If Americans Were Ever to Vote Into Office a Truly Socialist President Would They Deserve the USA?
The most recent 100-years of history have shown how troubling a truly socialist regime can be on a nation's economy and population.
We've seen Mussolini and Hitler which go well beyond anything we'd wish to be discussing here today.
Still, even the lesser reigned-in socialists can devastate a country for instance Argentina and their many economic collapses, or Greece for instance.
Right now, we see the culmination of many years of socialist parties in Europe, it isn't pretty.
What if a socialist-party was in charge of the US? Even if they didn't call themselves socialist, what if they merely hijacked the Republican or Democrat Party as their lead in to office? If all the members of that party controlled the US Congress, and eventually had appointed Supreme Court Justices with like minds, you could see how problematic it would be if a socialist-president were elected.
Could we too go the way of Europe's PIIGS (Portugal, Ireland, Italy, Greece, and Spain)? Well sure, that could easily happen.
In fact, we haven't done so well with our own finances even without being a truly-socialist country.
Now then, when I say "truly socialist" president please understand I am not talking about Hilary Clinton or Barack Obama or anyone else for that matter.
Thus, this article should not be meant to include quasi-socialists either.
Sure, some might say there is a fine line, but I'd say we all understand the difference, plus if particular politicians in the hierarchy of leadership are more of a quasi-communist, this article would not apply to them either, so please do not condemn, as this is not an attack ad, even if I am approving this overall message.
We just recently watched Hugo Chavez get reelected after turning the country into the proverbial socialist economic nightmare in Venezuela; two major currency devaluations, nationalizing of corporate assets, and even buying votes.
The inflation rate has made it very tough on that nation.
Speaking of buying votes Hugo Chavez has given cellphones to the population who could not afford them, free refrigerators, TVs (to watch the now state controlled media dishing out political propaganda), free-food, and other items.
You should not be too surprised in many regards we see similar things happening in the US, the buying of votes that is with the Food Stamp Program here at home.
Perhaps, what concerns me is that as we head down a similar road, how long until we actually do get a truly socialist president of the United States, one which is surrounded by like-minded people, and once we do, then what.
Will we lose it all just like those other nations in past periods, or perhaps very soon present periods? Think on this and vote with your mind this time.
We've seen Mussolini and Hitler which go well beyond anything we'd wish to be discussing here today.
Still, even the lesser reigned-in socialists can devastate a country for instance Argentina and their many economic collapses, or Greece for instance.
Right now, we see the culmination of many years of socialist parties in Europe, it isn't pretty.
What if a socialist-party was in charge of the US? Even if they didn't call themselves socialist, what if they merely hijacked the Republican or Democrat Party as their lead in to office? If all the members of that party controlled the US Congress, and eventually had appointed Supreme Court Justices with like minds, you could see how problematic it would be if a socialist-president were elected.
Could we too go the way of Europe's PIIGS (Portugal, Ireland, Italy, Greece, and Spain)? Well sure, that could easily happen.
In fact, we haven't done so well with our own finances even without being a truly-socialist country.
Now then, when I say "truly socialist" president please understand I am not talking about Hilary Clinton or Barack Obama or anyone else for that matter.
Thus, this article should not be meant to include quasi-socialists either.
Sure, some might say there is a fine line, but I'd say we all understand the difference, plus if particular politicians in the hierarchy of leadership are more of a quasi-communist, this article would not apply to them either, so please do not condemn, as this is not an attack ad, even if I am approving this overall message.
We just recently watched Hugo Chavez get reelected after turning the country into the proverbial socialist economic nightmare in Venezuela; two major currency devaluations, nationalizing of corporate assets, and even buying votes.
The inflation rate has made it very tough on that nation.
Speaking of buying votes Hugo Chavez has given cellphones to the population who could not afford them, free refrigerators, TVs (to watch the now state controlled media dishing out political propaganda), free-food, and other items.
You should not be too surprised in many regards we see similar things happening in the US, the buying of votes that is with the Food Stamp Program here at home.
Perhaps, what concerns me is that as we head down a similar road, how long until we actually do get a truly socialist president of the United States, one which is surrounded by like-minded people, and once we do, then what.
Will we lose it all just like those other nations in past periods, or perhaps very soon present periods? Think on this and vote with your mind this time.
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