Babes in debt land: end of the road?
Temlakos~POTL~PWCM~JLA~☆
2012/06/17 10:32:17
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We hear much about our national debt in the news. Who really wants to
listen to that stuff? Our favorite sitcom is coming on the tube. Yes,
we’ve heard how bad things are. But we don’t see the bread lines (or the
“migrant mothers”) we associate with the Great Depression. So things
can’t really be that bad. Of course Lyndon Johnson replaced the bread
lines with food stamps and government programs. But no one is starving.
Hey, this is America. Things like that just don’t happen here anymore.
Our government protects us from stuff like that.
Or does it? Does government protect us, or set us up? Can government protect us much longer, even if you grant the premise that it means well?
Are we at the end of the road? Or can we kick the can a little farther?
listen to that stuff? Our favorite sitcom is coming on the tube. Yes,
we’ve heard how bad things are. But we don’t see the bread lines (or the
“migrant mothers”) we associate with the Great Depression. So things
can’t really be that bad. Of course Lyndon Johnson replaced the bread
lines with food stamps and government programs. But no one is starving.
Hey, this is America. Things like that just don’t happen here anymore.
Our government protects us from stuff like that.
Or does it? Does government protect us, or set us up? Can government protect us much longer, even if you grant the premise that it means well?
Are we at the end of the road? Or can we kick the can a little farther?
Read More: http://www.conservativenewsandviews.com/2012/06/17...
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templer003 2012/06/17 11:55:21End of the road+6When a person becomes beholding to any government for their very livelihood, they then become no better than slaves relying upon their masters to provide for them...






















I should have said something to the effect of lazy no good lay abouts who want everything for free...
Unfortunately, we can't argue with the professor because when he wrote that we were still colonials of Great Britain and he was explaining what had destroyed the Athenian Republic more than 2000 years before.
See that picture? Florence Thompson, Dust Bowl migrant. One of the many pictures that Dorothea Lange took for the Farm Security Administration. Propaganda? Most certainly. Whose fault is that, really? Politicians and those who vote for them.
If you click through to the article, it goes into more excruciating detail, and gives the answer: instead of kicking the can, kicking the bums out.