I didn't call you a commie, I called you an idiot for thinking socialism will work.you think bern will stop cronyism?he wants to increase taxes on the wealthy, the people that create jobs.
he wants to use tax dollars to pay for more stuff
that answers both questions.
That's not an answer, it's an echo of Limbaugh. Sen. Sanders is speaking to the Silent Majority, the vast number of American working men and women who see the inequity of crony capitalism.
The wealthy don't use their wealth to create jobs, for the most part new jobs are created by consumer demand or technological advances. Great wealth is created by using other peoples money, those people Jesus tossed out of the temple.
Sanders has brought OWS out of the street and into the debate. Banks and bankers are usurers, using our money and paying us interests rates less than 1%, and loaning our money at exorbitant rates of interest.
I'm sorry to tell you, but he won't b/c his party is chin deep in it.
and I don't listen to rush, I can see what happens and admit the truth, you're just an idiot that thinks socialism will work, this time, and will be shocked when it doesn't
Calling me an idiot is not a rebuttal; doing so is a common practice of those who lack the ability and intelligence to offer a credible counterpoint.
You may not listen to Limbaugh, but you are parroting right wing propaganda, and the meme that anyone who criticizes the financial services industry must be a closet commie.
considering how many socialist countries are hellholes or are falling apart, you have to be an idiot to want to try it here.
My option to idiot is you hate America.
take your pick and own it.
The evidence supplied by your posts suggests you're a very angry and ignorant person, likely one whose emotions have been riled by accepting the memes of media propagandists as absolute truths.
Name calling is your game, substance and evidence lacks in everything you post.
Your use of the term Socialism and Socialist is a dead giveaway; you have no background in economic theory or any understanding of reality. These words are great for stirring emotions, but in the pragmatic world emotional analysis - if one could so characterize it - leads not to understanding but to hysteria.
You are obsessed with how people feel, aren't you, gay boy?