Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share via Email Print this Page [3501-3525] of 4114Posts from jim k, Austin, Txjim k, Austin, Tx Previous 25 Next 25 1 Reply jim k, Austin, Tx 3/13/09 re: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle quote Was he referring to a vicious dog or the lawyers in our congress ? 3 Reply jim k, Austin, Tx 3/13/09 re: Thomas Jefferson quote This quote sounds as though Jefferson was talking about the current U.S. Supreme Court. 1 Reply jim k, Austin, Tx 3/13/09 re: Daniel Webster quote Mike summed it up. 1 Reply jim k, Austin, Tx 3/11/09 re: Davy Crockett quote With crazies like Pelosi and Reed running the show, anything is possible. Reply jim k, Austin, Tx 3/11/09 re: Frederic Bastiat quote A great quote and Mike and Anon are right on. 2 Reply jim k, Austin, Tx 3/11/09 re: Eric Hoffer quote I suspect that many intellectuals think that socialism would work if only they were in charge. Our college campuses are over run with these birds whose only contribution to the country is to brainwash students with socialistic non-sense. In the outside world, most of them would be lost. 1 Reply jim k, Austin, Tx 3/11/09 re: Davy Crockett quote I understand that the congress has a bill before it to make 20% of charitable contributions tax deductable instead of the 100% we have now. Face it, much charitable giving is encouraged by the tax deductable feature. If passed, this bill would destroy many charities. Another example of government gone crazy. This congress just might pass this thing, Reply jim k, Austin, Tx 3/10/09 re: Ralph Nader quote If only we had "free enterprise". Instead we have government interference in and control of commerce through tariffs,subsidies,licensing,etc. It will get worse under the Obama, Pelosi, Biden, and Reed gang. Reply jim k, Austin, Tx 3/10/09 re: Samuel P. Hays quote J Carlton summed it up well. Reply jim k, Austin, Tx 3/9/09 re: Milton Friedman quote Komrad Waffler ,Milton Friedman a political hack, are you completely insane ? For political hacks, just look at all the old Clinton re-treads that Obama has appointed. Political hacks would be a compliment to that bunch. Reply jim k, Austin, Tx 3/9/09 re: Milton Friedman quote I agree with Anon, however Lincoln only freed some of the slaves, not all. Read "Lincoln Unmasked" for the details. Lincoln never really cared about freeing slaves, the war was about secession, not slavery. 1 Reply jim k, Austin, Tx 3/9/09 re: Fredrich August von Hayek quote With the current crowd running the government, it's goodbye capitalism, hello socialism. Kudos to Anon and J Carlton. Reply jim k, Austin, Tx 3/6/09 re: Thomas Jefferson quote And what government does to people is usually not too pleasant. As in the Soviet Union, Nazi Germany, Maos China, Rawanda, Cuba, the list goes on. Could this be where we are headed with our Marxist president? 6 Reply jim k, Austin, Tx 3/6/09 re: Milton Friedman quote I'm in total agreement with mike. 9 Reply jim k, Austin, Tx 3/5/09 re: Thomas Paine quote There are two kinds of government, bad and worse. Ours is definitly in the worse department. Perhaps government could be described as a necessary evil. 1 Reply jim k, Austin, Tx 3/5/09 re: Don Matthews quote The proof is in Washington inside the beltway. Reply jim k, Austin, Tx 3/4/09 re: Woodrow Wilson quote I suspect that George Soros could name the owners of our government, and he is one of them. How a non descript Illinois senator could suddenly become the president is interesting, to say the least.Not to mention the fact that he had plenty of money backing him. I suspect that George Soros and his gang of lefties are pulling the strings. 5 Reply jim k, Austin, Tx 3/4/09 re: P. J. O'Rourke quote As usual, PJ is right. Governments cause the opposite of affluence unless you are one of our "leaders". Reply jim k, Austin, Tx 3/3/09 re: Thomas Jefferson quote For the true sense of the peoples fear of this administration, just check out the stock market. It's down over 2000 points since the election of Obama. 1 Reply jim k, Austin, Tx 3/3/09 re: Thomas Jefferson quote Waffler, are you for real. The Constitution gives the federal government very limited powers, the rest is up to the individual states. Our federal government has been exceeding it's powers for many years with no let up in sight. In fact, under B.O. , Nancy and the gang, it will get much,much worse. Reply jim k, Austin, Tx 3/3/09 re: Lyndon B. Johnson quote Lyndons "War on Poverty" with it's "Urban Renewal" was a total fiasco and we are still paying for it. For our Canadian friend , I suggest a little book called "A Texan Looks at Lyndon, a Study in Illigitament Power", by J. Evatts Haley. You may still be able to get it on Amazon.com. 3 Reply jim k, Austin, Tx 3/3/09 re: Calvin Coolidge quote Bush screwed up by not vetoing 95% of the bills initiated in congress. As to passing bad bills, just watch what the liberals running things do in the next 4 years. Bush was bad but you ain't seen nothing yet. 9 Reply jim k, Austin, Tx 3/2/09 re: John Hospers quote Anonymous summed it up pretty well. Another example of governments violation of personal liberty is the so-called "War on Drugs". Cops, agents of the government, can take your property with no due process of law and not even charge you with a crime. See the books, "Drug Crazy" or "Bad Trip" for the details, available from Amazon.com. The War on Drugs has enriched drug lords, increased crime in our streets, made drugs cheaper and more potent, corrupted cops and judges,made drugs easily available to children, and filled our jails with non-violent people.We pay 70 billion or more each year in taxes for this monstrosity. See LEAP.CC for more information. 3 Reply jim k, Austin, Tx 3/2/09 re: John C. Calhoun quote To prove this quote, just observe what goes on in D.C. 3 Reply jim k, Austin, Tx 2/27/09 re: Michael Parenti quote This quote is a perfect description of Obama. He is coming, however, not as big brother but more like the most high and holy Messiah and we are his subjects. Previous 25 Next 25 SaveOk2 Share on Facebook Tweet Email Print