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February 23, 2018

HB 1056 “Innkeeper’s Taxes” | P J Klosinski

By P J Klosinski The problem with any law which adds a tax on anyone, any service, property or anything else is at the core the […]

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As long as you don't take away his cupcakes… nothing can be suppressed! Not even his appetite!!!

Literally nobody wants to take your guns, just trying to pass stronger regulations.

He's not trying to convince all you in the comments…. his target audience are his fellow minorities

Anyone who is armed is harder to oppress, that's the point of the 2A.

Not a side just a bit of history
www.history.com/news/black-panthers-gun-control-nra-support-mulford-act

Relevant read: blog.politicsmeanspolitics.com/why-conservatives-dont-believe-liberals-when-they-say-we-don-t-wan…

How about "minorities" quit identifying as whatever is making them a minority, and start identifying as an American. That way they become a majority………

Gary Harvey- the gist of ‘gun control is racist’

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Yep!

Duh….

Historically, armed minorities are what has caused gun legislation in the first place. We need an armed populace, but when you challenge the status quo with armed minorities there absolutely will be backlash from the federal government.

Love his sign! Sadly, the media reports that this is a bunch of White Supremacists getting together. Very sad.

Pew pew af

don't shoot yourself in the foot dummy!

Any unarmed man is subject to slavery at any given time. #Reminder

No they're just easier for cops to murder.

This is the problem with immigrants today. They come here expecting to make "here" like "there" and celebrating being from "there". They have the wrong attitude. Come here to assimilate to being American, and leave your other baggage behind.

We REALLY need to start calling it 'ARMS control' since that's what they're called in the 2A (AND the rest of the world) – ONLY ? is EXACTLY what arms are gun-huggers wanting access to since their main fear is the gov't, and the gov't has some major ARMS — I — don't want some sick POS next door with a nuke 'just cause the 2A says it can have one'

As a prior 11B faggot, who will never again be put in the ER for it, I approve this message.

Arent there like 3 billion Asians though?

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No, it’s what are you doing for yourself. First you help yourself. Always. Your duty is to help yourself and let everybody else do the same.

Let's hope fighting for their liberty!

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Libertarians and Independents.

1. THE NUMBER ONE PROBLEM in the country is too many laws. If a free man can't know when he is breaking the law, then there are too many laws.

If you want to win elections, you need to provide concrete evidence of what you plan to do if elected. You should review EVERY LAW at the federal level and in each state, then show people which ones you will eliminate on day one.

2. THE SECOND BIGGEST PROBLEM in the country is the national debt. If you want to win elections, you need to show people exactly what you will do to solve it, and to do that, you must cut back on expenditures without harming people:

• Restrict social security benefits to those who actually earned them.

• Regulate the delivered cost of health care. Cutting those costs would immediately reduce the price of Medicare to half of what it currently is.

• The military has over a thousand overseas bases. Time to reduce that number.

• Bring the jobs back, so people can afford to live without food stamps.

Stop allowing corporations to be treated the same as individual citizens, which gives them unlimited campaign donations to buy individual legislators with.

• Stop giving corporations their own form of welfare. Nobody wants to subsidize Walmart’s payroll."

Bottom line, go after the situations, not the people affected by them.

If you feel you really need a physical wall, Use the Military to Build it.

The Roman Army was tasked with construction projects when they weren't fighting. Some of their works are standing today, such as the road system and the aqueducts.

Since they were paid the same, whether or not they were fighting or training, perhaps we should mimic that ancient wisdom and use them to build the wall.

3. THE THIRD BIGGEST PROBLEM in the country today is health care. If you want to win elections, you must show the people they will not be punished by the stupidity of our leaders.

The USA currently spends a tad over $2.5 trillion dollars each year on health care.

This number includes $1,123 trillion on private insurance, $672 billion on Medicare, $565 billion on Medicaid, and $65 billion on VA Health Care.

Medicare serves 15% of the total population, Medicaid 16%, VA Health 2%, for a total of 33% of the total population.

To make Medical For ALL economically feasible, we have to reduce the cost of basic services, as well as the cost of pharmaceutical medications.

Nurse practitioners and physician assistants need to be allowed to practice independently as primary care providers, and not under the yoke of greedy MD's, allowing the cost of primary care to drop dramatically. Not only would more people have access to primary care at a lower cost, fewer would allow their illnesses to linger, ultimately requiring less expensive and specialized help to correct the problems.

Congress must also reduce the actual cost of healthcare prescription drugs to match the prices of other western countries, so that everyone can afford treatment.

The United States spends the most on health care per person — $9,237 – according to two new papers published in the journal The Lancet. The average spending on health care among the other 33 developed OECD countries was $3,268 per person. The U.S. is a very rich country, but even so, it devotes far more of its economy — 17.6 percent of GDP in 2010 — to health than any other country.

The total cost of “medicare for all has been estimated at $32.6 trillion during its first 10 years of full implementation.” That means $3.26 trillion per year.

We are already spending $2.5 trillion dollars per year. If the cost of medications could be dropped in half, and if healthcare costs could be federally regulated, we actually have the possibility of universal healthcare for $1.6 trillion per year, significantly less than what we are currently paying.

Think about this… If we were able to shave $1 Trillion from our budget each year, it would currently take 21 years to pay off our debt.

But we would have to stop Big Pharma and Big Business from threatening legislators’ campaign money, as they have already bought them all. youtu.be/CeDOQpfaUc8

4. THE FOURTH LARGEST PROBLEM in our country is “corporate welfare”, in which votes are bought in exchange for favorable business conditions with further enrich the wealthy at the expense of the average person. youtu.be/Fj4anUL-LvY

You must SHOW people what you will do, and how you will do it, if you expect to gain public office. That “elect us because we’re different” simply doesn’t get it. We want to know exactly what you will do, and exactly how you will do it.

LET THE PEOPLE KNOW WHAT YOU WILL SO FOR THEM, AND THEN DO IT.

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