Poll: GOP Millennials Disagree With Their Elders

ttystikk

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Until we can get people to stop waving their team pom poms this will only get worse. We are so concerned that our team has more power that we just keep incrementally increasing central power by default.

I have to question a persons motive who actively seeks out power over others. That type of person becomes a politician and I have no trust for a person like that.
They aren't all like that- but it is incumbent upon us, the citizens, to watch them carefully and hold then accountable for the consequences of their positions.

Americans suck at this part.
 

ginwilly

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Like talking to a monkey.
Are you going to start throwing poo?

I understand you like their version of tax and spend better, I may even agree, but that's not what we are talking about. We are talking about fiscal conservatives. If you think you can borrow your way out of debt or simply increase taxes (which takes money out of the pocket of the private sector) you do not fall into the category of fiscally responsible. Call names all you like, it doesn't change this simple fact.

If you follow Krugman and his ilk as the vast majority of politicians do, you will find they think fiscal conservatives are ruining the country.

Now tell me again who you think is fiscally conservative?

Paul Ryan's Roadmap for American Prosperity is actually a plan that not only reduces deficit, it eliminates debt over time. You will undoubtedly disagree with the plan, but it's an example if you want to actually see an example of fiscal conservative. An extreme example would have been Ron Paul.
http://americansforprosperity.org/files/AFPRyanRoadmap.pdf
 

ttystikk

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Apathy's a bitch. I'm guilty of this myself.
Frankly, it's why I get a bit 'pissy' on these forums. Right or left, I'm really trying to get people off their butts and engaged in our country's business. Because it is indeed OUR business.
 

ttystikk

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Are you going to start throwing poo?

I understand you like their version of tax and spend better, I may even agree, but that's not what we are talking about. We are talking about fiscal conservatives. If you think you can borrow your way out of debt or simply increase taxes (which takes money out of the pocket of the private sector) you do not fall into the category of fiscally responsible. Call names all you like, it doesn't change this simple fact.

If you follow Krugman and his ilk as the vast majority of politicians do, you will find they think fiscal conservatives are ruining the country.

Now tell me again who you think is fiscally conservative?

Paul Ryan's Roadmap for American Prosperity is actually a plan that not only reduces deficit, it eliminates debt over time. You will undoubtedly disagree with the plan, but it's an example if you want to actually see an example of fiscal conservative. An extreme example would have been Ron Paul.
http://americansforprosperity.org/files/AFPRyanRoadmap.pdf
Complete economic self-immolation is not fiscally conservative, either.
 

ginwilly

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Complete economic self-immolation is not fiscally conservative, either.
There are two major economic schools of thought in politics, the Austrian and the Keynesian. If there are any politicians that follow Austrian in principle, they have not followed in actions. I understand you like the versions of Keynesian that some spout over others, but they are not examples of fiscal conservatism. From reading your posts, you are in the Krugman camp that would riot under true fiscal conservative leadership. I don't know why this makes you so upset that it's not really fiscally conservative just because you like it, but if you read Krugman you will find out fiscally conservative is "evil".

Hyak vs Keynes is the philosophical argument. This is jr high level explanation, but it's entertaining.
 

NoDrama

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The economy isn't using Keynesian theory, they are just using "Print Money" theme and blaming Keynes. Keynes warned that "printing" too much would be a problem. He also had a theory that human psychology can direct markets. Most economists dismiss the psychology of humans in their models.

When I think Austrian I think more Ludwig Von Mises than F.A.Hayek. Hayek was a damn thinker, Mises understood it all so much better from a much better viewpoint.
 

UncleBuck

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You two are delusional.
no, you are.

democrats cut the deficit or eliminate it completely. the republicans don't. hence the democrats are fiscal conservatives, republicans are not.

put on your big girl pants and deal with these mundane facts.
 

UncleBuck

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Dude, because the redistribution goes your way doesn't mean it's fiscally conservative, it just means you like it better.
REDISTRIBUTION! OMGZ!!!!!

reducing the deficit is the only measure of fiscal conservativeness we have left. democrats do that. republicans don't.

cry some more.
 

UncleBuck

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Until we can get people to stop waving their team pom poms this will only get worse. We are so concerned that our team has more power that we just keep incrementally increasing central power by default.

I have to question a persons motive who actively seeks out power over others. That type of person becomes a politician and I have no trust for a person like that.
that's hilarious coming from the guy with the rend pawl pom poms on.
 

UncleBuck

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And?

Our topic was fiscal conservative. All you've shown is a different way to tax and spend. You are arguing a point nobody else is making and getting all pissy about it.
tax and spend! central planners! redistribution!!!!! OMGZ!

reported as spam.
 

UncleBuck

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There are two major economic schools of thought in politics, the Austrian and the Keynesian. If there are any politicians that follow Austrian in principle, they have not followed in actions. I understand you like the versions of Keynesian that some spout over others, but they are not examples of fiscal conservatism. From reading your posts, you are in the Krugman camp that would riot under true fiscal conservative leadership. I don't know why this makes you so upset that it's not really fiscally conservative just because you like it, but if you read Krugman you will find out fiscally conservative is "evil".

Hyak vs Keynes is the philosophical argument. This is jr high level explanation, but it's entertaining.
shut the fuck up, seriously. all you do is spam this nonsense all day every day. austrians have ZERO record of success anywhewre at any time in history. shut the fuck up. seriously.
 

ttystikk

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no, you are.

democrats cut the deficit or eliminate it completely. the republicans don't. hence the democrats are fiscal conservatives, republicans are not.

put on your big girl pants and deal with these mundane facts you shit.
I second this.
 

ttystikk

Well-Known Member
shut the fuck up, seriously. all you do is spam this nonsense all day every day. austrians have ZERO record of success anywhewre at any time in history. shut the fuck up. seriously.
I commented above that it was like talking to a monkey.

I was wrong.

Monkeys learn from their mistakes...

One doesn't learn anything by going into a line of inquiry with a stated outcome already in mind. Repubs do it because they're paid to. @ginwilly doesn't even get that. So what does that make him?
 

schuylaar

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i agree with the OP.

my ex-husband is GOP bordering on tea..he talked my younger daughter into voting for mitt.

prior to the election, i asked her why she wanted to vote that way..she really couldn't say other than "that's who dad wants me to vote for", so i tried to discuss the differences in parties..she didn't want to hear it.

some time later..she asked me who i voted for.. she was so proud to tell me she had voted for obama.

what changed her mind?..mitt is like dad, mom..why would i want dad to run the country?

obama did visit her campus; peer pressure is awesome!:wink:

:lol:
 

schuylaar

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Dude, because the redistribution goes your way doesn't mean it's fiscally conservative, it just means you like it better.
so you agree it is redistribution upwards? because of tax loopholes the wealthy were distributed additional income that should have gone to the government was taxed incorrectly..

but what do we do about offshore funds?
 

ginwilly

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so you agree it is redistribution upwards? because of tax loopholes the wealthy were distributed additional income that should have gone to the government was taxed incorrectly..

but what do we do about offshore funds?
The upward distribution was to the banks and autos. We tolerated the autos a bit more because there were union jobs at stake, not just jobs.

It's still not fiscal conservative magically by changing where the money is redistributed no matter how much @ttystikk throws insults. It's clear by now fiscal conservative to folks here means "doing what I like".

I'm with you people bitching about the bailouts, you lose me when you argue over how much a person by right should keep of their own money. Bill Gates paid more in taxes than 99.9% of us will make in a lifetime, but somehow he's not paying his fair share? gtfo

If you agree with Paul Krugman, then you don't even WANT fiscally conservative, he claims it's the evil that's ruining the world.
 

schuylaar

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The upward distribution was to the banks and autos. We tolerated the autos a bit more because there were union jobs at stake, not just jobs.

It's still not fiscal conservative magically by changing where the money is redistributed no matter how much @ttystikk throws insults. It's clear by now fiscal conservative to folks here means "doing what I like".

I'm with you people bitching about the bailouts, you lose me when you argue over how much a person by right should keep of their own money. Bill Gates paid more in taxes than 99.9% of us will make in a lifetime, but somehow he's not paying his fair share? gtfo

If you agree with Paul Krugman, then you don't even WANT fiscally conservative, he claims it's the evil that's ruining the world.
the banks and auto industry? exactly who do YOU think that is, ginwilly?

acceptable when it's the 1% who fucking ruined this country..

unacceptable when it's the person who's life was saved by the ACA.

and fuck paul krugman he's obviously delusional like most eccentric geeks who don't get laid.

bill gates? he did nothing but spend? couldn't spend his money quick enough that it would simply replicate itself.

like digging a hole in the sand at the ocean.

and yes, including bill.

PS. bucky said to shut the fuck up.
 

schuylaar

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I commented above that it was like talking to a monkey.

I was wrong.

Monkeys learn from their mistakes...

One doesn't learn anything by going into a line of inquiry with a stated outcome already in mind. Repubs do it because they're paid to. @ginwilly doesn't even get that. So what does that make him?
so do rats but not skunks.
 
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