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Originally Posted by UnoRaza
Good point, if we do not take heed of Ron Paul's advice and get rid of these leaches we're doomed to keep paying our taxes straight to the bankers.
How many know not ONE dollar in federal taxes goes to run the government? It goes to the masters of money that Jesus too tried to put out of business.
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There's always tax revolt.
About Keynsian economics, there was an article in the local paper recently, by a professor of Religious Studies. He said Keynes is 'half-understood.'
"According to Keynes, the Great Depression was avoidable. But, swift action to meet the crisis was prevented by the flawed philosophy of Conservative governments in Britain and the U. S. This philosophy was based on a false view of "the market" that failed to see its human dimensions and substituted theory for practical action....
"Most important of all, Keynes stressed the need for a society to be based on justice and vision. Nevertheless, he was ignored until the crisis became so bad that his arguments could no longer be rejected. With the publication of his General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money (1936) Keynes laid the foundation for the economic decisions that assured postwar prosperity.
"Wasteful deficits are bad, but those that are used for investment in productive activities, or rebuilding infrastructure, just like a mortgage, are not only good but absolutely necessary in times of economic crisis."
http://www.calgaryherald.com/opinion...638/story.html