Socialism - The Democrat Piggy Bank

Ever wonder why the worst, dumbest and most corrupt politicians keep getting elected over and over again? And the more they get elected the worse they become?

Our system rewards the fattest pig.

Congress steals most of our earnings and they put it in a big trough called the treasury. The pigs fight over how much of our treasure each one gets to slough off for their district. The more senior the pig the better it is at making the deals to get more share of the ill gotten gains.

As long as our local selfish special interests gets a lion's share of the booty we will keep electing and funding the same pig.

We no longer care how much the government wastes on the non-productive collecting and distributing of our treasure. We don't even realize how control of our wealth forces us to dance to their tune for our supper.

This is Socialism!

The sleight of hand of thievery that turns public interest into selfish interest.

It's the diametrical opposite to the invisible hand of competition of the free market that transforms our self interest into public interest by each individual maintaining their business and themselves at peak productivity and intelligently distributing wealth by merit.

As long as you continue to be jealous of your neighbors wealth, that jealousy will be taken advantage of by the con men to persuade you into allowing the age old scam of "taking from the rich to give to the poor".

Wake up and smell the Socialism!

There aren't that many rich people. Once you give them the right to steal they break into your house too. You may not have as much money but there are much more of you.

Of course they don't literally break into your house. No. The pigs in Government are too fat to work that hard. They force you to bring your wealth to them. Can't you hear the Godfather theme playing? Pay your protection money or else. You need a little time; don't have the money yet? No problem. Pay the vig; interest and penalties. If you don't pay the loan shark we confiscate your house, belongings and anything of value and then put you in jail to rot.

Repeal the 16th amendment that gave the Socialists the power to directly tax you and put term limits on the pigs in Congress and the Senate!

Deja Vu all over you

Change is the campaign slogan.

The wealthy and the greedy are called to trial and blamed in front of the entire country for causing the economic collapse.

The common man is portrayed as an everyday hero for their dedication to the nation.

A plan is put in place by the government to take over private enterprises.

Obama?

No it's Stalin.

http://filebox.vt.edu/users/efalwell/sovietprop/stalin3.html

How long before we go from change and hope to this:

Will you let history repeat itself?

Stealing is never having to say you're sorry

Thief says "sorry for stealing from you. Here, keep a few singles."
http://www.newsvine.com/_news/2008/11/21/2135859-robber-apologizes-during-vt-general-store-holdup

Can we get an apology from the government that does the same thing?

The government forces us to hand over the lion's share of our wealth through Payroll, Medicare, Social Security, Sales, inflation and all the hidden taxes. The government says I'll only rob 60% of your money so you can still get by for the next week when I rob you again.

Can you forgive this guy for stealing since he probably is giving the money to someone who needs it? Or would you lock him up because he stole the money, rather than ask for help and have the money donated to him voluntarilly.

Maybe this owner would forgive him once. Like we forgave President Lincoln who never asked for income taxes again.

But the more someone who is ostensibly trying to help steals the more he will feel entitled and the more ruthless he will become to push away the guilt. Just like our government has become with income taxes.

Democrats/Liberals say it's ok to steal for a good cause. That's Socialism and it's immorality is rotting our society.

Government is the great fiction, through which everybody endeavors to live at the expense of everybody else.-Frederic Bastiat, French Economist (1801-1850)