[...]
The beginning of a protest movement against Barack Obama’s
redistributive policies is underway. Though still small, every
movement starts somewhere. While called the “Tea Party” after the
Boston Tea Party, this movement is similar to movements throughout
history where the producers of society refuse to have their property
and income confiscated.

This movement can succeed if it does not stop at protest and includes
changes in economic behavior. Obama’s redistributive plans require
higher taxation, but higher tax plans (to be announced this week by
Obama) are based on the fallacy that the “rich” will not change their
economic behavior in reaction to higher tax rates.

History tells us, however, that economic redistribution plans fail
because the producers of society would rather not produce, than have
the fruits of their production taken away and given to others. Obama
can raise the tax rates on income, but he cannot force people to
generate income to be taxed. People may just say “no.” This resistance
will not come from evading taxes, but from evading taxable income. In
the end, as must all economic redistributors, Obama either will have
to resort to repressive measures, or he will have to abandon his
redistributive plans. [...]

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If Government Keynesian spending were the answer the U.S.S.R. would
have won the Cold War.

0baMa0 is purposefully weakening America. The Liberal Fascist
Socialists will strike when Capitalism is at its weakest. It is
written in their manifesto. During Capitalist strength they negotiate
peace. During Capitalist weakness they will strike.

To all Freedom loving Capitalists - Prepare yourselves.