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Doesn't have the appeal of "We will rob you blind".

I admit it was close. But the people as a whole seem to prefer robbery to beatings.

A few more words here:

http://classicalvalues.com/2012/11/the- ... -promises/

MSimon wrote:Doesn't have the appeal of "We will rob you blind".

I admit it was close. But the people as a whole seem to prefer robbery to beatings.

A few more words here:

http://classicalvalues.com/2012/11/the- ... -promises/

They will get both. We are all communists now.

Funny you should say that.
I thought Romney had communist thoughts.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6bhfuioyI5Q

Saying everyone should have the wealth sounds a lot like communism to me.
Seriously, everyone CAN'T live like that.

Stubby wrote:Funny you should say that.
I thought Romney had communist thoughts.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6bhfuioyI5Q

Saying everyone should have the wealth sounds a lot like communism to me.
Seriously, everyone CAN'T live like that.

Let me tell you a secret Tovarich, Communism still has the wealthy and they still have the poor. What they do not have is a middle class.

Communism is just Monarchy/Aristocracy that dares not speak it's name.

...and if you dig up the dirt on Karl Marx you find out the bankers contracted him to write his manifesto. They didn't like the way the American revolution gave all this freedom to people and wanted a stop put on it.

Of course Marx's wife had a brother that headed up the section of the Prussian police that dealt with anarchists and revolutionaries. They liked the new son-law so much they provided him with a live in maid for life.

When Marx wasn't too busy plagiarizing other socialist writers he was denouncing other people for the same thing, or otherwise sowing discord in the ranks.

I feel sorry for people wasting time wearing Che Gevera T shirts or stupid berets, or holding up Little Red Books, (Mao was another bank puppet), almost as much as the people who wasted time opposing them.

Forgot to mention Lenin and Stalin at Tavistok in London, or Trotsky's time in New York, or how the Red's got ten times as much bank funding as the White's in Russia, it goes on and on.

The whole thing was a lie.

No shot was fired from the Aurora, and the Winter Palace was not stormed. In fact, the Tsar had already turned over power to an interim government, and the Bolsheviks simply staged a coup and then began the looting.

The old folks in Saint Petersburg are very happy these days to tell you that it was all a lie (they actually like to use the term "Fairy Tales"), and that the Bosheviks were full of shit with made up indoctrination and propaganda. It is really funny.

From the perspective of a central bank, state monopoly capitalism(communism) is interchangeable with private monopoly capitalism, differernt label, that's it.