NirvanaFallacy's comment history

NirvanaFallacy said...

I agree the 2014 elections will be very important for this country. Hopefully, we can get some people that will make the tough choices and rein in this ever expanding federal government.

May 21, 2013 at 11:29 p.m.
NirvanaFallacy said...

You are right, Obama's list of stupid sh!t is far longer than Bush's.

Here's just a few things Obama can hang his hat on: 1. U.S. sovereign debt downgrade: first in American history 2. Federal spending (25% of GDP): highest since World War II 3. Budget deficit (10% of GDP): highest since World War II 4. Federal debt (67% of GDP): highest since just after World War II 5. Employment (58.1% of population working): lowest since 1983 6. Long-term unemployment (45.9% of total): highest since 1930s 7. Increase in nonfarm payroll employment (0.5%) since recovery began 26 months previously: slowest job growth in the 26 months after a severe recession since World War II 8. Home ownership rate (59.7%): lowest since 1965 9. Percentage of taxpayers paying income tax (49%): lowest in modern era 10. Government dependency (47%), defined as the percentage of persons receiving one or more federal benefit payments: highest in American history Sources: Standard & Poor’s, Office of Management and Budget, U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Morgan Stanley, Joint Committee on Taxation, U.S. Census.

Also, who could forget the widespread drone strikes, $825 billion stimulus package that didn't stimulate anything, cash for clunkers, record spending, exploding debt and budget deficits, IRS targeting of opponents, a DOJ that's out of control, demonizing the rich and corporations, least transparent gov't in history, the highest number of prosecutions of whistle-blowers ever in history, an ambassador murdered, the Obamacare train wreck and the list goes on and on.

May 20, 2013 at 11:54 p.m.
NirvanaFallacy said...

Carl what has Obama done that has been so different than what Bush did in his time of office. Obama has basically done everything that Bush did and more. So, how exactly was the Republic being taken backward?

May 20, 2013 at 7:01 p.m.
NirvanaFallacy said...

I will ask again and this time assume that it has been proven with 100% certainty that man has caused global warming. So we as a country decide to spend trillions of dollars and go 100% green, but what about the rest of the world's pollution? Are we going to start dictating policies to China, India, Russia and any other non-green countries. Should we be willing to go to war with any country that is not green? How can the United States fix global warming if there are plenty of other countries polluting it up.

May 20, 2013 at 6:57 p.m.
NirvanaFallacy said...

Obama's response to the most recent scandals to hit his administration: "We aren't corrupt - just incompetent." It is shocking to still find people that want to expand government after what has come out in the news the last few weeks - IRS targeting, State department lies, Military sexual harassment, the HHS secretary's shakedown of the health industry for more money, and the DOJ attacking the AP with super subpoenas.

May 20, 2013 at 3:27 p.m.
NirvanaFallacy said...

So if there was no "climate change", then we wouldn't have had any droughts, hurricanes, floods, wildfires ....etc?

Also, lets say we as a country go 100% green, what about the rest of the world's pollution? We going to start dictating policies to China, India, Russia and any other non-green countries. If we reduce our CO2 emissions to zero does climate change end?

May 20, 2013 at 1:12 p.m.
NirvanaFallacy said...

I think the suggestions mentioned at the end of this article are a great idea, but I encourage enforcement. You pay for the amount of time you get to park at the meter and if you go over your time then you may get a ticket - Shocking! If you are worried about being 2 or 3 minutes late, then pay an extra dime and pretend like you didn't so you have a few minutes to spare. I mean this stuff isn't rocket science.

Furthermore, I welcome privatization(Whether in state or federal gov't). After this week's news, I don't see how anyone could not be for trying to limit the activities of government. The federal government has gotten way too big and has way too much power - it's past time to rein it in.

May 15, 2013 at 5 p.m.
NirvanaFallacy said...

"The complex network of 18 food assistance programs emerged piecemeal over the past several decades to meet various needs. Agency officials and local providers told us that the multiple food assistance programs help to increase access to food for vulnerable or target populations. However, the 18 food assistance programs show signs of program overlap, which can create unnecessary work and lead to inefficient use of resources. For example, some of the programs provide comparable benefits to similar target populations. Further, overlapping eligibility requirements create duplicative work for both service providers and applicants." - http://www.gao.gov/products/GAO-10-346

Easy I am only talking about eliminating waste - NOT eliminating the entire program. Is it really cost effective to have 18 food assistance programs? I mean we can't consolidate them down to say 4 or 5 programs.

Homelessness Programs Overlap - http://www.gao.gov/assets/600/590782.pdf

Why are there 8 different agencies in charge of helping the homeless? Why can't there just be 1 agency.

Easy you obviously aren't majoring in business, but come on, is it really that hard to understand that our Government is filled with waste that could be cut without doing any damage to anyone except the politicians.

May 2, 2013 at 12:26 a.m.
NirvanaFallacy said...

So Obama can't be held accountable for anything - not even the plan that he put forward? We should just ignore the fact he has taken government spending from 21% to 24% of GDP and owns the weakest economic recovery since the great depression. You believe the government is running at peak efficiency and contains absolutely zero waste. Clearly, it makes sense to have food assistance in this country be carried out through 18 duplicate government programs. Just business as usual that we have 8 different agencies supervising programs for the homeless. Do you honestly believe this would pass in the private sector.

May 1, 2013 at 9:39 p.m.
NirvanaFallacy said...

We didn't any get real cuts to spending with the sequester. Compare the 2012 budget to the 2013 budget - did it the stay the same, get reduced, or did it increase?

Answer - It INCREASED. Yet, the progressives declare that the sequester was some huge cut to the budget. This is called a Fail.

So, Obama can keep trying to inflict maximum pain by going after the most visible and popular governmental services, but so far the public ain't falling for it, despite what some of the delusional people commenting on this board like to think.

Also, thinking Easy would be a good lawyer based off his illogical rants on this board is funny. Lawyers have to be able to argue both sides of an issue, something that Easy clearly cannot do.

May 1, 2013 at 8:13 p.m.
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