US Government imposes tax on MILK!
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I see "poor" people that pay no taxes, yet have things I can not afford. This is where I want to see the cuts. Fewer handouts, less charity, more incentive to work and share the burden.
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Since when does wanting government to stop abusing the general welfare and interstate commerce clauses mean we want to abolish the government entirely?
You're simply engaging in question-begging, Joe. You've assumed that if government reduced or removed its regulating hand, things would just go to ****, and therefore anyone who suggests that government is too intrusive isn't being practical or realistic.
You're simply engaging in question-begging, Joe. You've assumed that if government reduced or removed its regulating hand, things would just go to ****, and therefore anyone who suggests that government is too intrusive isn't being practical or realistic.
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Claiming the recession is a result of deregulation is a Democratic Party talking point, not a serious economic theory.
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The point I was trying to make was that if you try hard enough, it's possible to be offended by damn near anything. Radio talk-show hosts prove this every day. And if you read the right blogs and articles, it's possible to become convinced that pretty much every single facet of government is evil and must be abolished. That's all fine and well from the standpoint of an academic term-paper, but as a practical matter, we really can't go and dismantle the entire government. It may not be perfect, but it beats anarchy and chaos.
The armchair abolitionists don't seem to acknowledge that fact.
The armchair abolitionists don't seem to acknowledge that fact.
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