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I think all of you bring up a great points. I guess we’re so stuck into the capitalist mindset, which is what we know/understand, that we can’t seem to see outside of box.
You’re right, once the goverent/tax payers bail out any private entity – based on the capitalist mind set – it makes no point in investing in them/system any longer(it is a false capitalist system). I see this bail out the greatest mistake ever – there is no way to return to what we know today as CAPITALISM.Who would trust it? Who could trust our MARKETING of – freedom of choice/dream achievers/free markets/lots of choices – when the government overwrites all the above in case of “major troubles”. It is not a sustainable system. This is just another delayed bubble – we bailed out the DOT COM bust with a HOUSING BOOM – there wasn’t a next bubble to run into the sky.
Think about it this way:
1) CAPITALIST VIEW: The American Dream: – Own a house (30 yrs investment + lifetime of taxes)…..plenty of options- as we know the system
2) SOCIALIST VIEW: The Choices Dream: – they already have government housing (dream already achieved)..the real issues – choices/diferentiation.
3) CAPITAL-SOCIAL (Oligarchy system): still have the choices/dreams – but don’t bother the political system which controls everything – we’re there right now – it makes NO differece if you vote DEM or REP in my mind….the cards are played, just the circus continues.
– I guess CHINA is already on the this track as well as Russia, in a different format. Due to plenty of financial pressures, mostly due to surviving on a credit card/borrowed money, the USA is transitioning to this system as well – in its own way.SD TransplantParticipantI think all of you bring up a great points. I guess we’re so stuck into the capitalist mindset, which is what we know/understand, that we can’t seem to see outside of box.
You’re right, once the goverent/tax payers bail out any private entity – based on the capitalist mind set – it makes no point in investing in them/system any longer(it is a false capitalist system). I see this bail out the greatest mistake ever – there is no way to return to what we know today as CAPITALISM.Who would trust it? Who could trust our MARKETING of – freedom of choice/dream achievers/free markets/lots of choices – when the government overwrites all the above in case of “major troubles”. It is not a sustainable system. This is just another delayed bubble – we bailed out the DOT COM bust with a HOUSING BOOM – there wasn’t a next bubble to run into the sky.
Think about it this way:
1) CAPITALIST VIEW: The American Dream: – Own a house (30 yrs investment + lifetime of taxes)…..plenty of options- as we know the system
2) SOCIALIST VIEW: The Choices Dream: – they already have government housing (dream already achieved)..the real issues – choices/diferentiation.
3) CAPITAL-SOCIAL (Oligarchy system): still have the choices/dreams – but don’t bother the political system which controls everything – we’re there right now – it makes NO differece if you vote DEM or REP in my mind….the cards are played, just the circus continues.
– I guess CHINA is already on the this track as well as Russia, in a different format. Due to plenty of financial pressures, mostly due to surviving on a credit card/borrowed money, the USA is transitioning to this system as well – in its own way.SD TransplantParticipantI think all of you bring up a great points. I guess we’re so stuck into the capitalist mindset, which is what we know/understand, that we can’t seem to see outside of box.
You’re right, once the goverent/tax payers bail out any private entity – based on the capitalist mind set – it makes no point in investing in them/system any longer(it is a false capitalist system). I see this bail out the greatest mistake ever – there is no way to return to what we know today as CAPITALISM.Who would trust it? Who could trust our MARKETING of – freedom of choice/dream achievers/free markets/lots of choices – when the government overwrites all the above in case of “major troubles”. It is not a sustainable system. This is just another delayed bubble – we bailed out the DOT COM bust with a HOUSING BOOM – there wasn’t a next bubble to run into the sky.
Think about it this way:
1) CAPITALIST VIEW: The American Dream: – Own a house (30 yrs investment + lifetime of taxes)…..plenty of options- as we know the system
2) SOCIALIST VIEW: The Choices Dream: – they already have government housing (dream already achieved)..the real issues – choices/diferentiation.
3) CAPITAL-SOCIAL (Oligarchy system): still have the choices/dreams – but don’t bother the political system which controls everything – we’re there right now – it makes NO differece if you vote DEM or REP in my mind….the cards are played, just the circus continues.
– I guess CHINA is already on the this track as well as Russia, in a different format. Due to plenty of financial pressures, mostly due to surviving on a credit card/borrowed money, the USA is transitioning to this system as well – in its own way.SD TransplantParticipantI do agree that action must be taken. However, I would like to see the big picture, and there are a couple of immediate options that make sense:
1) Write your congressman/senators/representative
= keep the status quo2) Elections are in just a few months/day – let’s make our voices heard PROPERLY.
= DO NOT VOTE ANY INCUMBANT IN THE OFFICE AGAINI choose # 2 as the only message left to do. This message ought to be unified and strong.
SD TransplantParticipantI do agree that action must be taken. However, I would like to see the big picture, and there are a couple of immediate options that make sense:
1) Write your congressman/senators/representative
= keep the status quo2) Elections are in just a few months/day – let’s make our voices heard PROPERLY.
= DO NOT VOTE ANY INCUMBANT IN THE OFFICE AGAINI choose # 2 as the only message left to do. This message ought to be unified and strong.
SD TransplantParticipantI do agree that action must be taken. However, I would like to see the big picture, and there are a couple of immediate options that make sense:
1) Write your congressman/senators/representative
= keep the status quo2) Elections are in just a few months/day – let’s make our voices heard PROPERLY.
= DO NOT VOTE ANY INCUMBANT IN THE OFFICE AGAINI choose # 2 as the only message left to do. This message ought to be unified and strong.
SD TransplantParticipantI do agree that action must be taken. However, I would like to see the big picture, and there are a couple of immediate options that make sense:
1) Write your congressman/senators/representative
= keep the status quo2) Elections are in just a few months/day – let’s make our voices heard PROPERLY.
= DO NOT VOTE ANY INCUMBANT IN THE OFFICE AGAINI choose # 2 as the only message left to do. This message ought to be unified and strong.
SD TransplantParticipantI do agree that action must be taken. However, I would like to see the big picture, and there are a couple of immediate options that make sense:
1) Write your congressman/senators/representative
= keep the status quo2) Elections are in just a few months/day – let’s make our voices heard PROPERLY.
= DO NOT VOTE ANY INCUMBANT IN THE OFFICE AGAINI choose # 2 as the only message left to do. This message ought to be unified and strong.
September 17, 2008 at 8:11 AM in reply to: So How Would You Define Our Economic Ideology Now? #271355SD TransplantParticipant3 words describe reality:
SOCIALLY SELECTIVE OLIGARCHY ***
*** – only for the well-connected & politically friendly bunch.
September 17, 2008 at 8:11 AM in reply to: So How Would You Define Our Economic Ideology Now? #271591SD TransplantParticipant3 words describe reality:
SOCIALLY SELECTIVE OLIGARCHY ***
*** – only for the well-connected & politically friendly bunch.
September 17, 2008 at 8:11 AM in reply to: So How Would You Define Our Economic Ideology Now? #271604SD TransplantParticipant3 words describe reality:
SOCIALLY SELECTIVE OLIGARCHY ***
*** – only for the well-connected & politically friendly bunch.
September 17, 2008 at 8:11 AM in reply to: So How Would You Define Our Economic Ideology Now? #271644SD TransplantParticipant3 words describe reality:
SOCIALLY SELECTIVE OLIGARCHY ***
*** – only for the well-connected & politically friendly bunch.
September 17, 2008 at 8:11 AM in reply to: So How Would You Define Our Economic Ideology Now? #271668SD TransplantParticipant3 words describe reality:
SOCIALLY SELECTIVE OLIGARCHY ***
*** – only for the well-connected & politically friendly bunch.
September 11, 2008 at 10:43 AM in reply to: Lehman Bailout this Weekend (Bear Stearns replay) #268946SD TransplantParticipantThis just bothers me to a new degree. I understand or more precisely look the other way at the Freddy/Fannie bail out ( we don’t want to go back to the stone age or barter days)…….ok…understood.
But if more bailouts are set for the near future (Lehman or WAMU), I’m questioning WHY in the world we’re even making comments with respect to China, Russia’s governments – they do seem to manage things a lot better now. It seems that the world politicians are set on the new world order – Oligarchy system (top % run the show everything else is smoking mirrors). I happend to catch a few minutes of Ron Paul’s message on CNN vis-a-vis not supporting either McCain or Obama….and I agree with him completly.
I see neither sollution best for us, politicians (both sides) neatly package their speech products with a pretty pink lipstick….and go find victims.
This has to stop….I’ve left comunism to come here (is it me? or why it keeps following me 🙂
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