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To: freedomfiter2

People should forget the gap between rich and poor and concentrate on trying to create a tide that lifts all boats. The gap between rich and poor is greatest in those countries where the government controls every detail of life. We need less regulation, not more. The average person is far worse off now than four years ago and a few more years of liberal insanity will put us all back to spending every waking minute trying to find food. Anyone who thinks Obama is going to solve any problems for working people should just sit down and write letters to Santa Claus.


16 posted on 01/15/2012 7:17:20 AM PST by RipSawyer (This does not end well!)
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To: RipSawyer

I totally agree. It seems that we are caught between the elites and the Acorn crowd. Both want more government control of the true producers, which is the small businesses and entrepeneurs which risk their own money. The elites want to get rich shuffling other peoples money with no personal accountability or risk and the acorn crowd just wants to be handed a middle class living without any work on their part.


18 posted on 01/15/2012 2:13:35 PM PST by freedomfiter2 (Brutal acts of commission and yawning acts of omission both strengthen the hand of the devil.)
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To: RipSawyer

The gap between rich and poor is greatest in those countries where the government controls every detail of life.

That’s what’s happening here in the US. The more the government at all levels interferes, the greater the income gap gets.


19 posted on 01/15/2012 2:16:47 PM PST by freedomfiter2 (Brutal acts of commission and yawning acts of omission both strengthen the hand of the devil.)
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