Oct 9, 2012

Restore The Republic!



No menos interesante que la nota en el post del Opinador son los coments:
    • Ed Nelson says:
      No, we are certainly not suggesting that the poor should have no voting rights. We are, however, suggesting that America is on a downward path. And while there are multiple reasons for this crisis, a huge reason is that the government is creating a class of citizens that is wholly dependent on the state for its lodging and sustinance.
      They are (1) government workers who now outnumber Americans working in the private sector; permanent welfare recipients; permanent unemployment recipients; and illegal aliens.
      In the old days, a politician would hang our near the voting booths handing out five dollar bills if people voted for him. Today, they hand out unemployment, welfare, food stamps, public housing, free health care, etc… to an underclass of Americans that have been enslaved by our government.
      And the few remaining working Americans and small businessmen are being forced to pick up the tab for all of this outrageous political corruption.
      As for whether the poor should have voting rights, I kind of like the idea of limiting voting rights to people who pay taxes, in any amount, so they would have some skin in the game and might care about what our government is doing other than feeding them.
      • Ed Nelson says:
        Oops! Almost forgot. Illegal aliens, in massive numbers ARE voting. And we don’t get our information from FOX news.
        First, all illegal aliens that have been granted amnesty are voting, along with the hundreds of relatives imported under our family reunification policies.
        Second, thanks to Bill Clinton and the Motor-Voter law, all illegal aliens who apply for driver’s licenses are asked if they would also like to register to vote! And under Motor-Voter, the motor vehicle employees are prohibited from telling them that this privilege is limited to U.S. Citizens and have been warned that if they dare to ask if the person is a U.S. citizen, they will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law by the U.S. Civil Rights commission.
  1. Jim Eckland says:October 19, 2011 at 11:29 pm

    Let us hope it will not happen to The USA and restore The Republic !!
Los destacados son míos.

Destaco aparte:
(...) No, we are certainly not suggesting that the poor should have no voting rights. We are, however, suggesting that America is on a downward path. And while there are multiple reasons for this crisis, a huge reason is that the government is creating a class of citizens that is wholly dependent on the state for its lodging and sustinance.
(...) Illegal aliens, in massive numbers ARE voting.
Y sobre todo: 
(...) I kind of like the idea of limiting voting rights to people who pay taxes, in any amount, so they would have some skin in the game and might care about what our government is doing other than feeding them.

4 comments:

  1. eso de creer que hay gente que es legal o que es ilegal por el hecho de ser gente, es una estupidez grande como texas.

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  2. La solución no pasa por limitar el derecho de voto sino el papel y el tamaño del estado/gobierno.

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    1. El tema es que quienes viven subsidiados por el estado, siempre van a votar por un estado más grande, esto es, con mayor capacidad de sumar subsidios, proceso que se retroalimenta hasta que llega a un limite natural dado por la realidad. En este punto tenes una crisis que la democracia ya no es capaz de resolver.

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