Yes, people want to be left alone. Its called liberty.What's best for all people is if their governments abandon them and leave them at the mercy of corporations to treat them (the people) as resources as they (multinational corporations) see fit.
Yes, people want to be left alone. Its called liberty.
What is it, then?Being a corporate slave working 20 hours a day for a dollar isn't "liberty". Only in a twisted "liber"-tarian viewpoint is that remotely logical.
Yes, people want to be left alone. Its called liberty.
You pretend that I ahve ever advocated that government step up to the plate for business. I have consistently opposed subsidies and corportate bailouts. Such things are a ridiculous waste of taxpayer money and unconstitutional.
But you never stop there, but instead spout off childish conspiracies and promote the hell out of unwarranted regulation. How's that NAU conspiracy working out for you? Especially now that we are required to have a passport to get into Canada now.
Technically, if we view the clause as only pertaining to the 25 items listed in section 8, then Madison was correct.Oh why do I even ask.
I support Hamiltons view of the General Welfare clause, not Madisons.
You pretend that I ahve ever advocated that government step up to the plate for business. I have consistently opposed subsidies and corportate bailouts. Such things are a ridiculous waste of taxpayer money and unconstitutional.
But you never stop there, but instead spout off childish conspiracies and promote the hell out of unwarranted regulation. How's that NAU conspiracy working out for you? Especially now that we are required to have a passport to get into Canada now.
So why is it now harder instead of easier to transport people, goods, and capital?Are you saying that in the neocon worldview: "the unrestricted movement of people, goods and capital", mexico and the U.S. arent' included? You people are schizophrenic. You deny the North American Union, yet your every retarded concept supports it.
Regionalization is considered and interim step to full globalization according to CFR white papers and other sources.
So why is it now harder instead of easier to transport people, goods, and capital?
It's funny, I originally dropped into this thread to critiscize asshat, and then Threedee came in and said something dumber.
Which was? As Asshate said, red is blue. Especially when you have nothing else to say, such as refute the fact that it is now harder to travel between the US and Canada.