What would happen if the USA went bankrupt?

[Join The Paul Side]

I agree. They know exactly what they're doing. None of this is happening on accident.

[nate895]

If the government can't pay its bureaucrats, who takes you to jail exactly? Who pays the guards in the jail?

What I'm saying is, when the Soviet Union collapsed, some of the states broke off and became very free. Others stayed in Russia proper. Others broke off and stayed in corrupt communism. How do we ensure that we have a state that could be governed freely?

Fiery leaders and education. We need millions of dollars to get out the message. The CFL ain't doing it, so someone needs to set it up. Someone needs to be out there gathering as many funds as we can muster and start distributing pamphlets/handbills to educate the people about the crisis, and broadcasting television ads, and have some leader who can inspire in the front of it all. Ron Paul might do, but he probably wouldn't be willing (and might not be able), Jesse Ventura doesn't strike me as someone who knows enough, and Adam Kokesh's expertise is the war, but he seems like the best we got.

[porcupine]

I agree. They know exactly what they're doing. None of this is happening on accident.

My question was what are you going to do about it (besides talk on the internet).

What I'm saying is, when the Soviet Union collapsed, some of the states broke off and became very free. Others stayed in Russia proper. Others broke off and stayed in corrupt communism. How do we ensure that we have a state that could be governed freely?

[porcupine]

Fiery leaders and education. We need millions of dollars to get out the message.

Is the problem the message or is the problem that people don't want to hear/don't agree with the message? I think it's the latter.

someone needs to set it up.

Someone? It's your idea. Hop to it

distributing pamphlets/handbills to educate the people about the crisis,

You need other people around you to help you do that. Do you have anyone to help?

[nate895]

Is the problem the message or is the problem that people don't want to hear/don't agree with the message? I think it's the latter.

I think it is that not too many people have been exposed to it for long enough.

Someone? It's your idea. Hop to it

I would, but I'm 16. If this was two years from now, the bank account would be setup, website up and running, and the FEC paperwork in the mail.

You need other people around you to help you do that. Do you have anyone to help?

Well, the meetup probably would help.

[porcupine]

I think it is that not too many people have been exposed to it for long enough.



I would, but I'm 16. If this was two years from now, the bank account would be setup, website up and running, and the FEC paperwork in the mail.



Well, the meetup probably would help.

My kind of guy

[nate895]

My kind of guy

I do like to actually DO things, that is why I'm considering running for state house in 2010 (I looked it up, and I qualify by 10 days to sign the paperwork legally).

[porcupine]

I do like to actually DO things, that is why I'm considering running for state house in 2010 (I looked it up, and I qualify by 10 days to sign the paperwork legally).

Which state?

[Cinderella]

we go bankrupt and theyll offer us NAU and amero...plain and simple...its the ultimate goal

[nate895]

Which state?

Washington, Legislative District 18 to be precise.

[Micah Dardar]

I do like to actually DO things, that is why I'm considering running for state house in 2010 (I looked it up, and I qualify by 10 days to sign the paperwork legally).

Sweet! Go for it man! Just don't embarrass us "younger" people like this 23 year old:

http://www.walkerhines.com/

Instead of supporting freedom, this kid came into office trying to boss people around. He is the second youngest person to get elected to congress in Louisiana, and he is the biggest embarrassment to any young person that would seek office. He tried to raise the tobacco age in LA to 21. I would personally like to see the drinking age lowered back to 18. Needless to say, we are complete opposites.

[nate895]

Sweet! Go for it man! Just don't embarrass us "younger" people like this 23 year old:

http://www.walkerhines.com/

Instead of supporting freedom, this kid came into office trying to boss people around. He is the second youngest person to get elected to congress in Louisiana, and he is the biggest embarrassment to any young person that would seek office. He tried to raise the tobacco age in LA to 21. I would personally like to see the drinking age lowered back to 18. Needless to say, we are complete opposites.

Don't worry on that account. I won't be too embarrassing, the most embarrassing thing they'll catch me doing is listening to classic country music on my way to work, and that's only embarrassing socially at high school, which wouldn't be a problem seeing as I would have graduated. I'll have my AA degree as well, since you can do that in WA state.

When the campaign for the House is over (we have a local RP candidate), I will get the meetup and some of my friends together to discuss it. If I can get their support, I will go for it.

[Indy Vidual]

What would happen if the USA went bankrupt?

Well, in many ways we already are bankrupt.
I'm very concerned about the next few years.