The opposite of liberty? Communism

Remember when then-President Obama said "If you like your doctor, you can keep your doctor?" That's part of the socialists/communists' bag of tricks to sell a worthless bill. The ACA was a worthless bill. On the day that the ACA was finally passed, Speaker Pelosi famously said "We have to pass the bill for you to find out what's in it away from the fog of the controversy?"

Actually, all that we need to find out what was in the bill was for Speaker Pelosi to let the public read the bill. She wouldn't do that, though, because that would've meant that we would've known that they'd put in a provision called the individual mandate. It was required in the bill to FORCE PEOPLE who didn't have insurance to buy insurance.

That's a major part of the socialists'/communists' tricks. Rather than sell a high-quality product, they'll lie and sell us a worthless product. Either that or they'll force people into buying the worthless product that they know the people won't want.

If you like people lying to you about a product's quality or forcing you to buy something you don't want, then communist/socialist products are the way to go. If you prefer making your decisions based on your determination of your needs, then capitalism is for you. I'll put it differently. For those that think they know their family's needs needs better than a faceless bureaucrat who's never met your family, capitalism is the only option that'll fit your requirements. Here's how Milton Friedman explained it:

It's interesting that Friedman admits that capitalism doesn't work without the rule of law. That isn't to say that socialism. coupled with the rule of law, is superior to capitalism. It simply means that the people need the rule of law.

Since Democrats have esssentially become world-class socialists, they shouldn't be taken seriously about economics. Look at the DFL in Minnesota in 2023, often referred to as the DFL Trifecta. The DFL spent the %18,000,000,000 projected surplus, raised taxes by another $10,000,000,000, then had to stare at a projected deficit of $6,000,000,000 in 2027. That's the personification of fiscal irresponsibility.

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