It was a good post. I can't help but laugh at the whole argument that the rich have to pay their fair share, it's such a stupid, pandering, dishonest statement that anyone who says that instantly becomes an idiot in my mind. Life isn't fucking fair but our political overlords think they can legislate values and morality without even considering the lessons of the French Revolution which devolved into a class warfare bloodbath.
I said it in another thread on the fiscal cliff, a fair tax system is where everyone pays the same rate and if you make ten times more than another person you pay ten times as much. The only people paying taxes are the rich and the middle class and by gouging them everyone will suffer except politicians and government bureaucrats. History has already shown this many times but if politicians insist on going this course then it's going to be proven once again. Buckle your seat belts, we're in for a rough ride but the bright spot is that down the road we will eventually get back on the right track and everyone will prosper again.
That being said, Roosh is making a bottom line statement about how these policies are going to affect everyone's wallet. Less cash, less buying power, less opportunity and less fun. I think Roosh wisely keeps his political views to himself in order to let the forum exist on its' own. Political discussions here, like everywhere, devolve into a lot of useless acrimony dividing the members. Look at the gun control threads, the presidential election threads and the race threads. We wind up disagreeing about stuff we have little control over when at heart we're all on the side of game and personal growth which is the main focus of a very good and exclusive forum.
I said it in another thread on the fiscal cliff, a fair tax system is where everyone pays the same rate and if you make ten times more than another person you pay ten times as much. The only people paying taxes are the rich and the middle class and by gouging them everyone will suffer except politicians and government bureaucrats. History has already shown this many times but if politicians insist on going this course then it's going to be proven once again. Buckle your seat belts, we're in for a rough ride but the bright spot is that down the road we will eventually get back on the right track and everyone will prosper again.
That being said, Roosh is making a bottom line statement about how these policies are going to affect everyone's wallet. Less cash, less buying power, less opportunity and less fun. I think Roosh wisely keeps his political views to himself in order to let the forum exist on its' own. Political discussions here, like everywhere, devolve into a lot of useless acrimony dividing the members. Look at the gun control threads, the presidential election threads and the race threads. We wind up disagreeing about stuff we have little control over when at heart we're all on the side of game and personal growth which is the main focus of a very good and exclusive forum.