Title: Allen West (R-FL): ‘Marxist’ Obama Intentionally Destroying Economy Source:
Breitbart TV URL Source:http://www.breitbart.tv/allen-west- ... entionally-destroying-economy/ Published:Sep 29, 2011 Author:950 radio Post Date:2011-09-29 08:24:52 by Happy Quanzaa Keywords:Allan West, Obamanomics in Action, sabotage Views:36032 Comments:59
"It's intentional because that's who this President is. The President is a Marxist who believes in the separation of classes."
"It's intentional because that's who this President is. The President is a Marxist who believes in the separation of classes."
Yeah, same old crap. The self-proclaimed elite and socialist administrators abscond with all the wealth and leave all the dupes in the socialist utopia in abject poverty. Good grief, this has been the only fate of any socialist utopia in human history, why are there still enough dupes who keep falling for this scam and destroying societies with their stupidity.
There's something about the air in Alaska that makes people terminally confused.
. . . . says the resident of a state which first elected Ahhhnold then Jerry Brown as governor, and has a dingbat named Boxer masquerading as a US Senator.
I thought I'd be doing you favor. Once you guys get rid of the EPA and the FDA it's going to be anything goes in the food market. I wanted to give your immune system a head start.
Once you guys get rid of the EPA and the FDA it's going to be anything goes in the food market.
Nah, don't worry. There's not enough of "us guys" to affect anything close to that. Yeah, the GOP might do okay in the upcoming elections - assuming they occur. But surely you're not buying the BS that the GOP is for smaller gov't, are you? (BTW and for the record - I'm not a member of the GOP)
Hell - Nixon and the GOP GAVE us the EPA.
Let me ask you a question, though - was "people dying in the streets from rotten fruits and vegetables" a big problem in the US for the 150 years or so prior to the formation of these agencies?
was "people dying in the streets from rotten fruits and vegetables" a big problem in the US for the 150 years or so prior to the formation of these agencies?
Well, there weren't huge corporate farms back then, spraying your food with God knows what to save a penny a pound (or bushel). And you were taking a big chance eating tinned meat back in the good old days, since the tins were often sealed poorly or with leaded soldier, so yeah, I'd say things were more dicey back then.
Things change over time, usually for the worse. Don't take my word for it, though. Lucky us, we're going to get to find out for ourselves, thanks to you.
