The More People In Need, The Better

Mass Delusion Is The Result Of The Effort. Propaganda Is One Of The Techniques. But It Mentioned Things Like You Create A Consensus Of Something That's Totally Absurd. You Get People Believing Something Totally Absurd, However That's Done, And Then The People With Common Sense Come Along And Say, "no, No, No. That's Totally Wrong," And They End Up Being The New Kooks And Weirdos. They Are The Ones Society Thinks Are Cockeyed And Weird.

Health Care's Like Any Other Product Or Service: If The Consumer Is In Charge Of Spending His Money On It, Then The Market Will Make Sure That It Is Affordable.

It's Not A Big Deal, But It's Quite Noticeable And Obvious To Me, And It's A Little Hypocritical, And It's A Little Contradictory. Here We Have All Of These Republicans In The House And The Senate - Not All, But I Mean A Majority Who, For Seven Years, Ran On Repealing And Replacing Obamacare. They Promised, Seven Years. When It Was Time To Reelect, Time To Campaign, Promised. Now They Run The House And They Run The Senate, And They Can't Come Up With A Bill. Isn't It Amazing?

If Your Kids Are Realizing That They Descend From Something, That's Really Great. The More You're Able To Inculcate That The Greater Amount Of Pride They're Gonna Have. That's Incredible.

You Can Keep Raising It, But At Some Point, Everybody Who Believes In A Minimum Wage Will Say, "no, Wait A Minute. That's Too Much," And At That Point, You Have Demonstrated That That There's No Market Relationship. You're Just Talking Emotion. You're Just Talking "fairness." You're Just Talking Being Nice, And That's Not How The Market Works. People Aren't Paid A Wage Because They're Being Nice To, Or Because It's Fair. In The Market, The Market Rules.