The National Collaborativist Thread

Follow along. Show me where i've advocated fascism, as threedee asserts I have.


As for this thread, it's more evidence of being quite superior.

I never said you have....the pot comment was referring to you telling someone they had trouble with reading comprehension.

The only thing this thread does is disappoint me that you are the only person who came out to play--- it would have been interesting to talk about the subject with someone with a brain so that I might be forced to think about and refine my idea.
 
I never said you have....the pot comment was referring to you telling someone they had trouble with reading comprehension.
Well I have no trouble with reading comprehension. So I figured you were talking about the fascism part.
The only thing this thread does is disappoint me that you are the only person who came out to play--- it would have been interesting to talk about the subject with someone with a brain so that I might be forced to think about and refine my idea.

I've asked you to. How do you convince people to be happy with their station in life? You refused to answer. So answer now.
 
Ok. gonzo. Which part would you like to be questioned on? Tell me how you like it and I promise to be gentle.
 
WTF is wrong with you, gonzo? I guess you don't REALLY want to discuss your ideas.

What is wrong with me? I have a life--- I am not on here 24 hours a day....I suggest that you wait until I log back on to ask for my responses.

And, as I said, I have already answered your question--- you chose to ignore my answer.
 
3d, show me where I've agitate for fascism, or improve your reading comprehension skills.

Your defense is both logically and historically lagging. The founders who declared "friendly relations and trade with all nations; entangling alliances with none" were indeed isolationists. They were political isolationists, and it has always been understood as a strictly political attitude. From Washington to the present the US has been involved in free trade (with rare cases of things such as embargos, like Jefferson's infamous "Dambargo" of 1807 to keep us out of military conflict in Europe).

Logically, you cannot impose "Phare Trade" without it being a fascistic move. Free Trade is the mark of a republic founded on natural rights. Anything else is fascism.
 
Your defense is both logically and historically lagging. The founders who declared "friendly relations and trade with all nations; entangling alliances with none" were indeed isolationists. They were political isolationists, and it has always been understood as a strictly political attitude. From Washington to the present the US has been involved in free trade (with rare cases of things such as embargos, like Jefferson's infamous "Dambargo" of 1807 to keep us out of military conflict in Europe).

Logically, you cannot impose "Phare Trade" without it being a fascistic move. Free Trade is the mark of a republic founded on natural rights. Anything else is fascism.

That's bullshit. we have always had tariffs and always used trade as a stick or carrot. It's dishonest to pretend that a government which makes it even possible for it's citizens to have jobs through these moderating measures is some form of fascism. Choke on your lies, bitch.
 
That's bullshit. we have always had tariffs and always used trade as a stick or carrot. It's dishonest to pretend that a government which makes it even possible for it's citizens to have jobs through these moderating measures is some form of fascism. Choke on your lies, bitch.

Not always-- in the modern world there are penalties for such actions.
 
That's bullshit. we have always had tariffs and always used trade as a stick or carrot. It's dishonest to pretend that a government which makes it even possible for it's citizens to have jobs through these moderating measures is some form of fascism. Choke on your lies, bitch.

Tarrifs were strictly for revenue, as there were no internal taxes (sales, income, property, etc.) for the longest time. Only in very recent history have tarrifs been used as a political weapon against unpopular nations.
 
Tarrifs were strictly for revenue, as there were no internal taxes (sales, income, property, etc.) for the longest time. Only in very recent history have tarrifs been used as a political weapon against unpopular nations.

It's not as a weapon. It's a protection. that's why is called protectionism. It's needed sometimes, to avoid ruining domestic industry.
 
This kind of trade imbalance is the Illuminati scheme to make americans dependant on foreign powers.
 
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