Rage on the Right

If globalism is so great, why are we in the worst job situation since the great depression, you fucking idiot?
Because of overspending, poor setting of interest rates that resulted in people buying homes they could not afford, overregulation, overtaxation, accumulation of debt, programs that encourage people to look to government for job creation rather than their own entrepreneurial spirit which has ALWAYS been that which America excels at.
We became more global in the 80's and 90's and certainly had no problems with jobs then. There were lefties and unions screaming for more protectionism with NAFTA and thinking all jobs will go to Mexico - it never happened.

If protectionism worked so great why didn't Smoot Hawley turn around the unemployment rate rather than double it when it passed?
I can say point blank right now that I would be out of work if we were in a protectionist economy as we have many customers and the newest bigger ones are overseas.
 
Condom, how can consumption recover when all jobs are sent overseas and the banks have cut the credit flow? Being a "consumer society" is a fucking joke, thats the last stop before bankers destroy you.

Condom, you;re dumber than a shit eating dog.
 
Condom, how can consumption recover when all jobs are sent overseas and the banks have cut the credit flow? Being a "consumer society" is a fucking joke, thats the last stop before bankers destroy you.

Condom, you;re dumber than a shit eating dog.
Show the proper respect, he is King Condom of the Nation. Can't you read?

And Dano. Don't get bent over this, it's a joke man.
 
Show the proper respect, he is King Condom of the Nation. Can't you read?

And Dano. Don't get bent over this, it's a joke man.

Im not joking.

He is dumber than a shit eating dog if he thinks the economy can recover when jobs are sent overseas as per globalist idiocy.
 
Im not joking.

He is dumber than a shit eating dog if he thinks the economy can recover when jobs are sent overseas as per globalist idiocy.

Ok then if you could kindly explain why the economy DID recover when many clothing manufacturing jobs were set up overseas instead in the 80's?



And who's to say YOU my friend are not really the one trying to throw business overseas!!! Did you think no one would ever find out?
Yes I have solved your riddle!!!

Rearrange the letters in ASSHATZOMBIE and what do we get?!?
AHA BIZ ME TOSS
 
Ok then if you could kindly explain why the economy DID recover when many clothing manufacturing jobs were set up overseas instead in the 80's?



And who's to say YOU my friend are not really the one trying to throw business overseas!!! Did you think no one would ever find out?
Yes I have solved your riddle!!!

Rearrange the letters in ASSHATZOMBIE and what do we get?!?
AHA BIZ ME TOSS

Probably some bubble somewhere else was inflated to cover over losses.

It's thirty years later now. Now the wallstreet bubbles cannot cover over the basic flaws in our economy, plus, they all popped and will only be reflated for entities which help further destroy the nation.
 
Probably some bubble somewhere else was inflated to cover over losses.

It's thirty years later now. Now the wallstreet bubbles cannot cover over the basic flaws in our economy, plus, they all popped and will only be reflated for entities which help further destroy the nation.

Okey-dokey, well try another one. In the 90's we lost manufacturing jobs to Mexico, yet once again the economy boomed well in the late 90's.


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Okey-dokey, well try another one. In the 90's we lost manufacturing jobs to Mexico, yet once again the economy boomed well in the late 90's.


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---- "Sorry dude I cannot help you no more"

This is a result of banks giving loose credit. That's the old reality. They kept us all sedated with cheap easy money while they shipped all the jobs overseas. Now they cut the credit and we're fucked. it's quite simple to see.
 
And another thing... Most of the comments made by Wright were made in his official capacity as the head of the group of which Obama was a member. I still reject the idea that that indicates Obama agreed with him in anyway.

Ahhh, but one would have to assume that the parishoners of Wrights church were in mental lock step with EVERY LITERAL WORD HE SAID. Clearly, that is not the case...as Obama and OTHER parishoners explained to the media during the neocon feeding frenzy around Wright. So your comparison falls flat, because last time I checked militias and teabagger rallies are not recognized churches with tax exempt status.
 
Ahhh, but one would have to assume that the parishoners of Wrights church were in mental lock step with EVERY LITERAL WORD HE SAID. Clearly, that is not the case...as Obama and OTHER parishoners explained to the media during the neocon feeding frenzy around Wright. So your comparison falls flat, because last time I checked militias and teabagger rallies are not recognized churches with tax exempt status.

Damn. Obama could butcher children and you would absolve him of guilt.
 
Ahhh, but one would have to assume that the parishoners of Wrights church were in mental lock step with EVERY LITERAL WORD HE SAID. Clearly, that is not the case...as Obama and OTHER parishoners explained to the media during the neocon feeding frenzy around Wright. So your comparison falls flat, because last time I checked militias and teabagger rallies are not recognized churches with tax exempt status.

One would have to assume that everyone at a "Tea Party" event are in lock step with EVERY LITERAL WORD of the various speakers, or for you guys, anybody holding a sign. That is not the case. The comparison is valid. You are just able to show some reason with Obama that you throw out the window when attempting to smear your opponents.

It has nothing to do with being recognized as a church.
 
The ONLY people who are consistently harping about the gov't being the enemy to the point of paranoid hysteria (which may require armed resistance/revolution) are the teabaggers and their ilk....sentiments that can be found in the blatherings of certain neocon punditry. Couple this with the disasterous economy and never ending war/occupations and you jolly well will set off a myriad of nut jobs on either side of the political fence.

Here are a few paragraphs from an op-ed in today's paper. I think he's nailed it.

"Many of the tea partiers were not involved in politics until prodded by misfortunes attributed to the recession. The newness of their plunge into the fray explains in part the radical nature of their proposals: Get rid of the Fed, the income tax, Social Security, not to mention bailouts and stimulus bills, even Medicare (a government program on which the government should keep its hands off!).

As for so many in the past, to the tea partiers the world is full of conspiracies, with President Barack Obama the master of them all. He, not even a citizen of the United States, is intent on controlling the Internet, depriving Americans of their guns, killing the economy and so much more.

But take note that a Nevada Republican running for Congress blames both the Democratic and Republican parties for moving the country toward "socialist tyranny." An equal opportunity accuser!

Therein lies a clue.

I would not, with Mr. Barstow, characterize the tea party movement as an expression of "conservative populist discontent." Populist, probably; discontent, surely. But not conservative.

Both Edmund Burke, the father of modern conservatism, and William F. Buckley, his modern, if imperfect, reincarnation, would shudder in their graves to see the tea partiers given the respectable label of "conservative."

Conservatism is a rational position. Paranoia is neither rational nor a position. It is, the dictionary informs us, a derangement, derived from Greek words that translate as "outside the mind."

Read more: http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/10069/1041416-109.stm#ixzz0hmhsTDl8
 
All I can say is keep marginalizing these "tea-partiers" and see where that gets you. Are there nuts among them....yep, but there are nuts within every organization.
 
the 'rage on the right' is a total misnomer that the left is trying to use to bolster its position for the next election. If they bothered to understand what TEA party, militia movement, and anything else currently mainstream anti government, they'd be shocked to discover that those groups are angry with both democrats and republicans.

Maybe so. But those who want to be perceived as reasonable protesters don't do the movement any good when they attend rallies with signs like these:

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Here are a few paragraphs from an op-ed in today's paper. I think he's nailed it.
I think he's full of his own delusional hysteria.

"Many of the tea partiers were not involved in politics until prodded by misfortunes attributed to the recession. The newness of their plunge into the fray explains in part the radical nature of their proposals: Get rid of the Fed, the income tax, Social Security, not to mention bailouts and stimulus bills, even Medicare (a government program on which the government should keep its hands off!).
if radical means being fed up with the failure of the federal government, cool. radical it is.

As for so many in the past, to the tea partiers the world is full of conspiracies, with President Barack Obama the master of them all. He, not even a citizen of the United States, is intent on controlling the Internet, depriving Americans of their guns, killing the economy and so much more.
could you get a broader brush?
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But take note that a Nevada Republican running for Congress blames both the Democratic and Republican parties for moving the country toward "socialist tyranny." An equal opportunity accuser!

Therein lies a clue.

I would not, with Mr. Barstow, characterize the tea party movement as an expression of "conservative populist discontent." Populist, probably; discontent, surely. But not conservative.
just like Mr. Barstow, we're not hard core conservative, we're simply Americans fed up with the fiscal failure of the federal government.

Both Edmund Burke, the father of modern conservatism, and William F. Buckley, his modern, if imperfect, reincarnation, would shudder in their graves to see the tea partiers given the respectable label of "conservative."
good. not only do we want them to shudder in their graves, but we want them to sink to the core of the earth for their 'modern conservative' failure.

Conservatism is a rational position. Paranoia is neither rational nor a position. It is, the dictionary informs us, a derangement, derived from Greek words that translate as "outside the mind."

like I said, delusional hysteria.
 
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