September 2011
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Those Boring Politics: atomicsocialist:... →
dyoachim:
atomicsocialist:
a-petro-manifesto:
atomicsocialist:
Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it
So next time you spout of saying “End the Fed” or any of that other impractical, anti-central banking nonsense, recall what happened when we ended the 2nd Bank…
I still fail to see how the blame falls on the Fed, even after reading your long explanation. Granted...
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Noting to Self and Interested Followers:
These are mights, but I’m thinking of making a posts concerning Environmental Regulations, concerning the idea of Minarchy and our American Constitution, and the idea of how to phase out of Social Security given that the economy is almost completely moved to free-markets. Yes, these are obviously very subjective and I understand that me saying “phase out of Social Security” makes...
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atomicsocialist:
a-petro-manifesto:
atomicsocialist:
Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it
So next time you spout of saying “End the Fed” or any of that other impractical, anti-central banking nonsense, recall what happened when we ended the 2nd Bank of the United States
That was a banking vacuum. What else are you going to expect when a central bank is shut down...
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On Tumblr's Political Realm
This post has nothing really to do with political issues, but is mainly to point out just how ridiculous I think some of the bloggers here act. Before, in my blogging life, I’m sure I’ve stated that someone was a “fucking idiot” or something along those lines. To be quite honest, I can’t remember any times I have (save for when ryking was pulling much of the same...
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People boo’d Ron Paul’s sentiment that our actions oversees are self-destructive and morally wrong. That’s a little scary, and extremely lacks empathy.
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Ron Paul Has Gotten 3 Questions, 4 At Most
No surprise there.
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Candidates are Asked About the Fed:
Santorum: Wants a single-charter instead of a dual-charter, but desires keeping it around. He supports an Audit, but an obvious continuation of policies. All he mentioned was “it needs sound money” as any kind of reply. Seems pretty vague to me.
Cain: It should be audited, but should be “fixed” and not eliminated. Cain claims that decades ago the Fed did a very good job...
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booksofthought replied to your post: Ron Paul
Please post Ron Paul’s answers and statements tonight, for those of us who don’t have TV service. Some highlights of the ridiculousness of other candidates should prove entertaining too. Thanks!
I will absolutely try my best!
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“I am a Sergeant in the U.S. Army. I support Ron Paul and I support his foreign...”
– Sgt. Lewis, The Hill in a reply to comments (via fuckyeahemergence)
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My Thoughts On 9/11
letterstomycountry:
There are many of us, on both the Left and the Right (mostly the Libertarian Right), who have become somewhat uneasy regarding the legacy of 9/11. And today, while we remember the victims, and grant the surviving friends and family due solemnity, there seems to me no more appropriate time to voice this disconcerting ambivalence. For it is often in our darkest moments that...
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I understand many people despise the 9/11 anniversary. I understand that because the politicians have exploited it, it seems artificial. I understand wanting to make jokes about it. I’m fine with all of that.
But I think disrespecting its anniversary as a whole is pretty uncalled for. We were attacked. 3,000 of our people died. Yes, I know we’ve killed hundreds of thousands of...
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ronpaulrevolution replied to your post: I was generally disappointed with Ron Paul during the debate tonight…
He wasn’t able to talk about anything like that because they were to busy asking him irrelevant questions. When they were talking about the Federal Reserve and foreign policy they ignored him.
Which is why I said I think most of the fault is on the moderators. Usually he gets...
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I was generally disappointed with Ron Paul during...
Now, to be perfectly fair, he got very little questions. Every single candidate got at least 4 more questions than he did. And that’s awful on its own. But he didn’t really harp on his Libertarian ideals so much.
At some parts, true, he did. For instance, he talked about the TSA for a bit. But nothing really substantial to not make him seem run-of-the-mill to people who don’t...
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Ron Paul just said something very interesting:
It was on the topic of immigration reform. All of the other candidates were talking about a fence and stricter border controls when Ron Paul mentioned that a fence works both ways. It may be meant to keep illegals out, but it really could also be used to keep us in.
I mean, right now, the government practically controls international transportation. Our freest means of leaving is by ground...
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Credit and Full-Reserve Banking: Not Mutually...
The Austrian Business Cycle Theory focuses on the errors of the exponential expansion of credit caused by the fractional-reserve banking system, and therefor artificial low interest rates, created by central banks. Though, despite these flaws in the economy, many free-banking proponents still support banks practicing the fractional-reserve banking. I am among these proponents. However, when we say...
