- To each according to his ability to work the system.
- Compassion without coercion is useless.
- Never ask when you can use the government to take.
- The vast majority of the rich in this galaxy are undertaxed.
- All we want is what's yours.
- Monopoly is evil unless the government runs it.
- Class envy makes a good running mate.
- If a government program fails, repeat.
- Every rake deserves to be stepped on twice.
- It is critical that the expected "returns" on any "investment" are never defined.
- Never feed the hungry on an empty stomach.
- Always know who you're buying.
- Exclusive knowledge is power.
- Never be afraid to mislabel an opponent.
- Be clean, articulate, and non-threatening.
- When in doubt, throw a friend under the bus.
- Never allow others' self-interest to stand in the way of your common good.
- A liberal without guilt is no liberal at all.
- When someone says, "I'm not a racist," he's lying.
- A dead vote is just as good as a live one.
- A good vote is worth casting twice.
- Actual progress is not guaranteed.
- Small print is the best invention since snake oil.
- Entitlements and handouts will always overcome freedom and opportunity.
- Integrity is no substitute for campaign cash.
- A friend in need is a potential donor and land deal partner.
- Never confuse powerful financial backers with luck.
- Make sure your campaign cash doesn't cost you more than it is really worth.
- Beware of relatives giving speeches.
- There's nothing more dangerous than an honest political adviser.
- The most beautiful thing about the environment is that you can turn it into an election issue.
- Citing Global Warming yields more cash than pointing a gun.
- Always trust a person wearing a suit better than your own.
- Moral choice is a complex personal issue that is better defined by focus groups.
- Morality has limits. Moral relativism has none.
- Never make fun of a Democrat candidate's family. Insult something he cares about instead.
- Be careful what you legislate. It may do exactly what Rush Limbaugh says it would.
- Compromise means the absence of opposition to Democrats.
- War is good for political activism.
- People could afford housing and healthcare without the government - if it weren't for the government.
- Talk is cheap. Heap it generously on the public.
- There isn't a gaffe by a Democrat politician that the media won't overlook.
- Never argue with a loaded Kennedy.
- Labor camps are full of people who opposed someone's beautiful dream.
- Entitlement is the easiest way to enslave a population.
- Democracy has limits. Dictatorship has none.
- Saying stupid things is often smart.
- Never cross Michelle Obama.
- Never let the electorate know what you're thinking.
- Never admit anything that can't be later blamed on Republicans.
- Only the Democrats could screw up New Orleans so badly and keep getting elected.
- Knowledge is bliss, ignorance is power.
- Give someone a fish, you feed him for one day. Teach him how to fish, and you lose a Democrat voter.
- Pursue social justice; money and power will come later.
- All voters are suckers.
- Every once in a while offer a compromise; it confuses the hell out of Republicans.
- There is no substitute for an unnecessary government program.
- Never do something that the government can do for you.
- Never spend your own money when you can spend the government's.
- Money taken as profit is immoral; money taken by government is the highest form of Lightworking.
- If it can get you elected, say it!
- Only fools say what they believe.
- Faith moves mountains of "Obama" memorabilia.
- Poverty is no crime. Better yet, it's an excellent source of votes for the Democrat party.
- Even in the worst of times, someone always gets elected.
- Never snort cocaine and have sex in a limo with a homosexual drug user named Larry Sinclair.
- Oil is a stolen product.
- Practice saying it in front of the mirror: "This isn't the Almighty God that I know."
- Law makes everyone equal, but presidential pardons go to the highest bidder.
- There's nothing wrong with big business as long as they donate to anti-business causes.
- Never buy votes if ACORN can fix it for nothing.
- Friends and family are the rungs on the ladder of success - don't hesitate to step on them.
- Blood is thicker than Kool-Aid.
- Blame Bush first; ask questions later.
I'm just an individual who hopes to inspire but not impose his views on others. I seek not to convince but only hope that my words are written well enough to get others to delve deeper into their own thoughts and ideas. I am sincere in all that I say but never so serious as to not listen to the ideas of others
Sunday, December 1, 2013
The Rules of Socialist Acquisition
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