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Exactly, I don't want to get kicked here but I think we should have a reserved place for more intelligent discussion while we can contribute to and help judge the people in the PG.I agree with illinialex. I think debaters should have access to the PG. In fact, I was kind of shocked that we weren't.
Vorguen also has my vote. Straked seems like a guy with his head about him, as well. I see him all over the boards.
I don't think you're understanding why we're not doing that.Exactly, I don't want to get kicked here but I think we should have a reserved place for more intelligent discussion while we can contribute to and help judge the people in the PG.
Oh I will still use the DH. I just think not being able to post in a lower group is kinda ridiculous.I don't think you're understanding why we're not doing that.
If we let everyone and their mother into the PG, then nobody's going to even use the actual DH, and then there's no reason for either of them.
I just don't want the same people going again, and again. It looks fun in there.dont think anyone really minds
I agree here Vorguen he seems to keep topics well on topic and doesn't stray for the debate at all.I agree with illinialex. I think debaters should have access to the PG. In fact, I was kind of shocked that we weren't.
Vorguen also has my vote. Straked seems like a guy with his head about him, as well. I see him all over the boards.
Yeah that sounds like a good idea. But we should let in between 5-10 members in this week imo.Or if they change back to idiocy when they're in the DH we can just kick them.
I don't see any reason for this thread to be private. It's not like we're badmouthing anybody, just offering up our opinions of what we think of various PGers.
We're not trying to become extremely active, if we wanted a lot of active members, we could just turn this into the pool room. I agree taht 3-4 right now is all we need.I really like Straked to get in here. But we have to make this thread private so people in the PG can't see it. Otherwise, they will just change the way they debate until they get in. And I think we should let in like 5 at a time so the DH really becomes more active if we don't get access to the PG. I know in the long term this is the place to be, but lets try to make that time shorter by admitting the most promising quickly.
The pool room is almost pointless (I'm gonna be quoted on thisWe're not trying to become extremely active, if we wanted a lot of active members, we could just turn this into the pool room. I agree taht 3-4 right now is all we need.
Not really because there are a lot, a lot of members in this group. However, most do not post. And many who do post don't post often. I'm assuming the same will be somewhat true of the recruits. I am guessing the will post but some will post only so often.3-4 should give us the jump start we need. Others will come eventually.
Isn't that what the stimulus package is doing? With all of Obama's tax cuts and stuff?Like in my back pocket.
****, I should run for Congressman.
The government has no right to tell me what to do with my money.Isn't that what the stimulus package is doing? With all of Obama's tax cuts and stuff?
No, what they need is to make it go back INTO the economy instead of sitting in your back pocket. =/
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Fixed. And the government has the right to tell you what to do with a certain amount of your money or it wouldn't be able to function. Its role should be decided through the election cycle so the people overall choose how much government they want. More services = higher taxes, but its your choice. However, it shouldn't be individual or the system is dead. It should be the country's choice.We got into this because of no regulation.
False. America has never experienced true laissez-faire capitalism (no country has, really), and it probably never will. You need to brush up on your American economy history.Fixed.
Partly true. In essence, the government is a service; therefore it requires payment. If you choose not to pay for it, then you don't get any of the provided services (I.E., you can leave).And the government has the right to tell you what to do with a certain amount of your money or it wouldn't be able to function.
First of all, there's not such thing as "the country". The "public" as people so aptly refer to it is nothing more than a bunch of individuals. This is why there's really no such thing as the silly concept of the "public good". The only public good is ensuring the good of the individual, as long as he is equal to his neighbors.Its role should be decided through the election cycle so the people overall choose how much government they want. More services = higher taxes, but its your choice. However, it shouldn't be individual or the system is dead. It should be the country's choice.
The issue was we had no nearly enough regulation. Look at the issue. Loaners dispensing huge amounts of money at very low rates where the default rate went too high so the loaners couldn't get their money back. I know my history. It has never had a true free economy, but I was exaggerating. The fact is we had too little.False. America has never experienced true laissez-faire capitalism (no country has, really), and it probably never will. You need to brush up on your American economy history.
We got into this mess because the government decided to put ridiculous restrictions on the free market.
Well you are also living on the U.S. Which I would call a service. So leave the country then. If you want to stop paying taxes, go to another country.Partly true. In essence, the government is a service; therefore it requires payment. If you choose not to pay for it, then you don't get any of the provided services (I.E., you can leave).
You are arguing over how to define things? Very ridiculous. The public is the people in the United States. The United States is a tougher definition but it is essentially a formal region where people all share a common trait. If you do not want to share that trait, you leave.First of all, there's not such thing as "the country". The "public" as people so aptly refer to it is nothing more than a bunch of individuals. This is why there's really no such thing as the silly concept of the "public good". The only public good is ensuring the good of the individual, as long as he is equal to his neighbors.
No, the people in the country have the right of overall telling the government how much they want. If you don't like it, emigrate. No one's keeping you here. I am sure many third world countries would be happy to accept you. I agree that the government goes over the top a lot. However, saying it is all over the top is ridiculous because it is what the majority of the voting public wanted. They voted the people in based on certain ideals. These ideals should be followed by anyone who wants to be in the state.Second of all, the government has no business telling me what superfluous services I'm going to pay for. The purpose of the government is be to protect my interests as an individual, and nothing more. That's why we need to get rid of this ridiculous idea of "Big Government".