4 Economic Laws

In this time of bailouts and “stimulus” packages an economic reminder from W. Cleon Skousen, author of The 5,000 Year Leap; Principles of Freedom 101, is clearly over due.

There are four laws of economic freedom which a nation must maintain if its people are to prosper at the maximum level.

1. The freedom to try
2. The freedom to buy
3. The freedom to sell
4. The freedom to fail

Simple yes?

Under the current administration three of the four of these freedoms will vanish if the administration continues on the course it is currently following.

Of the four, one will remain, and that will be the freedom to fail. However, it will no longer be mere freedom, the current course of things taken to its logical conclusion will make failure almost unavoidable which then will make success unachievable for most.

I frankly feel blessed of God to live in a nation where personal economic failure is a real possibility [rather than a likelihood], because it means economic success is also a very real possibility.

 

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I Won’t Have To Worry, Messiah Obama Will Provide

I never thought this day would ever happen. I won’t have to worry about putting gas on my car, I won’t have to worry about paying my mortgage. You know, if I help him, he’s going to help me.

Who then?
Who is going to worry about putting gas in YOUR car?
Who is going to worry about paying YOUR mortgage?

Are you expecting a big raise at work if Obama is elected?
If Obama is elected is everything going to suddenly become affordable for you?
Affordable for me?

How is it you expect him to do this?
Oh, by punishing the middle and upper class, taking their money and giving it to you.

That is what is called theft, taking by force or threat of force, something that belongs to someone else.

You have drank the Kool-Aid and are fully on board the Socialist band wagon.

You and those like you make me ill and give me great cause for concern regarding the future of our nation.