IF ROADS, BRIDGES, AND TEACHERS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR SUCESSFUL BUSINESSES...ARE THEY ALSO RESPONSIBLE FOR THE FAILED ONES???!!!
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2012/08/06 14:59:13
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Get out your solar powered, Solyndra calculators and try out some ObamaMath.
Mr. Obama has told us that sucessful businesses are built by the collective not the individual. That everyone had help along the way and thats what built your business. Not that you are smarter or you work harder than anyone else. Bridges, roads, teachers and the internet (all claimed under the mantle of Gov'ment by Mr. Obama) is what gave you your sucess...So is this a two way street, Sir? What about the failures in life, in business? Are you and you Gov'ment internet, road, bridges, teacher responsible for that as well? Or do you only want credit for positive outcomes and no blame for negative ones....?
Meanwhile...elsewhere....
Mr. Obama has told us that sucessful businesses are built by the collective not the individual. That everyone had help along the way and thats what built your business. Not that you are smarter or you work harder than anyone else. Bridges, roads, teachers and the internet (all claimed under the mantle of Gov'ment by Mr. Obama) is what gave you your sucess...So is this a two way street, Sir? What about the failures in life, in business? Are you and you Gov'ment internet, road, bridges, teacher responsible for that as well? Or do you only want credit for positive outcomes and no blame for negative ones....?
Meanwhile...elsewhere....
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Actually what he said was you didn't do it alone which carries a slightly different message than built by the collective.
Why is garbage like this made into an issue?
Apparently there aren't enough real problems.
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Good post!
Why don't they have it? Let all 545 congress, house of Reps president be the test monkey for Obamacare first and give say 5 years and see how they like it before they introduce it. Of course they will opt out and prefer the penalty because they are overpaid and can afford to do so. Their lives are uneffected by any of their proposals
When industry falls apart, it's in part due to the lack of a cohesive unit working together in all segments of industry, including those not controlled by the corporation itself.
That's just simple logic. What's so hard or bad about understanding that? I'm not sure.
Somehow people are upset that they have to thank others that help them along the way and can't be seen as working alone against all odds. But, that's just something mature people do anyway.
Grow up, people.
Think about this scenario....when you went to a doctor in the past, there were many nurses, and medical personnel looking after your needs, and one receptionist/secretary running the office.
Now, look around...there are dozens of paper pushers in the office and one or two medical personell attending to your needs. What's wrong with this picture?
That is due to all the government/insurance regulation necessary to process the paper and get paid. Your time with the MD is limited. He has to see twice as many patients to break even to pay for all the paper pushing. Who and what gets short changed?
That's a small business teetering on the edge because Medicare, Medicaid requires it but does nothing to make your health care better or pay their bills in a timely fashion!
Apply that to all the government regulations imposed on industry/business and you'll understand why businesses fail and are reluctant to expand!
Is that progress?
Your example doesn't really fit with any hospitals or doctor's offices I've been to. I'm not sure what you're talking about. Your argument about why doctors see so many patients was never pressed to me by all the doctors I used to hang out with a couple of years ago, either.
Your complaints about Medicaid and Medicare don't address the issue as to why it's needed in the first place and what function it really serves. You cite tertiary impact upon small businesses (that I'm not even sure exist) as a reason to shut down both programs? Or as a reason to cut costs on small businesses? I'm not sure.
If businesses fail and are reluctant to expand, why are companies showing RECORD profits in these last couple of years?
I think the money they're making is definitely progress, if one was to decide based solely on the amount of money they made. I don't see how anyone could argue that wasn't progress. If you're making more money than you've ever made before, how could you call that failure?
Government regulation is ...
Your example doesn't really fit with any hospitals or doctor's offices I've been to. I'm not sure what you're talking about. Your argument about why doctors see so many patients was never pressed to me by all the doctors I used to hang out with a couple of years ago, either.
Your complaints about Medicaid and Medicare don't address the issue as to why it's needed in the first place and what function it really serves. You cite tertiary impact upon small businesses (that I'm not even sure exist) as a reason to shut down both programs? Or as a reason to cut costs on small businesses? I'm not sure.
If businesses fail and are reluctant to expand, why are companies showing RECORD profits in these last couple of years?
I think the money they're making is definitely progress, if one was to decide based solely on the amount of money they made. I don't see how anyone could argue that wasn't progress. If you're making more money than you've ever made before, how could you call that failure?
Government regulation is needed and protects companies from operating in a world where there is no competition in the market. Government offering health care to citizens that are too old to work anymore isn't a horrible thing for anyone involved. Streamlining processes in order to make more money isn't a detriment incurred by the government.
Government issues may be seen as a burden at times, and some could blame the government for their failure as well as their success and I'm sure both would be right on some level. But that's because government does affect the world in which we all live in.
So, I'm not sure what's so hard to get about that? And, why is it wrong to point out?
Does this mean that the Proletarians paradise is being put on hold until they find a reason for it not existing other than the obvious lack of interest by the proletarians? Can they blame Bush for this also?
Damn you maggot I knew this would lead to an unplanned contraction in Liberal Logic that will cause a rift in the space time continuum of Karl Space.
seriously,
maggot