Hey Democrats, you want wage increases? How about applying the principles of free market economics.

[futurecurrents]

Conservative ^

 

[futurecurrents]

Many conservative critics of government like to portray it as a malevolent force whose extensive network of laws and regulations are increasingly invading our lives in harmful ways. They have it half right: government policies do affect our everyday lives in many ways, but these efforts are usually beneficial. For most of us, most of the time, government is not some faceless bureaucrat who is constantly ordering us around; it is more like a guardian angel: an invisible benevolent being that accompanies us throughout their day, easing us through potential difficulties and protecting us from impending harms. Admittedly, the angel analogy is a bit exaggerated, but the underlying truth is not: government has an extensive and overwhelmingly positive effect on our everyday lives.

http://www.governmentisgood.com/articles.php?aid=1&p=3

 

[jem]

I pay over 5000 dollars a year for Obamacare and have slightly worse coverage.
Who could possible argue for more that kind of benevolence?

The type of person who could insist that other be concerned about man made co2 while selling a greenhouse gas 2000 times more powerful for a living.

Many conservative critics of government like to portray it as a malevolent force whose extensive network of laws and regulations are increasingly invading our lives in harmful ways. They have it half right: government policies do affect our everyday lives in many ways, but these efforts are usually beneficial. For most of us, most of the time, government is not some faceless bureaucrat who is constantly ordering us around; it is more like a guardian angel: an invisible benevolent being that accompanies us throughout their day, easing us through potential difficulties and protecting us from impending harms. Admittedly, the angel analogy is a bit exaggerated, but the underlying truth is not: government has an extensive and overwhelmingly positive effect on our everyday lives.

http://www.governmentisgood.com/articles.php?aid=1&p=3

 

[piezoe]

Who could possible argue for more that kind of benevolence?

Probably only someone of a Christian-like mindset who was not only concerned about their own well being but also the well being of their fellow man.

Are you being a good Christian , Jem?