Atlas Has to Be Shrugged..

 

Friends, when in history have you heard so much vile and hatred toward the makers in our country?  It wasn't this bad under Bush.  But since the Anointed one took over, it's been a non-stop assault on the ones that invest in our country and the ones who put all they have in innovation to make the widgets that we use in our kitchens, our cars, and those things that touch every aspect of our lives.

So when you look at what's happening over in Charlotte, how in the world can you not realize that it's at a boiling point.  And the makers will at some point say, "No more!" When that happens, what will those haters of capitalism do?   

Shame on the Democrats.  Shame on them.  Those elitists tell their constituents me and you do not deserve our money.  They say corporate profits shouldn't exist!  Those dumb enough to listen to that and believe it are dangerous.  Dangerous to themselves and society.

They are flat out wrong about the profits.  It's the profits that are invested in medicine, to build hospitals, and provided to charitable organizations and many school functions, etc.   It's the profits that our 401 Ks build on.  You know, that wealth that many middle class families use for retirement/college tuition/home buying. 

But don't tell the puppets.  They call those of us on the right radical, extreme, and thieves.  Yet we don't do what the Occupiers and others on the left do.  I've brought that out more than enough to prove my point.

And here's just one more example of the class warfare and attack on the American economic engine - capitalism:

DNC delegates: Let’s ban corporate profits!

By: David Harsanyi    9/6/2012 11:31 AM

Are you surprised?

At the Democratic National Convention, where one speaker after the next swears they love free enterprise, delegates and attendees (maybe some media, who knows?) were asked by Peter Schiff, posing as a anti-corporate activist,  if they would support capping or banning corporate profit.


Well, there seems to be plenty of enthusiasm for the idea in Charlotte this week — and not from the fringe. “We deliberately avoided speaking with the occupy protestors camping outside in tents to get a more “mainstream” Democratic perspective,” writes Schiff.


See more:  http://www.humanevents.com/2012/09/06/hey-lets-ban-corporate-profits/