Thursday, December 6, 2012

OUTRAGE of The Day: California Teacher's Union Class Warfare Cartoon (Full Cartoon video)

Coming to a classroom near you?.....CLASS WARFARE.

Yeh....lets start the socialist indoctrination even earlier:
A cartoon created by the California Federation of Teachers with the self-proclaimed socialist, Ed Asner, narrating the cartoon-like clip, has caused quite the uproar today. The video, "Tax the Rich," claims the rich obtained their wealth through tax loopholes and tax evasion and even has a scene of some of the rich urinating on the American people with less money..
Read the rest HERE and watch the SOCIALIST propaganda below:
 

ABSOLUTELY DISGUSTING! If I was a NON-SOCIALIST, NON-BRAIN DEAD Parent or tax payer in California...I'd be a raving maniac over this.

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2 comments:

Katrina L. Lantz said...

This video is missing the politicians and bureaucrats that take the money intended for road repairs and education to line their own pockets and help their friends' businesses.

MrX said...

I laughed through the whole thing. Why don't they talk about how banks give out loans? They type a number in your account. They don't actually have to have the money anywhere. In fact, banks call legal tender as being lent to the population.

But making rich people out to be evil is a little strange. As if rich people don't want firemen, police officers and good teachers. Oh, and good roads. Where do they think rich people use their limos?

Again, this is the liberal mentality that if rich people have more money, it means less for everyone else. They think there is a fixed amount and it goes to show why so many are poor and continue making the decisions they do. And the money is invested in companies that those people actually work in. Storing money in a big vault like Scrooge McDuck doesn't make a profit and will lose money by inflation. Store 1000 bucks 5 years ago and take it out today and you can only buy half as much gas with it. That's losing money right there. When you store it, you lose it. When you invest it, you can gain.

As for the fallacy of rich people taking away from others, take for example building a house. Once all the money has been exchanged, that money is still in circulation, but now there is a house worth as much as was paid to build it. So society obtained a 100% profit or more in this transaction. This is how standard of living rises over the years. Beforehand, there was no house. Now there is. And the money used is still out there.

We live in debt system though. So the person who paid to have the house built can take a mortgage on it and make more money as long as they can ear more than the interest. Lots of people can do the same. And the population's debt grows over time. This is normal. A crash happens when banks stop lending. That's partly why the housing market was so bad (though lending to people who can't pay it back was bad enough).