Comments for FreeMarketUnderBlog http://freemarketunderdog.com/blog There's no need to fear, Free Market Underblog is here! Sun, 01 Feb 2009 00:18:34 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9 hourly 1 Comment on RESPONSE to Bill Fargo asking “When will we stop tolerating treason?” by fjbnheipsssf http://freemarketunderdog.com/blog/?p=20&cpage=1#comment-12932 fjbnheipsssf Sun, 01 Feb 2009 00:18:34 +0000 http://freemarketunderdog.com/blog/?p=20#comment-12932 <strong>fjbnheipsssf...</strong> Anyway, you should do your best ;)... fjbnheipsssf…

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]]> Comment on About FREE MARKET UNDERDOG by racketmensch http://freemarketunderdog.com/blog/?page_id=2&cpage=1#comment-31 racketmensch Sun, 13 Jan 2008 01:05:44 +0000 #comment-31 Hi - I got here from a google ad on a page (teageegeepea.tripod.com) that I got from another link, from a yet another that was on a discussion of Ron Paul. I still can't really get my mind around the non-recursive nature of the web - I'm trying to deal with it temporarily by bookmarking everything that seems well-written and coherent. I can't resist a page with no comments, though, because someone that obviously puts this much effort into building a site might appreciate knowing that they aren't speaking to an empty hall. Google is great if you know what you're looking for in general, but sometimes I get the best stuff just randomly browsing. I'll be back. Go Ron Paul! Hi – I got here from a google ad on a page (teageegeepea.tripod.com) that I got from another link, from a yet another that was on a discussion of Ron Paul. I still can’t really get my mind around the non-recursive nature of the web – I’m trying to deal with it temporarily by bookmarking everything that seems well-written and coherent. I can’t resist a page with no comments, though, because someone that obviously puts this much effort into building a site might appreciate knowing that they aren’t speaking to an empty hall. Google is great if you know what you’re looking for in general, but sometimes I get the best stuff just randomly browsing. I’ll be back. Go Ron Paul!

]]> Comment on The US Supreme Court’s Terrible Decision on Eminent Domain by Jill Brown http://freemarketunderdog.com/blog/?p=3&cpage=1#comment-6 Jill Brown Wed, 12 Dec 2007 22:27:54 +0000 http://freemarketunderdog.com/blog/?p=3#comment-6 This is an absolute atrocity! Look up the definition of rapine or plunder. This should be listed as an example under each term. It's absolutely shocking that this could be even considered in the United States of America. What right does one have to take from me, regardless of what is offered for payment? Would you sell your child at any price? Maybe they will pass that next, they can take your first born if you are given "just compensation". And then.. who can define just compensation-other than myself-for something that is owned by me? Sounds more like collectivism and socialism than the democracy we are supposed to live it. Everyone in America should stand up to this...that is if you place any value on the things you have worked for and own. This is an absolute atrocity! Look up the definition of rapine or plunder. This should be listed as an example under each term. It’s absolutely shocking that this could be even considered in the United States of America. What right does one have to take from me, regardless of what is offered for payment? Would you sell your child at any price? Maybe they will pass that next, they can take your first born if you are given “just compensation”. And then.. who can define just compensation-other than myself-for something that is owned by me? Sounds more like collectivism and socialism than the democracy we are supposed to live it. Everyone in America should stand up to this…that is if you place any value on the things you have worked for and own.

]]> Comment on CREATE A BALANCED BUDGET AMENDMENT by admin http://freemarketunderdog.com/blog/?p=7&cpage=1#comment-4 admin Tue, 20 Nov 2007 04:46:55 +0000 http://freemarketunderdog.com/blog/?p=7#comment-4 RESPONSE to Bill Fargo asking “When will we stop tolerating treason?” Excellent question, which, of course, brings to mind Thomas Jefferson’s comment that “the tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants”. The question of when this will happen is, I think, largely a function of mass psychology. Right now the masses are still living at the height of complacency, oblivious to the fact that the bus is about to hurtle over the cliff. That bus, of course, is being driven by the nitwits, idiots and morons in Washington who are also clearly oblivious, spending their time, instead, to see which party can buy more votes with cash confiscated from the taxpayers. Unfortunately, history tells us that it takes cataclysmic events to move people from complacency to action. (As I like to say, revolutions are started on empty stomachs.) History also tells us that an early and necessary component of cataclysmic social change is financial calamity. Only after this country is ruined by a bankrupt federal government (and I mean a real bankruptcy, not the de facto kind we have now), will people feel compelled to water Jefferson’s tree. So, When does it start?, you ask? How about now? Keep in mind that the fall of the Roman Empire was not an event; it was a process. If you’ve noticed the shaky foundations in the credit markets lately (see “sub-prime mortgage fiasco”), that’s the beginning of our process. Once we’re all ruined financially and the masses realize that the Lender of Last Resort (otherwise known as Uncle Sam, if you can believe that cruel hoax of a phrase) can no longer hand out billions of dollars like Halloween suckers, then the watering will begin. As for my part, I won’t be the first person to shoot my congressman – I don’t look good in an orange jumpsuit. But, like Samuel Adams and his associates, I won’t shed a tear for the treasonous and tyrannical when the masses awake from their collective, complacent delusion and decide the tyrants’ fates. Free Market Underdog RESPONSE to Bill Fargo asking “When will we stop tolerating treason?”

Excellent question, which, of course, brings to mind Thomas Jefferson’s comment that “the tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants”.

The question of when this will happen is, I think, largely a function of mass psychology. Right now the masses are still living at the height of complacency, oblivious to the fact that the bus is about to hurtle over the cliff. That bus, of course, is being driven by the nitwits, idiots and morons in Washington who are also clearly oblivious, spending their time, instead, to see which party can buy more votes with cash confiscated from the taxpayers.

Unfortunately, history tells us that it takes cataclysmic events to move people from complacency to action. (As I like to say, revolutions are started on empty stomachs.) History also tells us that an early and necessary component of cataclysmic social change is financial calamity. Only after this country is ruined by a bankrupt federal government (and I mean a real bankruptcy, not the de facto kind we have now), will people feel compelled to water Jefferson’s tree.

So, When does it start?, you ask? How about now?

Keep in mind that the fall of the Roman Empire was not an event; it was a process. If you’ve noticed the shaky foundations in the credit markets lately (see “sub-prime mortgage fiasco”), that’s the beginning of our process. Once we’re all ruined financially and the masses realize that the Lender of Last Resort (otherwise known as Uncle Sam, if you can believe that cruel hoax of a phrase) can no longer hand out billions of dollars like Halloween suckers, then the watering will begin.

As for my part, I won’t be the first person to shoot my congressman – I don’t look good in an orange jumpsuit. But, like Samuel Adams and his associates, I won’t shed a tear for the treasonous and tyrannical when the masses awake from their collective, complacent delusion and decide the tyrants’ fates.

Free Market Underdog

]]> Comment on CREATE A BALANCED BUDGET AMENDMENT by Bill Fargo http://freemarketunderdog.com/blog/?p=7&cpage=1#comment-3 Bill Fargo Mon, 19 Nov 2007 00:38:49 +0000 http://freemarketunderdog.com/blog/?p=7#comment-3 A through understanding of USC26 reduces the income tax to 0%, since it is not required by the IRS code, nor authorized by the 16th Amendment which has been shot down multiple times by the Court. No law can stop illegality if we the people will tolerate it's violation or the failure of the executive branch to enforce it. All of this has been brought on by the deliberate dumbing down of the electorate, another treasonous act we are responsible collectively and individually for tolerating. When will we stop tolerating treason? A through understanding of USC26 reduces the income tax to 0%, since it is not required by the IRS code, nor authorized by the 16th Amendment which has been shot down multiple times by the Court.
No law can stop illegality if we the people will tolerate it’s violation or the failure of the executive branch to enforce it.
All of this has been brought on by the deliberate dumbing down of the electorate, another treasonous act we are responsible collectively and individually for tolerating.
When will we stop tolerating treason?

]]> Comment on The US Supreme Court’s Terrible Decision on Eminent Domain by Dustin http://freemarketunderdog.com/blog/?p=3&cpage=1#comment-2 Dustin Thu, 07 Jun 2007 22:18:12 +0000 http://freemarketunderdog.com/blog/?p=3#comment-2 This was a very well written blog. Property rights is an issue that needs to be at the forefront of American politics. Rarely does one hear about the outrages in the news. This was a very well written blog. Property rights is an issue that needs to be at the forefront of American politics. Rarely does one hear about the outrages in the news.

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