The best way I know to convert Democrats

[VoteRonPaul2008]

Obama and Hillary are BOTH Democrats AND anti war (ron paul anti war but not Democrat). Democrats are nice and are logical. Republicans are selfish, ignorant and racist. I will NEVER vote for a Republican.

It's sad that Ron Paul would propose a tax cut on the already mega-rich greedy corporations. Ron Paul is a corporatist. He doesn't care about the poor. He wants to abolish the essential consumer protection, healthcare programs and the essential minimum wage. He wants to get rid of public education, so I'm sure that people would not afford private education and they will teach them racist crap and useless crap. I want to tax the wealthy corporations until they are poor so they would be more competitive to raising money and innovate more. I want to tax the wealthy corporations so they would not be as powerful. I want to propose a 90% income tax on the greedy corporations. I want the government to kill these high gas prices by taxing the gas companies.

Obama and Hillary are not anti-war, both of them could not promise getting the troops out even by 2013.. Hillary voted on Bush's Iran resolution... which labels the country a threat so we could take military action.. Barack stated he would invade Pakistan without the consent of the government... and also considered going to war with Iran..

 

[RonPaulIsGood]

Economically ignorant Democrats hate tax cuts on corporations. They hate why Bush give tax cuts to corporations, while not cutting taxes on people.

Proof that "corporations don't pay taxes, people do":
There is a 35% income tax on corporations.
So 35% of the money you buy services and products from corporations they use it to pay their taxes.
Products will be 35% cheaper if there is no corporative tax.
So there is a 53.8% hidden sales tax or "embedded tax"
If you pay a 10% income tax, then 45% of your labor is taxed. That does not include payroll and State taxes on corporations and you.

Ron Paul once said that 50% of your labor is being taxed. But the government only taxes 20% of the GDP. Why? "corporations don't pay taxes, people do"

 

[RonPaulIsGood]

He didn't even read about libertarian economics and starts bashing libertarian economics.

 

[eydaimon]

He didn't even read about libertarian economics and starts bashing libertarian economics.



I used to believe that government regulation is effective in protecting workers. But once I read more about the Austrian School of Economics, I learned that government regulation does not prevent but CREATE exploitation of workers, benefits big businesses, hurts small businesses, and undermines innovation. Read more about libertarian economics. Don't just ignore it and think of it as an unrelated topics in politics. You have to be holistic and open-minded, unlike the close-minded bureaucrats who are just interested in making money and gaining fame.

I am discussing economic libertarianism, I am preferring ECONOMIC deregulation, not personal or social law deregulation.

I and other libertarians believe in personal and social law regulation to preserve peace, but economic regulation creates inequality.

Do you have a recommended reading list for this? I've been trying to find some books on it.

 

[Shatterhand]

I'll look into the book. Thanks.

 

[nexalacer]

He didn't even read about libertarian economics and starts bashing libertarian economics.



I used to believe that government regulation is effective in protecting workers. But once I read more about the Austrian School of Economics, I learned that government regulation does not prevent but CREATE exploitation of workers, benefits big businesses, hurts small businesses, and undermines innovation. Read more about libertarian economics. Don't just ignore it and think of it as an unrelated topics in politics. You have to be holistic and open-minded, unlike the close-minded bureaucrats who are just interested in making money and gaining fame.

I am discussing economic libertarianism, I am preferring ECONOMIC deregulation, not personal or social law deregulation.

I and other libertarians believe in personal and social law regulation to preserve peace, but economic regulation creates inequality.

Would you be holistic and open-minded in an approach where there was no government that provided personal and social law regulation?