Good evening again, Lowell!

Lowell Savage wrote to Dave Laird...
 
> Here's a little different take on the farm aspect of Bush's proposal.

Well, since we all heard it directly from the 'horse's ass mouth', what's the
use on a different take?

> I would think that ANY libertarian would say that Bush doesn't go far
> enough.

I would suggest that NO Libertarian would even come close to endorsing the
Shrub's budget request put before congress on any terms!  There is no wiggle
room here Lowell... this is blantantly obscene, no need to smooth it over as
if it could ever be acceptable to ANY Libertarian at all!

> It turns out that he is talking about limiting payments to $250,000
> per farm.  If only *I* could have that as my "only source of income."
> Another way of saying it is that he's trying to limit the payments to those
> who really are "family farms" and at least partially exclude corporate
> farms.  Of course, that still doesn't tell me why a family-run farm should
> be any more sacred than the family-run grocery store.

It's 'welfare' Lowell, or better yet, it's plain and simple vote buying power
for the GOP.  Both political parties have been doing it for years.

> I suspect we'll find that the details of the "indigent/elderly" will, on
> closer inspection, be a similar sort of deal--weeding out fraud and those
> who don't need welfare.

These days Lowell, if you are a voter, and have a body temperature warm enough
to be considered alive, and can stagger into a voting booth somewhere, then
you are eligible for social welfare subsidies regardless of your position on
the social or economic ladder.

The greatest fraud of all is the social/political condition of this country
and the lack of backbone by people like YOU to call it as such.

Kindest regards,
Frank



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