The end of capitolism in america as we know it

I have obstained from endorsing a candidate in this forum fro the most part, but I think the last few days, I have made up my mind. Chuck Baldwin 08!!!!!

I am actually kind-of leaning that way myself. Maybe it is time to get BOTH the elephants and the jackasses out of the White House. Then again, most politicians are a*ses anyway LOL I am definitely thinking of voting for some 3rd party candidate, but I have no idea who. It may end up being a wasted vote, if there is such a thing, but I don't feel that McCain OR Obama are worth voting for. McCain is just going to be a continuation of the Bush Administration...and a vote for Obama (or any other democratic candidate for that matter) will be a vote for socialism. Neither one of them is worthy of the job. To be honest with you, I really don't care who gets it as long as Obama is defeated, but I agree that it may be time for a TOTAL change in parties on this one. I don't know how successful a 3rd party president would be, because you are still going to have the Democrats and Republicans running the whole show as far and the House and the Senate are concerned, but electing a 3rd party would hopefully send a message to the democrats and republicans that we are tired of all the crap... I guess we can all be thankful that Hilary didn't get the nod as the democratic nominee. Then again, she already ran the country for eight years while Billy-Bob was banging interns like a screen door in a hurricane, and the economy wasn't half bad at when Clinton left office. I still don't think she was right for the job this time, though. I think she would have done WAY more harm than good... SO, Yes...I am definitely going to start looking at some third-party candidates...any ideas or recommendations?

I'm looking at Chuck Baldwin of the constitution party. He's kinda a conspiricy theorist but at least he still recognizes the constitution.

I used socialism as a generic term i guess, for lack of a better one. What this did was transfer wealth in to the hands of a central government body. it even further nationalized an already nationalied banking system, but at least before, the assets, bad as they were, were held by private interetsts, allbeit, greedy interests. The draw backs are, that the money used to by these assets doen't exist. we have to create it. Unfortuneatly, the money that is going to be "created" is backe d by worthless paper assets. We're essentialy propping them up using hope. This little bit of hocus pocus comes with dangerous consiquences,that being sky rocketing inflation, a devalued dollar and even greater debt. The only ones who are going to benefit from this are the ones we bought the assets from. As for 3rd party, you betchya! Constitution party 08! Baldwin is a bit of aconspiricy theorist, but after this last week, I cannot in good concience vote for either of the big brands.

Just call it fascism, that's what it is.

Inflation is a problem, but we've had double figure inflation in the past (80s) and survived it. Perhaps it's the lesser of two evils. As for the US dollar, a lot of people have considered for some time that it is overvalued, so a downward adjustment is probably overdue. It will make my Playboy subscription a bit more expensive, but hey .... Lash

Free Market 1776 - 1913 R.I.P. Capitalism 1913 - 2008 R.I.P.

I don't think we just became like Russia, but I think we are well on our way to becoming a Socialist country, especially if the democrats have their way... It's not just the Democrats. Admit it and get over it. McCain was one of the ones leading the way.

I don't think we just became like Russia, but I think we are well on our way to becoming a Socialist country, especially if the democrats have their way...

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one of mine did, Porter, the other, Hoads, didn't. BOTH my senators did however, both Gregg and Sunnunu. THAT suprised me. sigh, sad I have to fire them now.

Oh good my lady didn't vote yes. Thanks X.

hey bruce, welcome to mylot. thanks for responding. I'm not really a 9/11 truther or anything myself, but I know not everything was answered. while I don't believe the government, or the rockafellers or other such foilks were behind it, I do know there was some gross negligence involved and things were ignored that allowed it to happen, in short, we turned our backs on the wrong people and got sucker punched. I think I'm supporting Chuck Baldwin this election, I was leaning McCain, but the vote in the senate told me all I need to know.

I'm not usualy a doomsayer, but this is very signifigant. We, the american people, just got the biggets screwin we have had since 1913. hope they at least bought you a drink before hand.

and worse......some congressional members were threatened with martial law should this not pass. I'm not making this up.....here it is: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HaG9d_4zij8

Interesting video, x, but I wish he would have said "who" was making the threats instead of leaving it up to everyone's imagination.

One of the odd paradoxes, is that oil is backed by dollars. The price of oil is going to plummet. I have been predicting that for several months now and if you look, the last several weeks, it has in fact plummeted and I am predicting it will continue.

Well, the silver lining is that many a good revolution has risen from the ashes of just such catastrophies. Yes, I am going 3rd party. Ron Paul has given his official endorsment to Chuck Baldwin. I wish Paul was running, becuase although I disagread with his foriegn policy, he was one of the very few who was running on true constitutional principals. Baldwin is a conspiricy theorist, but at least he holds the same values as Ron Paul did.

I have 3 I'm firing next month