WHO IS THE PRIMARY CAUSE OF EVERY TROUBLE THE US HAS TODAY?
Tasine
2012/12/06 15:39:34
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Let's say it is a given, and a natural thing, for each person and each entity - a business, a club, a union - to do all it can to survive and be successful. It is the natural thing to do. Living things work and fight to survive. It is normal to do this. There is nothing wrong about this, nothing amoral, nothing sinful, hateful, uncaring about this.
That said, it should also be stated that operating illegally or immorally IS WRONG AND SHOULD BE MADE ACCOUNTABLE FOR
What mechanisms do we have to make people and groups accountable for their illegal actions?
1. Ostricism
2. Fines/other punishment
3. Imprisonment
Where does the method of accountability come from?
1. Individual citizens
2. Homes
3. Businesses, clubs, unions
4. Congress
5. Courts
How much responsibility can any entity bear when there are no laws or regulations? EVERY BIT OF THE RESPONSIBILITY, because there was NO other entity dictating what they could or could not do.
BUT when laws and regulations, written and passed by the government, by Congress who is in charge of the money that funds these laws and regs, I maintain the fault of lack of responsibility falls as much, or more so, on Congress than it does on the entity.
Congress, NO ONE ELSE, writes all the laws, some good, MOST bad.
Congress, NO ONE ELSE, controls the purse strings of the nation. It can be said that others spend that money. That's true, but it is congress' responsibility to CONTROL the spending of that money. And if they don't authorize the expenditure, it doesn't LEGALLY get done.
Congress, NO ONE ELSE, has the power to declare war and the money to pay for a war - time to quit blaming Presidents.
Congress, NO ONE ELSE, sets up loop-holes for the avoidance of taxation - so let's stop blaming the legitimate citizen or business who takes advantage of a LEGAL means of saving some of his hard earned money.
Congress, NO ONE ELSE, sets up banking regulations. So when one of their schemes backfires and fails, the blame belongs where? ON CONGRESS, not on the bank.
And the list goes on and on. I've touched ONLY on the eye of the needle. I doubt you can name a single problem we have that Congress is not TOTALLY responsible for. In essence, if not in absolute fact, the US Congress is the sole and single total fault of almost every problem the US faces today.
Let's please target what our problems REALLY are, who is REALLY responsible for them, and what we are REALLY going to do about it. Please offer suggestion.
That said, it should also be stated that operating illegally or immorally IS WRONG AND SHOULD BE MADE ACCOUNTABLE FOR
What mechanisms do we have to make people and groups accountable for their illegal actions?
1. Ostricism
2. Fines/other punishment
3. Imprisonment
Where does the method of accountability come from?
1. Individual citizens
2. Homes
3. Businesses, clubs, unions
4. Congress
5. Courts
How much responsibility can any entity bear when there are no laws or regulations? EVERY BIT OF THE RESPONSIBILITY, because there was NO other entity dictating what they could or could not do.
BUT when laws and regulations, written and passed by the government, by Congress who is in charge of the money that funds these laws and regs, I maintain the fault of lack of responsibility falls as much, or more so, on Congress than it does on the entity.
Congress, NO ONE ELSE, writes all the laws, some good, MOST bad.
Congress, NO ONE ELSE, controls the purse strings of the nation. It can be said that others spend that money. That's true, but it is congress' responsibility to CONTROL the spending of that money. And if they don't authorize the expenditure, it doesn't LEGALLY get done.
Congress, NO ONE ELSE, has the power to declare war and the money to pay for a war - time to quit blaming Presidents.
Congress, NO ONE ELSE, sets up loop-holes for the avoidance of taxation - so let's stop blaming the legitimate citizen or business who takes advantage of a LEGAL means of saving some of his hard earned money.
Congress, NO ONE ELSE, sets up banking regulations. So when one of their schemes backfires and fails, the blame belongs where? ON CONGRESS, not on the bank.
And the list goes on and on. I've touched ONLY on the eye of the needle. I doubt you can name a single problem we have that Congress is not TOTALLY responsible for. In essence, if not in absolute fact, the US Congress is the sole and single total fault of almost every problem the US faces today.
Let's please target what our problems REALLY are, who is REALLY responsible for them, and what we are REALLY going to do about it. Please offer suggestion.
Top Opinion
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zbacku 2012/12/06 15:40:37
While the Bilderbergers BELIEVE they are performing a service to mankind, the destruction of 6-1/2 billion people is a service I for one could do without. And make no mistake, that is their ultimate goal. They believe theirs is the only workable plan to stop 'overpopulation' and attendant problems such as pollution, global warming, and who knows what else.
Congress is controlled by big businesses via the lobbying process. Money decides who gets what office, and guess who has the money? If you want to start repairing the damage done by the many tools being wielded against us, the first thing you have to do is cut the funding for all of them. Stop paying for our own destruction. The only kind and gentle solution to our problem is to eliminate the lobbyist and his money and perks as a legally acceptable participant in our government. Until that happens, we don't stand a chance.
--------->98% are at fault<---------
Of course, we can also blame these two things:
Which have made people dumber:
The bought out pieces of sh*t in congress & senate combined with a failure to correct bad policies that have been in place for years.
The monetary system itself is the root cause of most problems. It creates barriers rather than solutions. It creates corruption and an incentive to not help people.
If you think about most problems we have, usually it can be traced back to money as the reason for that problem. People don't necessarily want money, they want access to things, like a car, a home, food, etc... It's possible to just mass produce goods and offer them without a price tag if we want to do so. This would free humanity from meaningless labor that often doesn't even benefit humanity.