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Blacksmith8 on October 16, 2009 at 7:47 AM

Dittos, Blacksmith8!

I don’t know what Doc’s day job is, but it would be great if his online essays were consolidated in one location for easy access, along with a permanent promotion from the Green Room to Hot Air proper.

Oops. Did I say that out loud?

So, if you ever wonder about why you aren’t hitting the thousand comment count, it just may be that there are a lot more of us that agree with you and we may not comment because after the eyeballs get pounded repeatedly they become swollen to the extent that writing is all but impossible.

Blacksmith8 on October 16, 2009 at 7:47 AM

So, Doc. Tell us what you really think…we’d like opinion and commentary…a supposition…

Uh, Doc, you forgot to mention that our billionaire has included in his propsal the proviso that he and his employees are exempt from their contract.
Archimedes on October 16, 2009 at 10:15 AM

Bingo.

“The rich offer bromides for the poor, but are exempt by their capital from the consequences should such social policy prove ill thought-out.” Victor Davis Hanson

Libertarians focus on the use of force to gain the ends of Government, forgetting that Big Business can call on that force at any time. When BofA forecloses on your house, they don’t send their own people to turf you out — it’s the sheriff who does it.

The Myth of Government is a major obstacle to getting anything done in anything resembling a logical fashion.

Regards,
Ric

Much of the American population retains a remarkable degree of faith in the good intentions and benevolence of politicians, in defiance of the long track record of corruption and utter failure for big government programs. Perhaps some of this is due to an emotional confusion between the country and its government, as if losing faith in Congress or the White House would be equivalent to losing faith in America.

Today, government is in our face every day and the unsettled feeling of impending doom is a shroud over nearly everything that we do.
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How can we get this trust back? The Congress and the Executive can do so much damage in such a short time because one party has all the power. The loyal opposition is frequently duped into a sense of compliance with “bi-partisanship.” They have given themselves too much power over us while we have been trustfully working and sleeping.
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I feel like people have been lying to me for a long time. I’m pretty angry and it’s making me sick.

Blacksmith8 on October 16, 2009 at 7:47 AM

+1

But even the most hungover slumbering giant will awaken when somebody disturbs it too much. Hopefully it’s not already chained down by that point.

Blacksmith8 on October 16, 2009 at 7:47 AM

Very well stated! I concur!

Come to think of it, Madoff messed up only once. Our federal government screws up EVERY TIME!!!

Love this:

“and you’re chained to the card table while it deals busted flushes.”

I see Obama and the Democrats as a lot like Bernie Madoff. Like Madoff, they are pulling off a major scam shielded by the very fact that the deception is so great that people fail to believe it could possibly happen in today’s world.

Doc,
I wondered this morning if some of us read your essays on reality and think ‘yeah, what he said’. My second thought is okay, I’m going to put another ‘way to go Doc’ comment or a ‘WOW, right on the money again, Doc’.

Then it occurred to me, that there is absolutely no supposition in your writings at all. You are presenting the facts. The case is already made. Blacksmith8

Yep.

You might have guessed what I’m going to say next: it’s equally absurd to place that kind of trust in a gang of politicians. I would go even further than that. It’s more absurd to trust the politicians. We’d be far better off trusting the billionaire.

Excellent post Doc, as always.

/ sarcasm

Great post DZ

In fact, they demand it.

That is what frightens We the People the most. We already had this rebellion some 233 years ago.

das411 on October 15, 2009 at 8:07 PM

I think he got it right the first time. Any politician who promises economic impossibilities is somehow treated well by the press and the public in spite of their corruption, graft, and moral turpitude. Obama is a symptom, not the disease.

Much of the American population retains a remarkable degree of faith in the good intentions and benevolence of politicians Barack Obama, in defiance of the long track record of corruption and utter failure for big government programs of Barack Obama.

the worst thing Congress has to worry about is a 5% dip in their 90% incumbency re-election rate

Wow, what a fabulous tag line for an ad opposing the Dems’ misguided effort to “go where no man has ever gone before” — which is one of the ways they’re selling it nowadays.