Ron Paul likes price gouging, and the way he explains it, ..

jpete wrote:

Northern Maine wrote:
How has that affected you day to day living of today?

It's not about how it affects me. It's the philosophy.

There are a lot of things that don't affect me that I think are wrong and would like to see changed.

I think the real question is how can it be corrected peacefully.

Flyer5 wrote:

jpete wrote:

Northern Maine wrote:
How has that affected you day to day living of today?

It's not about how it affects me. It's the philosophy.

There are a lot of things that don't affect me that I think are wrong and would like to see changed.

I think the real question is how can it be corrected peacefully.

Agreed !

Flyer5 wrote:
I think the real question is how can it be corrected peacefully.

By talking to as many people as possible.

It does not take a majority to prevail... but rather an irate, tireless minority, keen on setting brushfires of freedom in the minds of men.

Samuel Adams

Who doesn't like Sam Adams?

jpete wrote:

Northern Maine wrote:
I thought these Acts were repealed in 1802?

And then Lincoln brought them back for the Civil War and now Obama brought them back with NDAA, indefinite detention, assassinations of Americans without due process, kill lists, etc.

perhaps these things existed under other administrators as well

Northern Maine wrote:

jpete wrote:

Northern Maine wrote:
I thought these Acts were repealed in 1802?

And then Lincoln brought them back for the Civil War and now Obama brought them back with NDAA, indefinite detention, assassinations of Americans without due process, kill lists, etc.

perhaps these things existed under other administrators as well

Perhaps.

So why did you seem surprised I'm not thrilled with any administration in my lifetime?

not so much surprised as I am curious

perhaps another way of looking at it is by the philosophy of looking at what each administration has done that's good and exploit those things?

Northern Maine wrote:perhaps another way of looking at it is by the philosophy of looking at what each administration has done that's good and exploit those things?

If I steal your wallet and give $20 to a homeless guy, you aren't going to call me a philanthropist.

jpete wrote:

Northern Maine wrote:perhaps another way of looking at it is by the philosophy of looking at what each administration has done that's good and exploit those things?

If I steal your wallet and give $20 to a homeless guy, you aren't going to call me a philanthropist.

I dont carry cash!

Northern Maine wrote:

Flyer5 wrote:

Northern Maine wrote:Was the tax revenue higher under Reagan compared to our current administration?

Not sure? But there was less waste.

Was the Stars Wars Program a waste? I am not sure but it really did not come to fruition did it, but did spend a lot of tax dollars

That was a little early onset to his Alzheimer's. It was an enormous waste of money. He earned the moniker of Ronnie Ray Gun because of it. He was told that the technology didn't exist at that time but said do it anyways!

Not sure? But there was less waste.[/quote]

Was the Stars Wars Program a waste? I am not sure but it really did not come to fruition did it, but did spend a lot of tax dollars[/quote]

That was a little early onset to his Alzheimer's. It was an enormous waste of money. He earned the moniker of Ronnie Ray Gun because of it. He was told that the technology didn't exist at that time but said do it anyways![/quote]

This article will really stir ups some controversy! http://www.panderingpoliticians.com/201 ... eagan.html

jpete wrote:

Northern Maine wrote:perhaps another way of looking at it is by the philosophy of looking at what each administration has done that's good and exploit those things?

If I steal your wallet and give $20 to a homeless guy, you aren't going to call me a philanthropist.

I asked a liberal if he would work for me for a day and I would give his pay to a homeless guy. He was offended and asked why I just don't have the homeless guy work for a day. I said he was to busy.

Northern Maine wrote:

jpete wrote:

Northern Maine wrote:perhaps another way of looking at it is by the philosophy of looking at what each administration has done that's good and exploit those things?

If I steal your wallet and give $20 to a homeless guy, you aren't going to call me a philanthropist.

I dont carry cash!

I carry a gun.

Flyer5 wrote:

jpete wrote:

Northern Maine wrote:perhaps another way of looking at it is by the philosophy of looking at what each administration has done that's good and exploit those things?

If I steal your wallet and give $20 to a homeless guy, you aren't going to call me a philanthropist.

I asked a liberal if he would work for me for a day and I would give his pay to a homeless guy. He was offended and asked why I just don't have the homeless guy work for a day. I said he was to busy.

If I steal your wallet and give $20 to a homeless guy, you aren't going to call me a philanthropist. [/quote]

I dont carry cash! [/quote]


I carry a gun. [/quote]