Entries categorized as ‘Morality’
Bob is awesome
September 29, 2009 · Leave a Comment
Categories: Blogroll · Economics · Entertainment · Funny · Government · Humor · Morality · Politics · Society
Tagged: brinking with bob
Want a reason to vomit?
July 14, 2009 · Leave a Comment



Who gets paid when America borrows? The Federal Reserve.
Who is not regulated by Congress? The Federal Reserve.
Who was put in charge of the economy in 1913 so as to prevent economic depressions? The Federal Reserve.
Who failed over 7 times in the last century to do what they were chartered to do? The Federal Reserve.
Who does Obama want to give MORE power to? The Federal Reserve.
This needs to end>> End the Fed
Categories: Economics · Government · Morality · Politics
Tagged: fascism, federal reserve, socialism, tyrrany
Minimum wage deceit
July 11, 2009 · 1 Comment
This video blog from Peter Schiff reminds me of a post I made a while back:
It goes against every ounce of logic in my being to think that a minimum wage is good for people or an economy, yet people in Congress and even everyday folks on the street seem to think it’s a good idea. Well, let me explain in very clear terms MINIMUM WAGE IS BAD FOR THE ECONOMY.
The first thing that will happen when this new minimum wage bill goes through, if it does, is the people who aren’t worth $7.25 an hour will BE FIRED. Then, the real damage happens.
If you are a minimum wage proponent, I would like to ask what a fair wage should be. Is it $7.25 an hour? I don’t know anyone who makes that and everyone I know is complaining about how little they make- maybe it should be $10 an hour like it is at most Wal-Marts. Not good enough? Maybe it should be $20 an hour- that would make a lot of people happy- it’d be a pay raise for a lot of people reading this post (I like to dream that millions of people are reading).
I have an idea- let’s make the minimum wage $100 an hour- that would make 98% of the people in the US happy. What would happen with such a high minimum wage? Everyone would be fired- everyone except for the very necessary employees. Then, companies who couldn’t afford that would raise their prices, so the consumer gets to bite the big one. Inflation would skyrocket and there would eventually be 70% unemployment and nothing being produced in this country.
Well, if this progression is reasonable to see happening if the wage was upped to $100/hr., is it so far-fetched to see how raising it by a small percentage would move slightly closer to the doomsday scenario described above?
Artificial regulations on a free market ALWAYS hurt the market in the long run. I feel like most people need to go back to Economics 101 and get over this blind pseudo-altruism that helps them cope with the fact that they’re driving their Beemers over the raggedy blanket of some smelly-ass bum sticking out his hands for some spare change as long as it’s more than a five dollar bill or some food as long as it’s not Italian.
People complain that they can’t live on $5 an hour. Well, I have an idea- get another frickin job that pays more. Or, I got it, maybe pick up a skill, like smiling, and request more from your fat minimum-wage-paying boss. But I don’t buy that people can’t live on $5 an hour. People can live on much less than that- 3 BILLION humans live on less than $5 a DAY- they just eat less and have flies all over their faces. My point is that yes, people can live on $5 an hour- but they won’t be able to eat at Benihana’s every night or support their smoking habit while putting up three kids.
And, come to think of it, who are these people making minimum wage? They’re typically kids in high school (with no one to support), immigrants (I won’t get into the legality of these peeps), or lousy bums. In the case of the kids- they’re working for school or extra spending cash. In the case of the immigrants- they may need to work to support a family, but if they’re hard-working enough and can keep a job, they’re going to get a raise every year no matter what job you’re doing- eventually making a great deal more than minimum wage. Bums who can’t keep a job don’t deserve money for doing nothing.
I worked at plenty of jobs making minimum wage and I never complained about getting too little- I just acquired the skills and got a better job. It was a great learning experience. Entry level jobs aren’t meant for permanent employment- that’s why they’re called “Entry” level.
To sum up-the people making minimum wage can get by or make some sacrifices to move up in the world. Minimum wage hurts the economy by squeezing small business owners and pushing inflation, which just makes the new minimum wage outdated sooner. And a lot of people need to go back to economics class.
Categories: Economics · Funny · Government · Humor · Morality · Politics
Our government is psychotic
June 29, 2009 · Leave a Comment
Categories: Blogroll · Government · Morality · Politics · Society · World
Tagged: communism, fascism, libertarian, shelly roche, socialism, video
I don’t have health insurance
June 20, 2009 · Leave a Comment
I don’t have health insurance. Why? Because it is a broken-ass system. It takes money from healthy people and gives it to unhealthy people, most of whom choose to be unhealthy. Let’s be honest, all those type-II diabetics, eggs and bacon eating heart patients, smoking emphysema patients CHOOSE to be unhealthy and through their own will and government regulation, pay the medical bills for those patients. They pay for triple bypass surgery for a chronic over eater; they pay for cancer treatment of life-time smokers; and yes, they pay for gerbil-in-the-ass removal from kinky sex addicts. Those medical procedures take their toll and disproportionately benefit unhealthy people. True, there is some discount in insurance premiums for healthy people, but someone who is never sick still has to pay up tp $200 a month (without employer assistance) for basic coverage.
The main purpose for insurance is to insure people against unforeseen medical problems–complete accidents or aberrations. But insurance has become the catchall payment plan for the common cold, paper cuts, and chosen ailments like the ones mentioned above. So, I don’t want to contribute to that pool.
The problem is that some people don’t want to leave well enough alone. Obama and his ilk are touting socialized health scare that will provide (as they call it) free health care to the masses through government-run institutions. That’s still all well and good, except for the fact that it isn’t free–someone’s going to pay for it–and one of those people is me, who consciously rejects the idea of healthy people paying for unhealthy people. Obama wants to FORCE me to pay into a corrupt-as-Cain health system. Fuck that.
I’m not insured and Obama and his minions use that as a ploy to encourage socialized medicine: “look! 47 million are uninsured! Let’s do something about it!” But I don’t want to be insured, so fuck off! Stop trying to take my money and give it to fat smokers!
And to the people who support socialized health care because of the goodness of your own heart- please understand, that it’s not cause I’m mean and I want people to go without health care. My position stands because everything government does is a bloated beurocratic mess and that won’t change for an industry that some estimate will take up a third of the GDP by 2050. Government is coercion. Let’s not turn our hospitals into one big DMV!
Categories: Economics · Government · Morality · Politics · Society · World
Tagged: 1984, doctors, fascism, hospital, medical, obama, socialism
Susan Davis Sucks my ass
May 6, 2009 · Leave a Comment
Yet another rejection of the government-whore’s constituents’ requests to limit federal government:
Thank you for contacting me to share your concerns about H.R. 875, the Food Safety Modernization Act of 2009. It was good to hear from you, and I welcome the opportunity to respond to your comments.
Due to recent and historic concerns regarding food safety regulations in our country, many in Congress are keenly interested in finding equitable solutions to our regulatory problems. There is certainly a need to reform and rethink the operations of the FDA and related agencies. Currently, three different agencies have overlapping jurisdiction over the food supply. None has overarching authority or responsibility for the quality of food. Contaminants are not even subject to a single standard. Instead, from the field to the table, different rules apply.
H.R. 875 would create a dedicated Food Safety Administration within the Department of Health and Human Services to deal with these concerns. A dedicated food safety agency is certainly an idea worthy of serious consideration, and I will monitor this bill closely as it moves through the legislative process.
I certainly understand your concerns, and I will keep your thoughts in mind. In considering changes to both food safety and agriculture industry regulation, I believe that the needs of American’s consumers must be our first priority. We must also find ways to manage the regulatory process while not compromising the nutrition of foods or undermining the efforts of small and organic farmers.
Once again, thank you for contacting me. As your representative, I both need and value your perspective. Please sign up for my E-Newsletter on my website www.house.gov/susandavis, if you would like to receive regular updates about what is happening in Congress.
With warm regards,
SUSAN A. DAVIS
Member of Congress
Why don’t you warm yourself up with these regards: fuck you! Here’s another perspective on the bill (from Campaign For Liberty):
Pay special attention to
- Section 3 which is the definitions portion of the bill-read in it’s entirety.
- section 103, 206 and 207- read in it’s entirety.
Red flags I found and I am sure there are more………..
- Legally binds state agriculture depts to enforcing federal guidelines effectively taking away the states power to do anything other than being food police for the federal dept.
- Effectively criminalizes organic farming but doesn’t actually use the word organic.
- Affects anyone growing food even if they are not selling it but consuming it.
- Affects anyone producing meat of any kind including the processing wild game for personal consumption.
- Legislation is so broad based that every aspect of growing or producing food can be made illegal. There are no specifics which is bizarre considering how long the legislation is.
- Section 103 is almost entirely about the administrative aspect of the legislation. It will allow the appointing of officials from the factory farming corporations and lobbyists and classify them as experts and allow them to determine and interpret the legislation. Who do you think they are going to side with?
- Section 206 defines what will be considered a food production facility and what will be enforced up all food production facilities. The wording is so broad based that a backyard gardener could be fined and more.
- Section 207 requires that the state’s agriculture dept act as the food police and enforce the federal requirements. This takes away the states power and is in violation of the 10th amendment.
There are many more but by the time I got this far in the legislation I was so alarmed that I wanted to bring someone’s attention to it. (to the one person who reads my blog)
Categories: Environment · Government · Morality · Politics · Society · Why Baby Boomers Suck!
Tagged: government whore, san diego, socialist, susan davis
Chrysler won’t repay bailout money
May 5, 2009 · Leave a Comment
Perfect!
“Chrysler LLC will not repay U.S. taxpayers more than $7 billion in bailout money it received earlier this year and as part of its bankruptcy filing.
This revelation was buried within Chrysler’s bankruptcy filings last week and confirmed by the Obama administration Tuesday. The filings included a list of business assumptions from one of the company’s key financial advisors in the bankruptcy case.”
This just goes to show that the government can’t do everything and the things it does do are usually as misguided as an F18 flown by Stevie Wonder.
Categories: Government · Morality · Politics
Chrysler files for bankruptcy under Obama’s guidance
April 30, 2009 · Leave a Comment
So, let me get thi straight, Obama gives Chrysler $4,000,000,000 to stay in business and produce shitty cars that no body wants, then he “guides” them into bankruptcy. Fuck you!
The next time you want to spend my money on a failing company, maybe you can kiss my ass first?
Categories: Government · Morality · Politics · Society · Why Baby Boomers Suck! · World
Tagged: bailout, fascism, socialism


