Tea Party Nation, the ones who held the tea party convention where Palin was the keynote speaker, has a solution to help the economy. They want every small business owner to take this pledge:

"I, an American small business owner, part of the class that produces the vast majority of real, wealth producing jobs in this country, hereby resolve that I will not hire a single person until this war against business and my country is stopped."

"I hereby declare that my job creation potential is now ceased."

"I'm on strike!"

Another difference between the OWS'rs and the teabaggers. One group is looking for solutions, the other looking to make things worse.

Defecation deflection outrage.

Although they may not hire anyone there was no mention of firing or laying off, so these jobs would be under the administrations mythical saved or mantained category. Still doing better than the fleabags then. But of course on group can take a stand and it is the greatest movement of all time and another's attempt at what?

USA! USA! USA!

The pledge has absolutely no teeth because the action it calls for has already happened.

[quote=HockeyDad]The pledge has absolutely no teeth because the action it calls for has already happened.[/quote]

So the method they are using, you know, trying to work outside the system and put pressure on the 'powers that be' by perhaps effecting the unemployment rate through this action, is ok in this case but not when those taking the action have different goals than you do, if only slightly different?

Don't answer because it's obvious.

Patriotic Americans all of you. Praise Jesus and pass the ammunition.

USA! USA! USA!

[quote=FuzzNJ]So the method they are using, you know, trying to work outside the system and put pressure on the 'powers that be' by perhaps effecting the unemployment rate through this action, is ok in this case but not when those taking the action have different goals than you do, if only slightly different?

Don't answer because it's obvious.

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Is it really obvious?

If employers want to hire more people and create additional jobs, that is their business and prerogative.

Like I said, the pledge has no teeth. It is describing what has already happened from small businesses right on up to the largest corporations.

[quote=FuzzNJ]Patriotic Americans all of you. Praise Jesus and pass the ammunition.

USA! USA! USA!

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It is pretty early in the day for someone to have already pissed in your Wheaties. I hope things improve as the day progresses.

Poor Obama......

[quote=ZRX1200]Poor Obama......[/quote]

Actually Obama is a 1%er.

I know but look at all the racist crackers trying to ruin his historic presidency. Shame shame.

At least I know he's to classy a guy to use any of this to further divide the country for his benefit.

Agreed. President Obama is above that sort of behavior.

I wonder if FuzzNJ posted this from his smartphone while at the Occupy Wall Street rally.

[quote=HockeyDad]Is it really obvious?

If employers want to hire more people and create additional jobs, that is their business and prerogative.

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No one is questioning their 'prerogative' or right to hire or not hire, not at all. It certainly is their right. So this is just another attempt on your part to deflect and misrepresent etc. Or it could be, and I am beginning to think this is the real reason, you are just not as smart as I thought you were and you may actually think as illogically as you act on this board. I seriously thought at one point you were just playing a dumb guy on purpose just to play devil's advocate but you are doing WAY too good a job of it as of late.

It's the attitude that is behind such an idea from the people who market themselves as the 'real' Americans, the patriotic, the moral, the just the backbone, etc and the 'liberals' are horrible 'commies', dirty, anti-American, etc. that would come up with such an idea. An idea that is meant to hurt the economy to make a political point. Isn't that what they are accusing the OWS'rs of trying to do?

And you can sit there and justify it somehow. It's like there is a huge wild-fire and they are telling their 'people' to not help put it out unless they get their way. Real patriotic. These people have shown themselves, once again, to be nothing but a bunch of whining, anti-american juveniles whose 'principles' are only 'object to anything a Democratic person may want', regardless of how stupid or hypocritical it sounds.

USA!

Poor Obama.

How is not hiring hurting the economy? A business is there to make money, they hire when there product or service is needed, not to be a revenue stream for the government. The decision is theirs.

These are all great responses. Thanks.

By all means keep up the defense of these ideas while looking for the poor and middle class to pay more of their 'fair share' of taxes as you are in other threads while saying it's fine to freeze hiring even if they need more help. Please.

Saves me time having to type anything because you guys are just proving how out of touch and ignorant your arguments are. Anyone with half a brain who reads, but doesn't feel like joining in, can see it for what it is.

Keep up the great work.

Reality can be a downer in your world.](*,)

The poor are lazy.

Fact.

Now if we had more gun toting christians this country would be a better place.

[quote=FuzzNJ]No one is questioning their 'prerogative' or right to hire or not hire, not at all. It certainly is their right. So this is just another attempt on your part to deflect and misrepresent etc. Or it could be, and I am beginning to think this is the real reason, you are just not as smart as I thought you were and you may actually think as illogically as you act on this board. I seriously thought at one point you were just playing a dumb guy on purpose just to play devil's advocate but you are doing WAY too good a job of it as of late.

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Can you ever manage to type something without being a flaming douche bag? Any time someone isn't lockstep in agreement with you, this is always the result.

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And you can sit there and justify it somehow.

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I'm not justifying it. If the Tea Party is pushing that statement, I don't think it is the most brilliant thing they've ever come up. I also have no affiliation with the Tea Party and don't even plan to research whether they said this or not. Like I said, what the statement calls for already happened from small businesses right up to huge corporations.