texaspackerbacker
12-20-2008, 08:45 AM
PostPosted: Sat Dec 20, 2008 8:39 am Post subject: Sanders D Scheme Analogous to Bush Tax Cuts Reply with quote Edit/Delete this post
I didn't want to "taint" the Packer Forum by posting this over there.
All the idiocy and negativity about Sanders and his D scheme is very much like the negative crap about Bush and his tax cuts.
First, BOTH resulted in wonderful success--the 13-3/14-4 season and the great extended period of prosperity, even coming back from the horrible economic effects of 9/11 and the subsequent costs of the War on Terror.
Second, BOTH have been FALSELY blamed--mostly by idiots and people predisposed to other wrongheaded philosophies--for the bad times now being experienced. The injuries and assorted other aspects of bad luck for the Packers, and other economic forces--either real or contrived, and enhanced by the media blowing things way out of proportion and panicking the public, THOSE are the reasons for current problems.
Thirdly, BOTH the Packers and the American economy would be INFINITELY WORSE OFF if other strategies/philosophies had been followed. You blitz a lot, and you get burned a lot more than you are helped. Also, whether the blitzes result in sacks or not, you give up the turnovers, which have been the only thing keeping the Packers D from being a worse mess since the injuries ruined the season. You increase taxes after the devastation of 9/11--as Gore and his kind would SURELY have done, and you not only give up the great comeback and prosperity we experienced after 9/11--right up until the Dem/lib takeover of Congress in 2006, but you ruin the economy completely and drive the country down to near-third world status--which Gore probably would have enjoyed, as he could have then rammed through rotten Dem/lib agenda of socialism and wacko environmentalist crap.
The Packers will survive and succeed, as they have Thompson/McCarthy staying the course--hopefully--and not yielding to the panic and idiocy. The economic may not be so fortunate, though, as we have gone and elected an all out imbecile who favors all the wrong things--based on his history, at least, although, I will give Obama credit for at least TALKING about net tax cuts in order to get elected. I seriously doubt he will follow through on that, though, and America will suffer if he does stay true to his history ofd speaking and voting--favoring higher taxes and a near-socialist economy, rather than the glorious free enterprise capitalism that has brought America to the pinnacle of world power and prosperity.
I didn't want to "taint" the Packer Forum by posting this over there.
All the idiocy and negativity about Sanders and his D scheme is very much like the negative crap about Bush and his tax cuts.
First, BOTH resulted in wonderful success--the 13-3/14-4 season and the great extended period of prosperity, even coming back from the horrible economic effects of 9/11 and the subsequent costs of the War on Terror.
Second, BOTH have been FALSELY blamed--mostly by idiots and people predisposed to other wrongheaded philosophies--for the bad times now being experienced. The injuries and assorted other aspects of bad luck for the Packers, and other economic forces--either real or contrived, and enhanced by the media blowing things way out of proportion and panicking the public, THOSE are the reasons for current problems.
Thirdly, BOTH the Packers and the American economy would be INFINITELY WORSE OFF if other strategies/philosophies had been followed. You blitz a lot, and you get burned a lot more than you are helped. Also, whether the blitzes result in sacks or not, you give up the turnovers, which have been the only thing keeping the Packers D from being a worse mess since the injuries ruined the season. You increase taxes after the devastation of 9/11--as Gore and his kind would SURELY have done, and you not only give up the great comeback and prosperity we experienced after 9/11--right up until the Dem/lib takeover of Congress in 2006, but you ruin the economy completely and drive the country down to near-third world status--which Gore probably would have enjoyed, as he could have then rammed through rotten Dem/lib agenda of socialism and wacko environmentalist crap.
The Packers will survive and succeed, as they have Thompson/McCarthy staying the course--hopefully--and not yielding to the panic and idiocy. The economic may not be so fortunate, though, as we have gone and elected an all out imbecile who favors all the wrong things--based on his history, at least, although, I will give Obama credit for at least TALKING about net tax cuts in order to get elected. I seriously doubt he will follow through on that, though, and America will suffer if he does stay true to his history ofd speaking and voting--favoring higher taxes and a near-socialist economy, rather than the glorious free enterprise capitalism that has brought America to the pinnacle of world power and prosperity.