Reasons to be hopeful, and why things will be different this time around

[Michelangelo]

I regain my hope for the future when I look at these two screen shots I took of a certain image board a few weeks ago.

http://img64.imageshack.us/img64/6666/hmmi.png

http://img64.imageshack.us/img64/5599/whatthe.png

[Conza]

[apehead]

@Seph

“The masses” are unsatisfied because they haven’t seen enough socialism yet

You think the average Joe is that politically principled? They just want to be satisfied. If the masses wanted socialism that bad, we’d have it by now.

@Seph

Being ‘unsatisfied’ with your country is one thing; being unsatisfied with your country and seeking to cure it with a free market, is something else entirely.

So why are so many against the healthcare bill? Why did the bailout fail the first time around? You underestimate your peers.

[Seph]

@Jackson LaRose

You think the average Joe is that politically principled? They just want to be satisfied.

And what’s the easiest way to be satisfied in politics? Lobby the state to give you more of your neighbors tax dollars.

@Jackson LaRose

If the masses wanted socialism that bad, we’d have it by now.

We don’t have it now?

@Jackson LaRose

So why are so many against the healthcare bill? Why did the bailout fail the first time around? You underestimate your peers.

If the United States was heading in a remotely free market direction, I might agree with you.

[tfr000]

@NewLiberty

Free State Project in New Hampshire. About 10,000 have signed up.

Yah? I live in New Hampshire. Where are all of these 10,000 people?

[apehead]

@Seph

Lobby the state to give you more of your neighbors tax dollars

If that’s what you want.

@Seph

We don’t have it now?

LOL. Not quite.

@Seph

If the United States was heading in a remotely free market direction, I might agree with you.

We’ll see how it plays out.