RP Finally Clearly Distinguishes Between "Corporatism" and "Capitalism" on Larry King

[anaconda]

This is a super smart talking point that Congressman Paul has never really come out in an interview and nailed so dramatically in the past. I have always wondered why RP doesn't hammer the difference in every single interview. Naive but well intending people think that a vote for Ron Paul will make corporate abuse increase geometrically, when the exact opposite is true.

It could become a wide spread slogan: "Capitalism, Not Corporatism!"

It is important for people to understand this and RP seemed to always talk around it somewhat. The moderates and leftys that might join our cause think that "capitalism" and "corporatism" are the same.

Bush gave "privatization" and "capitalism" horrible reputations but the downside is all from government intervention. "Privatization" is bad when the government is the sole customer. I think the Bush strategy of getting the masses to hate "capitalism" may have been intentional to simply pave the way for more government "regulation" with subsequent administrations.

[s35wf]

This is a super smart talking point that Congressman Paul has never really come out in an interview and nailed so dramatically in the past. I have always wondered why RP doesn't hammer the difference in every single interview. Naive but well intending people think that a vote for Ron Paul will make corporate abuse increase geometrically, when the exact opposite is true.

It could become a wide spread slogan: "Capitalism, Not Corporatism!"

It is important for people to understand this and RP seemed to always talk around it somewhat. The moderates and leftys that might join our cause think that "capitalism" and "corporatism" are the same.

Bush gave "privatization" and "capitalism" horrible reputations but the downside is all from government intervention. "Privatization" is bad when the government is the sole customer. I think the Bush strategy of getting the masses to hate "capitalism" may have been intentional to simply pave the way for more government "regulation" with subsequent administrations.

naw u dont say ^^^

hey any tube of larry kings show last nite?

[lavis88]

It could become a wide spread slogan: "Capitalism, Not Corporatism!"

That would make a good bumper sticker

[anaconda]

naw u dont say ^^^

hey any tube of larry kings show last nite?

youtube:

YouTube - Ron Paul vs. Michael Moore on Larry King CNN 10/29/2009

[Working Poor]

Ole Larry just looked kinda dumbfounded like he saw his whole life savings flying out the window...

[Chester Copperpot]

this is a super smart talking point that congressman paul has never really come out in an interview and nailed so dramatically in the past. I have always wondered why rp doesn't hammer the difference in every single interview. Naive but well intending people think that a vote for ron paul will make corporate abuse increase geometrically, when the exact opposite is true.

it could become a wide spread slogan: "capitalism, not corporatism!"

it is important for people to understand this and rp seemed to always talk around it somewhat. The moderates and leftys that might join our cause think that "capitalism" and "corporatism" are the same.

Bush gave "privatization" and "capitalism" horrible reputations but the downside is all from government intervention. "privatization" is bad when the government is the sole customer. I think the bush strategy of getting the masses to hate "capitalism" may have been intentional to simply pave the way for more government "regulation" with subsequent administrations.

i like that>.