Thursday, March 19, 2009
Ron Paul on the floor of the Congress
March 19, 2009
investments, stock, bonds, gold, silver, commodities, jim rogers, marc faber, peter schiff, ron paul, banking crisis, economic meltdown
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What does it matter that they are going to tax all these bonuses. If they get the money the will just spend it on some stupid bailout of another company. They in hell are not going to give it back to taxpayers!!! I sometimes wonder what the founders would do if they saw what is happening with their country.
ReplyDeleteWhat's missing is a 4th branch of government that's sole purpose is to shoot Presidents/Senators/Congressmen when they rule that something being proposed is unconstitutional. That's regulation we could use.
ReplyDeleteIt matters that they are taxing the bonuses because it sets a precedent for future unconstitutional behavior. Now they are going to tax people like Ron Paul and Peter Schiff for being unpatriotic.
ReplyDeleteI notice that mr Paul is getting more angry and upset lately. I hope he doesn't loose it because then people won't take him that seriously and they will start to make fun of him on cnn/fox/daily show/stephen colbert report etc
ReplyDeleteThis is nonsense. When AIG give out the bonus and it is taxed back, do you really think the money will come back? It would never be worth that $165 million after all that transactions. And when you give someone $1 million and take it back, will the employees work hard to bring AIG out of trouble? When you see AIG employees waving to the protestors outside their building, you know what you are getting.
ReplyDeleteI like that look Ron Paul has before the video starts he looks disgusted. If we're not disgusted, we're not paying attention.
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