Comments by "DXR" (@MrDXRamirez) on "Bloomberg Television"
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So he proposes GDP increases (making people work harder) pressured to work harder due to cuts on the side of social spending.
It won’t work because our economic system depends on the value of wages never falls below levels where people cannot survive and never high enough to cause profits to fall to a point where corporations say there is no money in this business, close it down. McCarthy is not aiming to balance wages and profits. He is pushing labor into a corner and straightjacket.
He is proposing Austerity for the many but not for the military; not for the owners of property and financial wealth; not for a de-escalation of over-spending abroad (throwing money away on bombs and weapons) even worse news for 55 million poor people unable to afford food, rent, mortgages, pay off medical bills, no to student loan cancellation the young straddled with debt on top of other debt, car loans, house loans. These people will have to double their work efforts for employers who benefit from the productivity increase to make the debt to GDP ratio less than more than half of what all Americans who work produce; mind you there are Americans who never work because they are rich enough to avoid working for a living, but they do consume. And their consumption is paid for by the many. McCarthy proposes no cuts in their consumption habits; thus he adds more privilege to the privileged; people who do not have to double their work time such as himself a top earner who works 7 months out of the year and can still use the public funds for military junkets when not in Congress traveling and meeting foreign dignitaries making deals for his donor and, driving the price of things up.
Good news for people like Trump, Gates, Soros, Bezos, Zuckerberg and Co.
So here is why America is a poor country with very rich people in it. You get what you vote for.
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The FEMA director Peter Gaynor commands 14,000 employees, several huge federal warehouses that can fill three aircraft carriers stocked with material of all types from A to Z, and 13 government agencies. In short FEMA is a standing army and compared to the US military it is small. The military is a force of 475,000 soldiers and dwarfing the size of personnel of the military is a 1 million man police force in law enforcement all equipped as we have seen on occasion when called out to quell riots full battle regalia. The federal government, therefore, has three huge standing armies. The military has at least the same material but four times the amount of all nations combined, that is 127 nations! This is what makes the US an empire. FEMA alone could outfit the entire US with a hospital system in every state making our ordinary hospital system with all its combined resources the size of the state of New Jersey and with that shrinking, overwhelmed, reduced to the size of Rhode Island. The 14,000 employees include experts of all types, engineers, doctors, medical emergency and police, workers and the army Corp of engineers. FEMA could produce material and distribute material. The production of ventilators is a piece of cake if they do not already have them stocked which they do. The society I envision is one where the needs of all citizens can be met for three generations spanning 100 years going forward and a reduced work week from 40 hours per work of a workforce of 133 million people to 20 hours per week for all 334 million and not put a dent in the quantity of material and resources the federal government commands. To give you some proof of one small fraction of this productive power see Big Bertha boring the tunnel under Seattle Washington. One machine, a giant drill is run by four operators at the helm the whole tunnel project 2 miles long employs a workforce of 800 workers. In fact, of all the parts of the society as a whole the Public has the least down to a bare minimum hand to mouth existence from lack of its rightful share of the material wealth and resources its high level of productivity creates. In my view, the priority that makes the federal government insist the Public rely on the private sector for all its needs is its persistence to be a world empire which in this day and age is doing more harm to the planet and the species as a whole. This epidemic makes me question three things about America in order that trust be restored (1) capitalism or the government's reliance on the private sector, (2) ecology and economic inequality in society, (3) public health.
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I really do not see how not funding Ukraine is a threat to American national security Mr. Schumer.
National interest of the US is two parts, one part general and the other a particular interest, and the particular interest of preserving a Europe from a Russian invasion is not the most pressing interest threatening the US but the side of national security that is threatened is coming from the inflow of the dispossessed into American society, along with the trafficking of weapons, slaves, kidnapped, drugs, money, gang members, is an invasion happening now is what should get the money not some future event that has not happened yet some 8,000 miles away.
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