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Originally Posted by adbmon
communist!
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Do you even understand the definition of a communist?
If you did you would have posted a thread about the US Government Central Role in the American Agriculture Industry. This is more Communist, than any other policy we have in this country. I voted for President George W. Bush Jr, not once but twice, because he ran under the guise of small and limited government, but along with the passage through the Senate he signed into law one of the largest Corp Subsidy bills in the history of the US, and you don't point that out as communist? He passed legislation, that allows the government to operate under a "police state" another example of communism, but you do not point that out? You bi(ch about Health Care one of the few social programs, thus far passed by the government ever, that actually gives individuals the freedom of choice to either opt into or stick with their current plan. Come on man, are you seriously crazy?
If anything you should be rallying people to repeal many of the measures passed during his administrations, which are extremely grave and serious threats to your individual freedoms. The biggest threat is the Patriot Act, and the sweeping powers, it gives the Executive Branch dictatorship powers to by pass the checks and balances written into the constitution. Sorry, to say, you're a good little serf, who has not left the farm, and is content with having a non-functioning brain.
How do you explain not posting a thread about this topic, if you're going to post a thread about communism in the US?
Currently the only form of communism we have in which a central planner dictates the allocation of resources is the governments control over the US Agricultural Industry. Now, are you going to start a thread about this actual, real, legal, legitimate form of communism taking place in our country?
Now, please define what a communist is?
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