Even if you think it’s moral to tax your great-great grandchildren decades or centuries before they’re born to pay for your Medicare, agricultural subsidies, mortgage bailout or Social Security disability/unemployment benefits now, it’s impossible to defend this as practical. Even if you think it’s moral to raise the tax on the evil, rich 1 percent to — oh let’s say a 100 percent tax rate — it still would not solve the problem we’re now facing. Nobody addresses this issue. Fiscal conservatives have vastly understated the problem, and social conservatives only care about whether gay people’s unions are sanctioned by the government or not. The Democrats and their equivalents in Ivy League universities who set the agenda and policies of our nation simply evade all of these facts, proceeding as if they don’t exist. If you challenge them you’re called a “hater.” Hater of what? Fiscal and economic dysfunction or even calamity? If that makes me a hater, sign me up. If this isn’t madness or denial on an unprecedented scale, I don’t know what is. Dr. Hurd
Posted on: Mon, 24 Mar 2014 13:16:13 +0000
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