Whose Debt?

There’s a very easy way to fix the “federal budget deficit” and “national debt” problems:  ignore them out of existence.  To any who have invested in oppression and government extortion, the joke’s on you.  You’re not quite as bad as the thieves you financed, but you’re pretty darn bad.  And when the day comes, which is fast approaching, when all your “investments” disappear, don’t come crying to me.  You deserve it, for the exact same reason that people who invested in the slave trade industry two hundred years ago deserved to lose everything.   FULL ARTICLE

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#1 Michael Boldin on 01.05.09 at 9:49 am

I think this bears repeating:

In literal terms, without the authoritarian propaganda spin, here is how things work:  A bunch of liars and crooks, declaring themselves to be our rightful rulers, steal tons and tons of money from the rest of us.  They then spend far MORE than they steal, and declare that the difference, the debt, is OUR responsibility.  And almost everyone accepts that as true.”

#2 Allen Tran on 01.05.09 at 12:55 pm

That’s right.  These politicians and their corporate buddies do whatever the hell they want – and we get screwed good and hard, because we get to pay for it!  And we pay for it with our money – and often times – our lives.

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