Red Square wrote:It's in the American Thinker now -
Will soon post it on the Cube.
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Great, great, great, great, great!
I came across a BBC Four documentary titled "
Children of Chernobyl". If you want to see truly "free" healthcare and become even more disgusted of the Soviet Union, I recommend watching this film. I'd also like to see every aspiring young communist to see it, to see what their pride and joy truly produces. Not the fantasies of shiny things for all, but the reality of shiny things for the government, and dirty things for everyone else. And to see that not everybody is happy and free to pursue pot smoking and sitar playing under Communism, that they have to work so that they won't be punished and commit theft in the government's eyes just so they can live.
Obama's "you didn't build that" is a perfect illustration of the Socialist & Communist scheme. Get the Capitalists to build the infrastructure, the houses, the stores, the equipment, etc, and then sweep the rug out from under them, claim those creations of Capitalism as yours, and furthermore declare them to be Glorious Socialist-Created Kollektivist-Built Products of Communism. And there's a reason why this is so, and that's because Socialism & Communism can't create, they can only destroy. Just look to their inventions. Many products were cheap copies of American ones that spies had gathered intelligence on. They eventually got so good at imitating America that they managed to make a clone of the Space Shuttle called the Buran.
The luxury of supporting socialism is paid for by the effort of capitalism. Socialists who wish to "cast off their chains" are like a hospital patient wishing to cast off the IV drip and various devices that keep them alive.
I believe that the government secretly wants to give everything away for free. It just makes the population more dependent of the government so that they can be controlled more easily. "Hey you! Don't say anything bad about the President or you get no power for a week!" It's just that they need the disguise of "human rights" so that their causes can seem noble rather than nefarious.