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Falseflagop
12-06-2007, 07:51 AM
When government start interferring with FREE MARKETS (Bailouts & Rate cuts) its time for the People to rise and the RON PAUL REVOLUTION will get attention!

Has been the talk all morning about this bailout the crooks plan. Hi why don't we stop paying our credit cards, student loans, mortgages, car loans and hope they BAIL US ALL OUT!! It pays right?


Spread the RON PAUL name around today on Boards and Radio shows and also mention RP was right on IRAN !!


The revolution is spreading very fast now!

Real_CaGeD
12-06-2007, 08:03 AM
I have a thread up already, but anyway Ron needs to go big with this one. I mentioned economics is what has party base like my father behind the Dr.

Whats the deal with Clinton being given the podium on wall street at the same time the same plan is coming out of the Oval office? Collusion I tell you! Hillery is being set on the pedestal of presidential prowess for all to see. Ron should knock her theiving ass off of it, in a harsh manner.

Johnnybags
12-06-2007, 08:06 AM
When government start interferring with FREE MARKETS (Bailouts & Rate cuts) its time for the People to rise and the RON PAUL REVOLUTION will get attention!

Has been the talk all morning about this bailout the crooks plan. Hi why don't we stop paying our credit cards, student loans, mortgages, car loans and hope they BAIL US ALL OUT!! It pays right?


Spread the RON PAUL name around today on Boards and Radio shows and also mention RP was right on IRAN !!


The revolution is spreading very fast now!

many defaults, the tier one car loans are defaulting at 5 percent now. Its the economy, not mortgages. The idiots want socialism. Charge card dalinquencies are booming. God forbid congress lets the business cycle take its normal course. They would rather inflate.

FluffyUnbound
12-06-2007, 08:07 AM
We should definitely let the market decide, but think of it this way:

A central point of Ron's critique of our economic system is that Fed policy has warped the market.

That means that the outcomes we're currently experiencing aren't free market outcomes. They're warped outcomes brought about by Fed policy.

That is particularly true of the mortgage crisis, which was driven by artificially low interest rates and is a monetary crisis first and foremost.

That means that further intervention into the mortgage market to bail out homeowners isn't overriding free market outcomes - it's overriding the Fed's fuckups.

This is a recurring problem in libertarian philosophy. Once you define free market outcomes as just outcomes, you have to conclude that the outcomes of our current non-free market are UNjust. Then what do you do?

Real_CaGeD
12-06-2007, 08:09 AM
We should definitely let the market decide, but think of it this way:

A central point of Ron's critique of our economic system is that Fed policy has warped the market.

That means that the outcomes we're currently experiencing aren't free market outcomes. They're warped outcomes brought about by Fed policy.

That is particularly true of the mortgage crisis, which was driven by artificially low interest rates and is a monetary crisis first and foremost.

That means that further intervention into the mortgage market to bail out homeowners isn't overriding free market outcomes - it's overriding the Fed's fuckups.

This is a recurring problem in libertarian philosophy. Once you define free market outcomes as just outcomes, you have to conclude that the outcomes of our current non-free market are UNjust. Then what do you do?

Sorry dude, I dont care about your analysis. I WANT RONS ANALYSIS ON FREAKING T.V.!