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December 07, 2010 12:21 AM UTC
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as has been argued on a different thread, we’re screwed on this because all the Rs and a few Dems will vote against cloture on everything else until the Rs get to extend their obscene tax breaks for the obscenely wealthy.
And they have no political price to pay for their votes as they live in conservative states where the citizens actually believe they should support their upper classes while they struggle through their own faults with high unemployment. But at least all those unemployed can take great solace in the fact that they are helping contribute to the greatest shift of wealth to the top percentile in our nation’s history. They should be proud!
…friends… the common voter is not going to believe that all of our problems will get solved by gouging the rich
Do we, as liberals, really want to press hard for real, fiscal change, that will really solve America?
Then here goes –
1. Reinstate the Glass Steagall Act
2. Prosecute every corporate banker that cooked and manipulated books, for the sake of profiting from bailout money, an action that still has our entire country wavering in the doldrums between Recession and Depression
A message needs to be sent that will prevent fiscal fraud – you cook your books, you go to jail – end of story
Gouging ‘rich’ people is not going to save our economy or America
Are you a liberal? At least when it comes to fiscal matters.
is not “gouging” anyone.
That you guys are talking like it was never their money in the first place – that it naturally just belongs to the government.
It’s a fundamental flaw in philosophy, IMO.
for providing the foundations of commerce that they profit from, including a safe country governed by the rule of law, with a well established commercial code, minimized corruption, excellent infrastructure, transportation system, etc. etc.
What, they want that shit for free ? (don’t answer that question)
You’ve just broken my Schadenfreude enjoyment meter.