to great effect. It cracks me up every time I watch it. *watches* Ha ha ha
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