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<blockquote data-quote="vantexan" data-source="post: 6155555" data-attributes="member: 24302"><p>In the first 300 years they practiced nonviolence, but obeyed.the law and paid their taxes.&nbsp; They weren&#039;t in the streets protesting against the government.&nbsp; Your ministers are anti capitalism and very much want to implement worldwide socialism.&nbsp; They don&#039;t care that pure socialism has never worked.&nbsp; All through the former communist world capitalism has taken hold.&nbsp; Even in European countries you deem socialist they are capitalists with varying degrees of socialist programs.&nbsp; The problem is they are finding it harder and harder to fund their socialist programs.&nbsp; And some, particularly Greece, are suffering economically because they took the socialist thing too far.&nbsp; It&#039;s what you refuse to admit.&nbsp; You hold to the fantasy that we can either have everything without paying for it, or we can tax the rich to pay for everything.&nbsp; Doesn&#039;t work and eventually it collapses.&nbsp; Now give me your usual spiel about demonic capitalism and how Jesus wants us all to suffer together.&nbsp; Because if Jesus really is against capitalism then he truly wants us to suffer in poverty.&nbsp; And that&#039;s not Jesus.&nbsp; You prosper in capitalism as much as the effort you put into it.&nbsp; Now be a good boy and grow up.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="vantexan, post: 6155555, member: 24302"] In the first 300 years they practiced nonviolence, but obeyed.the law and paid their taxes. They weren't in the streets protesting against the government. Your ministers are anti capitalism and very much want to implement worldwide socialism. They don't care that pure socialism has never worked. All through the former communist world capitalism has taken hold. Even in European countries you deem socialist they are capitalists with varying degrees of socialist programs. The problem is they are finding it harder and harder to fund their socialist programs. And some, particularly Greece, are suffering economically because they took the socialist thing too far. It's what you refuse to admit. You hold to the fantasy that we can either have everything without paying for it, or we can tax the rich to pay for everything. Doesn't work and eventually it collapses. Now give me your usual spiel about demonic capitalism and how Jesus wants us all to suffer together. Because if Jesus really is against capitalism then he truly wants us to suffer in poverty. And that's not Jesus. You prosper in capitalism as much as the effort you put into it. Now be a good boy and grow up. [/QUOTE]

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