APLonDrugs

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by APLonDrugs 17y ago
"This is trivially true (all civilizations end, the sun burns out, nothing is permanent) but the relevant timeframe is usually one's lifetime, and the stability of the currency over that timeframe is more important." Not sure it is Triviall
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by APLonDrugs 17y ago
Was Chicago just moved to hide in the Appalachian mountains of Pennsylvania, two + hrs north of Philadelphia.
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by APLonDrugs 17y ago
Agreed.
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by APLonDrugs 17y ago
So when will the gov. ban it like the rest? I'd hate to lose coffee too:-( seems like prison for everything these days.
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by APLonDrugs 18y ago
Agree, I liked/enjoyed those comments as well, was even wondering if they were talking about houses for a minute and not comment prices:-) I come here to exchange ideas. I'd be open to the experiment, besides if it doesn't work we can alw
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by APLonDrugs 18y ago
Looks weird....Reminds me of a fugus growing on something that it will eventually kill.
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by APLonDrugs 18y ago
Agree...Also, from that link: ‘built the roads that got him to work each day’ and they built those roads without your consent like the stimulus package now, you will get it from your tax money regardless if you want it or not. How many cam
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by APLonDrugs 18y ago
Thought you were going to say "Sounds like a job for big government!" :-) only joking
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by APLonDrugs 18y ago
Congrats! Best of luck, make it happen...stay positive and it will.
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by APLonDrugs 18y ago
"It does not surprise anyone when I tell them that the most important tax haven in the world is an island," international tax expert Marshall Langer pointed out in a speech last November. "They are surprised, however, when I tell them that
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by APLonDrugs 18y ago
Legal plunder, perhaps would be a better term:-) And I would stand by that term as being correct. “Stealing is the unlawful taking of your money” agreed, so why is the constitution not being obeyed? Most of the programs, etc. are not co
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by APLonDrugs 18y ago
“The debate about whether we should have income tax or not is somewhat moot outside of armed rebellion” I hope this is not true, I’d prefer a peaceful solution. I believe all things are possible, perhaps it is not possible because people t
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by APLonDrugs 18y ago
I guess focusing on the comment above, “and has no direct tax”. I have been told there was no direct tax in US till 1913, so how did it work then? we seem to get along just fine to that point? Assuming what you say is true, that it will ne
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by APLonDrugs 18y ago
Agree, Me too:-)
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by APLonDrugs 18y ago
"This would never work in a country " Why?
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by APLonDrugs 18y ago
I agree on the republic idea, but those safe guards that have been eroded, make it stealing. The 16th was fraudulent ratified; “The Law That Never Was” makes this point well. If we “apportion” as the constitution says to, we have problem
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by APLonDrugs 18y ago
Roads in Illinois and most of the USA, before Lincoln’s system of spoils were actually private toll roads. In fact, most of the early days of government internal improvement projects, while having serious competition from the private secto
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by APLonDrugs 18y ago
Well, on the point of spreading the 150 billion around, here and there… what about including young tech. start-up firms as well? :-)
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by APLonDrugs 18y ago
Or he’s betting that he will get to run the last two rolls of the dice at the game of taking America by monopoly that he is playing, like a 11year old kid, once they have boardwalk and park place along with most of the other important ones,
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by APLonDrugs 18y ago
He also was saved 6.5 billion from the bail out of Fanny/Freddie. He also has made his fortune from insurance, which one might say is like banking, a big benefactor of the ‘game’. Would you buy insurance or food first if prices fall and y
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by APLonDrugs 18y ago
Old money fears new money. I was going to say old wealth fears new wealth, but with PG’s input on wealth… I think it would be better to say money. Or maybe even perhaps large money fears small money that has ingenuity that may become larg
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by APLonDrugs 18y ago
But if ones includes the inflation tax that they (Banks, etc.) directly benefit from by getting the fait funny money first before the rest of society and it’s results on everyone, this may not be true. There are more poor and middle class
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Internet addiction is a 'clinical disorder(telegraph.co.uk)
1 points by APLonDrugs 18y ago|1 comments
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by APLonDrugs 18y ago
Awesome post:-)
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by APLonDrugs 18y ago
Don’t rely on the tyranny of the democracy. Use this as an opportunity to build a framework based on principle and apply it across the board. When you build constitutions, you have to do it in private, with great minds and based on timele