It came out that Romney doesn't believe in the "redistribution of wealth", and he also said that 47% of Americans aren't paying income tax, and believe they're victims.
Don't you guys agree with this? Doesn't that mean you're on Romney's side? Will you vote for him?
Romney is a big government guy.
he wants income tax
he wants TSA
he wants patriot act
he wants NDAA
he wants more wars
he wants DHS
he wants government involved heavily in healthcare
he wants federal reserve counterfieting
he wants FEMA
does that sound like a libertarian to you?
Laff.
Non sequitur and false dilemma, wrapped up into one.
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I can think of no other response other than
Apparently, kylio27 agrees with stalin and hitler on various economic issues.
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If Romney doesn't believe in the "redistribution of wealth", he must be a proponent of laissez-faire, is he a proponent of laissez-faire?
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I don't agree with Romney. He was off by 53%.
http://www.libertytrip.net/2012/09/21/romney-was-wrong-47-percent/
kylio27:It came out that Romney doesn't believe in the "redistribution of wealth", and he also said that 47% of Americans aren't paying income tax, and believe they're victims.
And Obama said he would close down Gitmo and increase oversight on government surveillance due to the patriot act. Politicians say a lot of things. Since when did anybody with half a brain really genuinely trust a promise or the words of a president?
"If men are not angels, then who shall run the state?"
kylio, as a fellow dissident on this message board, I must tell you that your threads are not very helpful. Instead of starting threads stating things that everyone has heard before, I suggest examining and engaging with Austrian arguments closely, critically, and courteously.