Comments on It's Time to Soak the Poor

James NImmons commented on 'It's Time to Soak the Poor'

James NImmons — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 01:17:52 -0700

I believe ALL income should be taxed. You dont get to pay a certain amount and then get to live here for free. A flat percentage tax on ALL income. Otherwise you are just getting out of your duty to help this country become greater than it is. Dumping all the responsibility on those who are working their way through life is not the answer its just a shelter for the rich to escape contribution. Really, the Tax schedule you have drawn out seems to favor the obscenely rich..the same poeple who wouldnt feel a bite from paying taxes at all. A percentage is the only way its fair to everyone. noone should get to stay here for free not even the rich.

dave commented on 'It's Time to Soak the Poor'

dave — Sun, 04 Oct 2009 12:34:02 -0700

You should add a special hunting season to your policies. offer $50 for every scalp taken from an imperious fat person. Think of all the poor children who will be liberated from adults who can work who choose not to. These mistreated youths are made to be slaves,(getting snacks, changing the channel, gettin another beer, wiping dirty ass cracks that can't be reached by conventional means)instead of being alowed to roam free playing as all dear children do. Just think of the toilet paper that would be saved. Liberals, think of the poor trees, they deserve life too.

patriciarnbsn commented on 'It's Time to Soak the Poor'

patriciarnbsn — Sat, 27 Jun 2009 05:03:55 -0700

Dear Frank,
Mainstream conservative???? Are you sure??? My sympathy to you. You are obviously confused. "The Republican Party structure has been co-opted by idealogues, prima donnas, and thieves."

Idealogues: President Oboma
Prima donnas: Nancy Pelosi
Thieves: TNTC (a medical term meaning to numerous to count) How many tax cheats hold office?

May I suggest reading Liberty and Tyranny by Mark Levin. If the words are to big it can be purchased on tape. I could go on about the comments you have made but you must be deprogrammed in order for the information to sink into your brain.

And by the way Rush is far from a clown. Try turning off MSLSD, NBC, and ABC (the Oboma media) and listening to Conservative radio...you are a conservative after all....right

Frank Webber commented on 'It's Time to Soak the Poor'

Frank Webber — Fri, 06 Mar 2009 15:47:16 -0700

I am so discouraged by all this. We mainstream conservatives, those of us that are the rank and file, and have a brain and a conscience, understand several things.

1. Rush Limbaugh is a clown.
2. There is a complete vacuum of leadership for both the conservative movement and for the Republican Party.
3. Those who are in leadership positions are in denial, are being intellectually dishonest, and are trying to protect their own interests, instead of the people.

I'm a moderate Republican who voted for Obama. I did that because it became clear to me that the shrill voices of idealogical fools had taken over the party. I'm concerned about the swing to the left, but the alternative is worse. It's about time somebody said it.

We need a new party. We should start building it now.

The Republican Party will shortly go the way of the Whigs. It will take us a long time, but responsible, intellectually honest conservatives can make a case for governing, but we have to start over. The Republican Party structure has been co-opted by idealogues, prima donnas, and thieves.

Diane L commented on 'It's Time to Soak the Poor'

Diane L — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 20:17:47 -0700

You've got my complete support and rapt attention. Seriously, let's ROCK!
REAL Americans need to unite. NO to Obama, Nancy Pelosi, this ridiculous spending, NOT stimulative, and furthermore, all the liberal-based flower power socialistic programming of the 1960's created GENERATIONAL dependence, evidenced by the recent election. We need to INCENTIVIZE success, instead of rewarding parasites. Go, Scott!

Dunn Eggink commented on 'It's Time to Soak the Poor'

Dunn Eggink — Sat, 31 Jan 2009 03:29:49 -0700

The answer to the economic crisis is simple, and it doesn't require any government intervention or bailout stimulus packages. Legalize hemp cultivation, which will save billions in enforcement of unconstitutional prohibition laws and open up several multi billion dollar cottage industries. Small businesses galore.

The economic crisis threatens to cause an enormous outbreak of poverty, homelessness, hunger and a rise in crime.

With the budget pressures that our government is faced with they have enough problems just keeping the government running.

Legalizing hemp cultivation will drastically cut government spending on a law enforcement scheme that serves no good purpose, and is not in the interest of public safety, public health or public morality.

Hemp yields material that can be used to create a multitude of new industries based in the US.

Hemp fiber makes great textiles that are manufactured with eco-fiendly processes.

Hemp fibers make the strongest natural rope and twine.

Hemp pulp makes paper that is more recyclable than paper from wood, and saves trees.

Hemp fiber composites are used to make eco-friendly building products.

Hemp cellulose is used to make all kinds of bio-degradable plastic, including plexiglass.

Hemp seed makes the most nutritional food known to man.

Hemp seed oil is used for fuel, cooking, lighting, lubricant and skin care.

Hemp products are used for all kinds of cosmetics and bath products.

Hemp plants are used as a barrier to keep out animals and pests from gardens.

Hemp is a natural pesticide.

Hemp is used for all kinds of pet care products, especially food.

Hemp plants are used to make ethanol.

Hemp tops A.K.A. marijuana flowers are used to make the most multi-purpose medicine on the planet which can be grown at home allowing people to save money that would otherwise be spent on hospital bills, pharmaceuticals and or illicit drugs.

Legalizing hemp cultivation would provide millions of jobs, cut healthcare costs, and deplete the funding of the black market.

Legalizing hemp cultivation would ensure that there would never be a shortage of nutritional food.

Restoring people's right to grow hemp on their own property would allow them to self-medicate and prevent disease.

Allowing doctors and hospitals to have access to a large supply of cannabis medicine would enable them to save millions of lives.

Allowing and encouraging inner city impoverished people to grow hemp in community gardens would open up a world of horticulture.

The wonders of the hemp plant and it's many uses will inspire people to get involved with gardening in general.

The increase in home gardening would give people a more positive/creative outlook on life, leading to healthier communities.

The more people are exposed to the wonders of gardening and farming the more people will appreciate life in general and be more happy because they will have so many ways to improve their lives without going into debt.

Baldwin commented on 'It's Time to Soak the Poor'

Baldwin — Fri, 07 Nov 2008 16:04:49 -0700

By that time working for Americorp will be mandatory so you'll have to tweak this a bit by then, but funny as hell. 8]

I can see why you link to 'Nuke the Moon ', LMAO.

Steve commented on 'It's Time to Soak the Poor'

Steve — Wed, 03 Sep 2008 12:48:20 -0700

Damn that's funny.