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Two Economists and a bird

February 15, 2012
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Judge Napolitano vs Jon Stewart

February 6, 2012
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Untitled from objectobot on Vimeo. There is a few objective issues out there in the world, and by objective I mean that the truth is discoverable by scientific or logical processes. Rights, I believe is such an issue. They are an inherit fact of human nature and thus discoverable. So I am surprised that...

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Warren Buffet vs Reality

January 16, 2012
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Warren Buffet vs Reality

Warren Buffet has come out recently on numerous occasions to take some comments about taxes and income. Rich people however, are just as susceptible to the influence of politics and ideology as anyone else in society. And for a great analysis of what Buffet really thinks and why I would recommend to watch this...

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Obama vs Reality

January 12, 2012
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Obama vs Reality

Obama: Capitalism is a theory that never worked. Reality: America which has existed for roughly 220 years has been built into a super economic power from literally nothing. Was this done by government planing, or free market capitalism? Lets look at some proportions. For the first 125 years of America’s existence total government spending...

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Obama goes full retard Video

November 29, 2011
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Net Neurtrality is the Foot in the Door

November 11, 2011
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Do you want the government running the internet if the democrats are in charge? What about if the republican’s are in charge? If you said no to one of those questions, then you should be against Net Neutrality regulation. It is just a foot in the door technique for government to start regulating the...

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Dick Durbin needs to Go bye bye

November 11, 2011
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Dick Durbin needs to lose his job. Not because he is a democrat or because he supports legislation I do not like. But because the way he makes his decision’s on legislature is corrupt. Take the Durbin amendment to recent financial regulations as an example. This amendment is a price control, which essentially limits...

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