On 2-Aug-2010, "nom=de=plume" wrote:

As long as you suffer the right vs left vs republican vs democrat crap,
you
remain part of the problem. The corrupt political syndicates and their
lackeys WANT you to think that way to keep you from paying attention to
what
is going on, and what is right and wrong.

I'm only interested in a candidate who can actually make a difference,
including getting elected. McCain, in the last election, was not viable
for
a host of reasons. Obama certainly isn't perfect, but there are very few
who
qualify as perfect.

The only way to pay attention is to try and find as unbiased a source as
possible, and listen and evaluate all information sources (not necessarily

equally - it's called judgment, so comparing Faux to NPR isn't a
reasonable
comparison). Who decides what's important? In some respects it's the media

(an entity mentioned in the Constitution), and in other respects it's
one's
own due diligence.

They are doing it successfully, including getting entertainment TV
(called
"news") to subscribe to their empty rhetoric.

Faux isn't news, although they would like you to believe they are. MSNBC
is
mostly entertainment and what I would call insightful commentary with some

news mixed in. The major networks (ABC, NBC, CBS) are trying to find a
balance between corporate interest, news, and entertainment -
unsuccessfully
in my opinion). NPR is pretty balanced, but only part of the story. The
foreign press has advantages and disadvantages.

You are expounding on maintaining the status quo. Same old structure, but
we'll do better next time. That's been said since the 18th century. Then,
however, there was a chance.

I don't need a TV show, a politician, or nonsensical speech maker tell me
what I need (I'll take care of that) what they can give you (nothing unless
it's first confiscated) and I know perfectly well what establishes a
productive economy. Obama and the slime in congress do not. NO elected liar
could tell me different, not the current facade, or most of the previous.
The core fault of the United States is that politicians have learned that if
they can convince a small minority (only possibly 10% of the population
adhere to either ruling parties blather) that they will be cared for, they
get elected. The facts of the matter is that is literally impossible. The
tactic isn't new. At some point enough is confiscated from those nasty
entrepreneurs where they must leave; the coffers still need to rise to meet
the promised payment, then the P/L is beyond repair.

The "system" of two syndicates convincing the masses to side with them is
the problem. No non ruling class individual seems to be able to make a
decision without endorsement by someone (politician) who is getting paid out
of your pocket. If the confiscation keeps you in business to support the non
productive, the trend must advance.

Two corrupt political syndicates can only survive with the endorsement of
marginally equal wailing groups. The result is destructive, as evidenced by
the eminent crash of the entire country. Change underwear (parties) in
November - that's moronic and a waste of energy, but some of the public will
expound on that. NOTHING in the U.S. ever changes except its rate of
decimation. Do you bother voting D or R? If so, you are part of the
problem.