Venezuela #39;s Warning: 10 Reasons To Reject Socialism America!
Military soldiers stand close to grocery shoppers as to not "stockpile" - 9-hour long lines - Endless lines of residents wrap around multiple street blocks - Food trucks robbed by hungry...
By: Evangelist Anita Fuentes
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UNBOXING: The Road to Socialism and the New World Order (nova ordem mundial) [Book Depository]
Unboxing do livro de Dennis L. Cuddy: "The Road to Socialism and the New World Order", comprado no Book Depository. Livro sobre a NOVA ORDEM MUNDIAL. Edio atualizada, 2008.
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UNBOXING: The Road to Socialism and the New World Order (nova ordem mundial) [Book Depository] - Video
Recently, a friend of mine and I were good-naturedly debating about the merits of capitalism and socialism. When taken to the extremes, both economic systems of course have pluses and minuses. One could argue that capitalism rewards prosperity and encourages free enterprise, but greatly widens the gap between the rich and the poor. Conversely, one could argue that socialism greatly minimizes poverty, but discourages free enterprise and unfairly redistributes wealth. Many of the Western European countries have adopted a "socialist-democracy" approach: Incorporating socialist and capitalist principles in order to maximize their effectiveness in unison. While the capitalism vs. socialism argument has turned into a liberal versus conservative one during the last 25 years, I often wonder why we pigeonhole ourselves into thinking of it that way. Why is a conservative unable to see the merits of Socialism? Why is a liberal unable to see the merits of capitalism? Perhaps it's because of the pejorative way in which both terms are currently viewed. For instance, many people have unfairly equated socialism to communism because of Lenin's bastardization of Marx's theories. Similarly, many people unfairly equate capitalism with money-hungry Wall-Street tycoons. Of course, both stereotypes serve no purpose other than to denigrate the other in the same way one middle-school child would denigrate another middle-school child. So I would like to open this blog post to a mature discussion of the differences between the two philosophies. If you dare say, which way do you lean? Do you lean toward capitalism or socialism? Or somewhere in between? Or neither of the two? This is a completely open forum 🙂 I only ask that we keep all comments respectful.
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Capitalism vs. Socialism
Could North Carolina Republican Senate Majority Leader Harry Brown be part of the vast, shadowy left-wing network that Civitas warned us about?
WRAL reported on the Republican legislative agenda, which is to say, its a secret. But the money quote appeared toward the bottom of the story, by Brown of Onslow County. He wants to rejigger sales tax revenues, the article said, to redistribute money collected in urban counties such as Wake to lower-wealth counties such as Jones, which is part of his Senate district.
Whoa, a Republican wants to redistribute wealth? That sounds like Obama socialism to me.
"What it has created over time is the wealthier counties are getting wealthier and the poorer counties are getting poorer," Brown was quoted as saying.
Welcome to America, Senator Brown, where the middle class is disappearing and the top 1 per cent of families earned 20 per cent of the country's income. That sounds like the economic system championed by the disciples of Ronald Reagan.
Lets hear from other Republicans on the idea of wealth redistribution:
We believe in free people and free enterprise, not redistribution. The right course for America is to create growth, create wealth, not to redistribute wealth.Mitt Romney
The best opportunity for someone in the lower class is a good job, and that idea should be the idea were promoting, rather than taking from one to give to another. U.S. Rep. Diane Black of Tennessee, a Ways and Means Committee member, about Obamas recent tax plan.
"Another income redistribution scheme,U.S. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell after Obamas State of the Union speech.
The president is trying to advance his goal of wealth redistribution. U.S. Sen. James Inhofe, Oklahoma
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Socialism alert: North Carolina GOP Senator Harry Brown wants to redistribute the wealth
In 2012 the French elected a Socialist government to stick it to the rich. As a result, the electorate, not the rich, got what they deserved.
Socialist President Francois Hollande saw the implementation of his promised 75 percent tax rate on incomes of more than one million Euros, but the government never saw the promised revenue. The tax brought in only 420 million Euros, a figure so embarrassing that Hollande could not justify keeping the tax. And the economic damage to the country was worse.
From 2005-2007, foreign direct investment in France averaged $85 billion a year, The Wall Street Journal reported earlier this month. In 2013, it was less than $5 billion. Money stopped flowing into the country and more rich people than usual began flowing out.
Socialism requires the elimination of choices. That is why Berlin had a wall to keep East Berliners in, Cubans and North Koreans are trapped in their failed states, and Obamacare contains the insurance mandate.
Given the choice, those targeted for corrective action by the state will flee or revolt. To limit the former and prevent the latter, Hollandes government has let the 75 percent tax rate die and announced plans to cut taxes this year. Another Socialist dream flushed down historys toilet.
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Fleeing France Tax cuts follow Socialism