woofer: actually, you have not articulated this information, in a post, to me, before. Please don't treat me as your enemy. I have always respected your differences with opinions. If I thought your actions were wrong, I dealt with them via email or PM.
1. Any individual that wants to actually work in this nation will automatically create a "living wage" for him or her self, somewhere. This differs greatly from someone that has a job and puts in time. The work incentive that I have always had for folks that work for me is simple: work or get fired. Otherwise, I'm as hands off as anyone could imagine. Some employees took quite a while to get used to it. I was maligned for allowing minors to work for me and paying them more than their parents made. I had a simple piecework system for everyone. Grown men hardly ever grasped it. Women and children were excited. Any unexpected profits, every quarter, was distributed via bonuses to everyone, pro-rated on their hours.
2. I am very anti- organized, cash-register medical system, i.e. The AMA, etal. They are the brokers of eugenics, in this nation, for over 100 years. They are the blood letters of yesteryear. Hitler learned the master race from them and the secret societies. They obtained monopolies to exclude folks like midwives, (from whom, only a few years ago, surgeons learned about the hygiene of scrubbing up first) holistic/wholistic healers and therapies, vitamins, herbs, natural and far more effective cancer cures and preventions, common sense health practices and in lieu of all this foisting vaccines and petrol-based pharmaceuticals upon the populace and doing everything in their power to prevent something like quinine sulphate from ever getting into public hands and sending the FDA dogs to terrorize ginseng growers and sellers as well as aloe purveyors, etc., etc., etc..
If someone, in this nation, wants to be healthy, then it is their personal responsibility to learn about their own bodies and to not trust in the snake oil peddlers and other charlatans. The soap operas were first dedicated to creating the image of super doctor. It is little wonder that Proctor & Gamble were main advertising sponsors. If they want to have health care, then let them get off their fat ass and reclaim our personal liberties, instead of holding a gun to the heads of the working populace and demand that they underwrite some of the profits of the mega insurance companies and the medical establishment. Anything else, places them in the Nazi category, in my book. Statism is statism is statism.
I hold to the brotherhood of man[kind]. I view the hardworking garbage collector, no matter how noble, to be a symptom of a society that is addicted to someone else doing their dirty work for them. I grew up in a rural area and every one took care of his or her personal and/or family garbage. Our family recycled everything before it was fashionable.
Somewhere, along the line, a society needs extraordinary folk to do something that no one else is capable of. To fail to allow them to be remunerated accordingly is a cog of tyranny.
As to "my" board, I see the fruits of my attempts to educate an individual on the actual motives of 9/11: so thanks for the kudos.
So what would you like to further discuss on economics other than the Keynesianism tools of tyranny?
"When in doubt, empty the clip."
