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March 28, 2015
Why is this so difficult to understand?
When forced to choose between big corporations and big government, you should never choose big government because whatever you don’t like about the big corporations WILL ALSO BE PRESENT IN BIG GOVERNMENT, ONLY WORSE, AND WITH GUNS.I never resort to all caps, but I don’t know how else to communicate this. I’ve tried every other way. Should I write it in a poem? Say it in Pig Latin? Mail it to you in a candy gram? Communicate it via interpretive dance? What can I do? What can I do to somehow force millions of oblivious people to understand that the government is not a magnanimous white knight that rides into town to rescue you from the scary dragon. The government is the freaking dragon. Dear Foolish and Gullible Americans, Net Neutrality is Not Your Friend | TheBlaze.com
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Both big business and big government are greedy, self focused, untrustworthy, power hungry, and care nothing for you. Nothing.
But big business is accountable through the market and law. That's the key here. Government is almost completely unaccountable and it never, ever goes out of business.
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at March 28, 2015 8:31 PM
Big Business also gets its hands on the levers. All those bankers defenestrating.
There are explanations for a few of them, for sure. Just a numbers thing.
I bet some are natural, in that the person was just a stupid loser who killed himself. Some are gamblers who couldn't pay the bookie. Or crooks of some kind.
But it doesn't add up, unless you consider maybe someone doesn't like bankers...
Posted by: chasmatic at March 28, 2015 9:36 PM