We need jobs!

Jobs, please!

He's asleep.

His liver's faulty.

I got your jobs right here

Sorry, no jobs here.  We sold them all to China for "Big Savings" at Walmart.

>>5
Yeah. Ain't corporatism fun?

http://www.thirdworldtraveler.com/Corporate_Welfare/WalMart_Welfare.html

>>6
Yeah, but let's be honest; "corporatism" is just the latest buzzword created to try and cover up capitalism's most recent failure.  And before the ignorant yapping starts, I'm not a communist.  I just know that like governments, capitalism fails on a large scale.  Eventually it's warped by accumulated advantage, AKA the Matthew effect.

>>7
whats the alternative then?

You don't need a job, you just want a job. Learn the difference.

>>9
I doubt he wants a job; he most likely needs a job because he needs to eat because the cells of his body need nutrition to remain functional.

Treating the will to survive as something rooted in emotion is not a productive pursuit!

>>10
Learn about self-sufficiency.

>>8
A bipartite society, composed of a self supporting, authoritarian, organization dedicated to humanitarian goals, each member responsible for the whole, and free citizens equipped to self support, able to interact, trade, and develop in accordance with their own, individual goals, and ultimately responsible only for themselves.  In other words, the liberals will have to step up, submit to the goals of organization, and do as their told, , and the conservatives will have to suck it up, and in return for true freedom, actually be responsible for themselves.  Put simply, an end to this institutionalized hypocrisy that we call a system.  Our current system was designed over two centuries ago, and as we enter this new age, it's no longer able to cope.   Think Star Trek.

join the fucking military if you want a job

youll get benefits too so what do you have to lose?

>>13
You mean besides your life?

>>13
Your liberty.
Your dignity.
Your integrity.
Your sanity.
Your humanity.
Your limbs.
Your life.

>>12
Sounds a bit Utopian to be honest. Though a true free market (and not the faux free market that some idiots repeat) would provide the whole "self reliance, self producing, and trade amongst all peoples."

>>7
It's not some simple "buzz word." There is actual corporate welfare going on. I agree with you that government fails on a large scale; it needs to be limited. But the big interests that made "capitalism fail" as you say, is because they're married to big government. It would not be perfect, but if the corporate welfare were to be abolished, I think we would be in better shape, that's for sure.

>>16
You're expressing an almost religious confidence, or faith, in the ghostly invisible hand.
"Big government" is largely a buzz phrase used to justify some stupid bullshit and politics in the USA.

Obongo has thankfully managed to destroy most of the country by ripping apart all of the major corporations. Soon us whites will have no food except our guns and our delicious, succulent white babies

>>18
Obongo
Back to f2bbs.com please

>>17
There's those that express an almost religious confidence, or faith in the state as well. What the government has been doing with propping up all these corporations that should have rightfully died off is completely flawed; it didn't work.

Printing up phantom money out of thin air hasn't helped either. It has two consequences: one being that it delays the correction that would have otherwise occurred sooner, and two it devalues the currency, which is like a hidden tax on the people and it lowers the standard of living. They don't realize this happened until the price of goods go up.

Of course arguing legitimately for a free market in the USA without talk of abolishing the Federal Reserve and largely getting government out of the way for markets to correct themselves, is simply just lying to people and yourself. Alan Greenspan campaign his idea of free markets whilst being chairman of the Federal Reserve. If that's not the most blatant form of hypocrisy, then I don't know what is.

>>18
back to mental hospital please
>>20
even you don't know what the fuck you are talking about, so don't expect anyone else too either

>>21
even you don't know what the fuck you are talking about
Oh really? Hint: Being cynical about politics and economic matters is nothing new. You're not being edgy, you're just being a child. Grow up.