Kelly of the Phoenix
Well-Known Member
We wouldn't have corporate welfare if we trusted capitalism and hardly anyone trusts government, but with those currently in charge, can they be blamed?
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Appellate court rules, “In God we trust” is ok
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Father Heathen
Veteran Member
Father Heathen
Veteran Member
Regardless of who is printed on them, more often than not they're only worth the metal they're minted with.
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
That picture suggests there is some truth behind the rumors that Trump is illiterate.
How else should a currency be supported except as traded on the world market relative to economic forces in today's world
If the economy is bad than like in Venazuala $1.00 will get you 100,000,000,000 whatever.
Shad
Veteran Member
Gold standard.
Logic?
We're talking about government.
Dell
Asteroid insurance?
Your right, what was I thinking, thanks for bringing me back to reality....
Gigantic corporations are no different and no better. I speak from experience having worked for an agency of the federal government for a short time and a major bank and a phone company.
Small business has to be better or go out of business.
And I'll pick Medicare over private insurance every time having suffered through what private health insurance can be like multiple times and known people who have literally had to fight health insurance company bureaucracy for their very lives.
If you automatically ascribe negative things to government (or positive for that matter), you are putting ideology ahead of reality and confirmation bias over the facts.
Indeed...that was a pity...
I lost the chance to have something to laugh about.
Father Heathen
Veteran Member
Don't let your fellow Trump supporters hear you say that.
The standards using precious metals may have been useful in the past, but the amount of precious metals in the world is minuscule in meeting the needs for vast amounts of money and the size of the economies in today's world. Today's precious metals are far more useful in industry and technology.
Yeah, yeah. “Man is the measure of all things.” So what’s your point?
Christians don't seem to grasp that.
You'd be surprised by how many don't think that equal rights extends to everyone, including queers.
Tom
BilliardsBall
Veteran Member
Because it's high time activist judges were at least not liberal judges. Mwa-haha!
You mean, manipulate the courts to stack it in favor of one group over another, such as not confirming a justice deliberately for one whole year? Is cheating and lying for Jesus, Christian in your book? Where is love in all this? I don't see it. I'm quite sure Jesus would be surprised to see the Pharisees now calling themselves Christians. Or, actually, maybe not.
It was about power over others then, and it is now. None of which is Christian in the least.
Big corporations never tried to arrest or draft me.
Government has far more power, & is less accountable. So I’ll be more wary of it.