Re: [OT] Obama's own words says he is a communist

Author: Publius Maximus

Posted: 2011-12-10 at 10:10:32

This was all knowable back in 2008. You're not a follower of Saul

Alinsky and chummie with folks like Bill Ayers (ghost writer of your

memoir), Jeremiah Wright, Al Monsour, Odinga, and countless other

demented left wing radicals AND also somehow at the same time an

admirer of classical liberalism, a la John Locke and Adam Smith.

I want to take those influential conservatives who insisted in 2008

that OF COURSE Obama's not a socialist and whack them upside their

pointy heads. But that won't undo what has been done.

It was a nice Republic, while it lasted. We have lost it for lack of

discernment on a point that should be obvious to anyone with a

functioning medulla oblongata. But the country was worked up through

relentless propaganda to desire 'anyone but Bush' so that even a

crackpot socialist tyrant-in-training with qualifications -- and

credentials -- as dubious as Obama's could squirm through to the White

House, and stick the knife right into the heart of our Founding

principles.

Oh well.

- Publius

On Thu, Dec 8, 2011 at 5:10 PM, Nicholas Geti <ngeti@optonline.net> wrote:

> Or a socialist Marxist. Obama's mind set is appalling. Obama argued that while a limited government that preserves free markets "speaks to our rugged individualism" as Americans, such a system "doesn't work" and "has never worked" and that Americans must look to a more activist government that taxes more, spends more and regulates more if they want to preserve the middle class.

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> http://visiontoamerica.org/6115/obama-limited-govt-that-preserves-free-markets-doesnt-work-it-has-never-worked/

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> He is oblivious to world history and even what is going on today. We have whole new industries, products and jobs worth hundreds of billions of dollars just from two rugged individualists, Steve Jobs and Bill Gates.. Can anyone seriously believe we have government employees or anyone else expecting the government to support them who can duplicate these feats?

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> The entire Euro zone has been half communistic in the past 30 years and look where it has gotten them. The welfare states are crumbing due to enormous debts paying off the voters and no way out. China also is a good example of what happens when the government opens up the system to rugged individualist. China today is more capitalistic than the U.S. ever was. When China was going through the Red Revolution and gangs killed tens of thousands of intellectuals, business people and anyone else who didn't support the communistic ideal, set back the economy for decades. The peasants had even less than before during this time. There was no middle class nor wealthy class except top government officials. Now many millions of Chinese are living well.

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> All he has to do is look at the current countries run by dictators and closed governments. Countries like Ivory Coast were once very prosperous and were destroyed by their own dictators who took away all individual incentive.

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> Finally, he completely forgets our U.S. History. It took rugged individualists to form our country. If the British had caught them they would have been executed on the spot.

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