Did anyone notice the brilliance of Obama's immigration reform policy? It was a masterpiece of community activism.
He let some immigrants stay on humanitarian grounds. It's a very grey area. Of course the fallout and noise has already started.
Meanwhile, in all the confusion, while everyone is focusing on Pedro the lawn guy, no one is mentioning the expansion of skilled worker visas, which will decimate what remains of the middle class in this country. It's like watching a magician at work. I thought Clinton was good, but he's nothing compared to Obama. Of course, he's helped by the IQ of the average voter.
Monday, November 24, 2014
Sunday, November 9, 2014
Hurray for Communism
While looking through old Soviet propaganda posters, I couldn't help thinking what a wonderful world it would be if only they could be brought to fruition. Of course, everyone with a brain realizes that the problem with communism is the fact that the reality never syncs up with the ideals. The harder people try to get them to sync up, the nastier things become. Why will they never sync up? In a few words, an exploitative upper class and the people of Walmart. Would communism work if we could get rid of these two classes?
The interesting point is, how thoroughly the exploitive upper classes use the people of Walmart to keep the middle class in check, as well as how the people of Walmart support the exploitive upper classes in order to keep the middle classes down.
What would happen if there were middle class revolution. One that disenfranchised both the political elites and the people of Walmart? Why hasn't one started? Communism sought to give the workers control over their lives instead of the moneyed elites, who they saw as leeches on the body politic. The difference today is that there are leeches on both ends of the economic spectrum. You have to hand it to the politicians, by doing this, they have effectively steered the frame of reference to economic class and away from leeches. Forget the reality that was communism, and look to the ideal. The productive classes free from the leech class. Wouldn't it be glorious?
The interesting point is, how thoroughly the exploitive upper classes use the people of Walmart to keep the middle class in check, as well as how the people of Walmart support the exploitive upper classes in order to keep the middle classes down.
What would happen if there were middle class revolution. One that disenfranchised both the political elites and the people of Walmart? Why hasn't one started? Communism sought to give the workers control over their lives instead of the moneyed elites, who they saw as leeches on the body politic. The difference today is that there are leeches on both ends of the economic spectrum. You have to hand it to the politicians, by doing this, they have effectively steered the frame of reference to economic class and away from leeches. Forget the reality that was communism, and look to the ideal. The productive classes free from the leech class. Wouldn't it be glorious?
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