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Nick Rizzo

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I am a rainbow onion, an unconventional anti-establishment multi-layered conundrum so that when you ... View More

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Capitalism vs. Socialism Economists John Maynard Keynes derived much of his economic theory from the combined works of Karl Marx and Fredrick Engles to wit, �From each according to his ability, to eac... View MoreCapitalism vs. Socialism Economists John Maynard Keynes derived much of his economic theory from the combined works of Karl Marx and Fredrick Engles to wit, �From each according to his ability, to each according to his needs�. Karl Marx was a total fool, absolutely ignorant of the human condition and in denial about reality. His promise of socialistic Utopia was much more than just na�ve and foolish, it was deliberately deceptive aimed toward gullible people. It preys upon not only the foolish but more over on the real economic producers. His motivation was to alleviate the injustice and unfairness endured by the workers. However, typical of most liberal thinkers his short-sighted efforts were aimed in the wrong direction, at the wrong people, in the wrong way. Ironically Milton Freedman won his Nobel Prize in Economics by debunking Keynes theory. Like so most progressive liberal socialists Keynes did not think it through to the root cause of the problems, he jumped at his conclusion based upon the appearance of evil, not the reality thus arriving at his solution based on faulty reasoning. Like so many inexperienced and unsophisticated young (millennials/students) people he was correct in what he opposed and totally wrong in what he proposed. Monarchy, despotism, dictatorship, serfdom and even democracy will all degenerate into corruption and dismal government and social abuse. Without checks and balances no economic or governmental system will continue to function for the benefit of all citizens. As the Greeks sadly learned even democracy eventually degenerates into mob rule where the minorities suffer at the hands of the mob. In addition to that democracy lasts only until the public realizes that they have the power to vote themselves all the money in the national treasury and can go so far as to borrow more money for themselves leaving an unredeemable debt for their heirs. Marx�s efforts to right the wrongs of government oppression only succeeded in replacing it with another repressive system that did not work. The fault of �from each�to each� is glaringly obvious, those workers who produce more than average have no incentive to develop their talents any further or produce more. Those who are compensated the same for producing less also have no incentive to do more. Those who produce more will stop producing as much and then there is a race to the lowest common denominator. The government has to step in and enforce production quotas (community standards). Is it fair and just, or just plain unfair? Everyone ends up producing as little as they can get away with producing. The only economic system that really has a chance at working in the long run is well regulated �Free Market� capitalism where the highest government responsibility is to protect its citizens from predatory practices of corrupt businesses and abusive bureaucracy. To eliminate unnecessary, redundant and unfair regulations, but also administrate fair and just regulatory controls applying these uniformly and diligently. Our own political and economic system has been corrupted and compromised. Both establishment Democrats and Republicans, in fact all professional politicians are TOTAL ASSHOLES. Most of the negative campaign ads on both sides are true. None are worthy of our respect, much less our votes. They lie, cheat and steal to get what they want. Don�t be fooled any more. We elect puppets who tell us what we want to here, who fool us by putting lies in between known truths. They use flattery to fluff up our ego while they pander to our emotional selfishness and prurient interest. These politicians are not our leaders, they are the worst kind of prostitutes selling their souls for votes and then selling their votes to the highest bidder (lobbyists) for campaign funding. They are puppets for corporate lobbyists, who are the real framers of our metamorphic government. The corporate lobbyists do the bidding of those shadowy figures hiding in the background, boardrooms and corner offices of the largest corporations pulling the strings and reaping their ill-gotten bounty at the expense of the real citizens. Don�t get me wrong, I am not a socialist, I am not even a Democrat. I believe in capitalism, democracy and the American way of life. I believe in a Constitutional Democratic Republic built upon the basic principles laid out by our founding fathers. I also strongly believe in justice, equality, fairness and integrity which seem to be totally lacking in our current government. What we need are real leaders in government, those few rare humans who are honest to a fault and courageous enough face up against those corrupt power brokers who would stop at nothing to eliminate them. (Trump) The power of the �Congressional, Military, Industrial complex� as President Eisenhower warned us is formidable to say the least, but it is the �Deep State� within it that is to be feared the most. The �Deep State� is an unconstitutional secret power structure within our existing government run by a handful of truly corrupt and evil men at the top of the pyramid. They come from within our intelligence agencies, the pentagon, weapons manufacture, Wall Street, organized crime and the pharmaceutical industry (both legal and illegal). It will be extremely difficult to dislodge these assholes without a very bloody and costly revolution

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