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Friday, September 26, 2008

I'm a little disgusted...

...with the government bailout of numerous large corporations but it looks like it's going to happen no matter what we think. You may remember that I am running for President, I just don't get any press coverage because I make too much sense. No one wants to see a populace the size of America galvanized by outrage over the massive media manipulation that seems to be working so well. Like Paul Revere, I try to sound the alarm that "The government is coming, the government is coming!"

This time the government is coming and they're going to give up to ONE TRILLION dollars to a bunch of huge corporations. You can't even get an argument out of the 2 major presidential candidates...everyone seems to be in on this swindle of monstrous proportions.

The solution doesn't even make sense. The government says that the economy is so bad that people are unable to pay their bills and therefore, OUR money needs to go to the huge corporations who are taking homes away from financially strapped families. First of all, the fact that the government even has ONE TRILLION dollars to give away is proof positive that we have been WAY overtaxed. Perhaps if we had been able to keep the money, we could have paid the bills in the first place. And secondly, if WE are the ones who can't afford to pay the bills, why not give us our money back and then WE'LL give it to the banks? That way, we can keep our houses and live a little bit more securely.

It's a little plan I call "Trickle Up" economics. It has never been tried before in the history of mankind because like royalty cling to their crowns, governments cling to our money.

When our government gives that money to the corporations, capitalism will cease to exist in this country and corporatism will begin. The politicians will try to make this sound morally right when they say inane things like, "We won't make tax payers pay for the gas in the CEO's helicoptors!" as though that makes it a less bitter pill to swallow.

When the government gives money away, they impose their own rules and conditions. Then the entity that received the money is at the mercy of the government to some extent.

If this had happened in Russia, we would all see it for what it is.

5 Comments:

Blogger Karin's Korner said...

I totally agree with you. I am so scared to see what is going to become of America to begin with, no matter who get's into the White House.

A friend of mine who has recently lost his job (therefore recently lost his health care coverage) found out he has cancer (they got it once but this time they have given him 6 months to a year) cannot get health care coverage from the state because he makes to much money (he has found a part time job so that he and his family will not lose their house). Now tell me....When are we going to start helping the people of the United States before we try and help others?? When are we going to start to worry about our own people before we start worrying about others??? This kills me! Thank you President Bush!

September 26, 2008  
Blogger Meg Kelso said...

It's so damn sad. And when the gov't DOES start paying for "free health care", it'll be more expensive than ever...like everything else they took over. And, they don't give back any power once they obtain it.

September 26, 2008  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

The rich need to be richer. The banks, oil companies, and elite need to continue to have that cash flow - its their life blood! Who cares if we have to live in the streets. We don't deserve health care.

We obviously need drastic change. But it looks like the new boss will be the same as the old boss (with a prettier, but no less vicious and greedy, vp).

September 26, 2008  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

First of all, the fact that the government even has ONE TRILLION dollars to give away is proof positive that we have been WAY overtaxed. Perhaps if we had been able to keep the money, we could have paid the bills in the first place. And secondly, if WE are the ones who can't afford to pay the bills, why not give us our money back and then WE'LL give it to the banks? That way, we can keep our houses and live a little bit more securely.


Ruh-roh, Shaggy!! Huge dose of common sense appearing on the horizon.

September 26, 2008  
Blogger Meg Kelso said...

There isn't a "new boss" anywhere in sight that won't continue this same old thievery. It sickens me to watch our citizens bicker over which crook is the better choice to put in charge. What a joke!

September 26, 2008  

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