Thief
Rogue Theologian
hmmmm......no
every little thing is sought after
there hardly an item of monetary exchange that doesn't have a law behind it
ask your hair dresser
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Who Should Lead?
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every little thing is sought after
there hardly an item of monetary exchange that doesn't have a law behind it
ask your hair dresser
Thief
Rogue Theologian
too bad Joe Average can't afford to run for office
our founding fathers faced a dilemma when scribing the law of this country
they didn't want father to son hierarchy........ooooops
they didn't want martial tryanny.......oh oh
they didn't want the clergy in charge.....lest the king take over where the Pope leaves off
so.....money
there's lot's of it for the rich guy
there's a paycheck for you
and the time clock is over there
and the law is suppose to regulate the weigh scale
yep
epronovost
Well-Known Member
Indeed, but there are laws that cover a reat many things that aren't monetary exchanges and those rules that cover monetary exchange aren't designed, by necessecity, for businesses in the sense that it's to their advantage. Sometime, laws surrounding monetary exchanges are designed to the advantage of consummers or employes.
Thief
Rogue Theologian
you argue a fair weigh scale?
as the rich get richer.....and the poor do not
there are some documentaries .....you might search for them
how the economy works
epronovost
Well-Known Member
No, I do not. I argue that a government has much more to do than simply regulating commerce and the economy and when it does it isn't fundamentally to advantage the gentry and the mercantile class.
Heyo
Veteran Member
You've had a clown for four years. Peoples diaphragms are hurting. Just pause with the comic relive for a while, can you?
Heyo
Veteran Member
Never heard that before. It was always "constitutional lawyer".
But lawyer is such a dirty word, maybe it is censored on some media?
Odd...I don't recall him being referred to as a lawyer.
tytlyf
Not Religious
So explain to me why conservatives always vote for millionaires and billionaires to lead their 'working class' agenda?
I don't see democrats electing millionaires and billionaires. Especially when it comes to the presidency.
I guess you feel millionaires and billionaires will represent working Americans somehow? Or you were manipulated by panic-mongering propaganda to support the billionaire over someone in the working class?
I know what it is, I want to hear it from you.
Suave
Simulated character
A failed businessman like Trump who has bankrupted numerous businesses and put our nation in enormous debt should definitely not ever again be our President.
esmith
Veteran Member
Hmm, seems like you comdic act is ramping up.
Now explain who voted for Biden.
Joe Biden Net Worth 2021 - How Did Joe Biden Earn His Money?
How about Bloomberg
Michael Bloomberg
And to round it all off.
Who are the Biggest Donors?
Big Tech and CEOs Poured Millions Into The Election. Here’s Who They Supported
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tytlyf
Not Religious
The topic was about republicans always voting for millionaires/billionaires. That's who they elect, not the same with Democrats. It's another false equivalency. Bigly.
The great thing about American democracy, is there really aren't many restrictions on who can run for office. Did Bloomberg end up as the nominee? no.
Want to see the donors of Republicans? I know you don't. Because it's another false equivalency.
So Big Tech (mostly democrats in CA), poured millions into the election? Isn't that legal?
How did Big Oil, Big Coal, Big Pharma, MIC, Big Farm, Big Healthcare, Big Insurance, etc spend their money in 2020?
I know you don't want to know and you know the outcome of that. Oh, and I'd gander they also outspent "Big Tech" 10x1 or more.
How many more years will you remain oblivious to your own party and it's agenda? But but, Breitbart told me something else!
esmith
Veteran Member
Did the Democrats or Republicans vote Biden or Bloomberg in?
The great thing about American democracy, is there really aren't many restrictions on who can run for office. Did Bloomberg end up as the nominee? no.
So you don't believe the articles
Who are the Biggest Donors?
Big Tech and CEOs Poured Millions Into The Election. Here’s Who They Supported
How many years will you remain oblivious to the fact that big companies donate to both polictical party depending on which party will support their concerns?
Thief
Rogue Theologian
I now I will derail my own thread
having seen documentaries that detail manipulation of the voting process
the election got sabotaged
and no....Biden didn't win
he is just the front guy for an agenda in the background
business is pushing it
high tech hides it
Biden likely doesn't realize any of this
he likely thinks he is president because the people like him
but that isn't what matters
what matters is......WHO is really leading this country?
it's not the politician
not anymore
having seen documentaries that detail manipulation of the voting process
the election got sabotaged
and no....Biden didn't win
he is just the front guy for an agenda in the background
business is pushing it
high tech hides it
Biden likely doesn't realize any of this
he likely thinks he is president because the people like him
but that isn't what matters
what matters is......WHO is really leading this country?
it's not the politician
not anymore
Heyo
Veteran Member
This article has the best description I found so far:
Study: Politicians listen to rich people, not you
Excerpts:
"
So, which groups actually impact policy change?
When the authors look only at the preferences of average citizens, it appears that they do have a pretty big effect on policy change. But when they add the preferences of economic elites and interest groups to the analysis, the impact of average citizens vanishes entirely. Basically, average citizens only get what they want if economic elites or interest groups also want it."
Friend of Mara
Active Member
But statesmanship and entrepreneurship are very very different professions. A great statesmen is marked by a genuine character of morality, righteousness and justice. An entrepreneur is only judged by profits. They are not the same goals. Making your country's economy great doesn't matter if the majority of its population lives in squalor. But an entrepreneur doesn't care if his workers are impoverished.
Friend of Mara
Active Member
Biden won because he wasn't Trump and has a pulse. I think he probably would have lost if the republicans had a decent candidate. There was never a chance that Trump would win the popular vote. So it isn't much of a stretch to think that he would loose the electoral vote.