Hello all,
I thought it might be a pleasure to discuss a few topics wrapped together, like Washington(Congress) does and see if we ourselves can figure out exactly what is going on and what can be done about it?
You are more than welcome to make your presence felt and I also welcome the challenge set forth.
Now, before we can start- YOU must first understand me and where I am coming from? It can be difficult to understand, because I might possess information or knowledge, you do not.
For a great many years(20) I have watched, learned and experience almost every high you could feel. I've had success online, as a Marketer. I've had success of achieving executive status among fortune 500 companies and know how a "business" ticks, what drives profits and what sells. So, I have all the experience I need.
Many people would like that too, but most don't want the responsibility that comes with the territory. That's a shame!
How ever, citizens have been abused by Government, as a whole. The so-called "advocate" and "special interests" groups, as well, as lobbyists have been pressuring political officials, beyond any comprehension.
A "business" can lobby to Congress, as a singular unit. That affords the entire "business" company the ability to argue "RIGHTS" equally against consumers.
This is just wrong! Citizens should be protected against "business"/the Economy. Against profiteering and sectional monopolies, which is ripping apart our society.
The pricing structures of goods and/or services are TOO pricy and have priced many people completely out of their homes, and out to the streets.
Some citizens walked away from their home, because they could no longer afford to live in it. This is ridiculous! Not to mention, it's absurd? How did housing get so expensive?
POOR REGULATION! That's how?
The Security and Exchange Commission regulators FAILED to do their jobs. Other regulators are also failing to do their jobs too.
Many non-profit and/or chartiable organizations do not commit enough resources, like they are suppose to, like the minimum 5% that the Federal government says is required.
If many of these types of companies followed through on their commitments and obligations, instead of cooking the books to get by unnoticed, we might have some really good work done.
Other areas of America, such as prison, which are good to a point, but costly to the taxpayer. Especially with lifers' and death row inmates.
Death row inmates sit on death row for such a long time, before their executions are done? State officials blame that on cost of executing. Saying, "It's very expensive."
So is housing these people, who are never going to see the outside ever again. The tax lean is burdening society, as a whole, because it's eating into federal resources. Federal funding for prisons is extremely costly.
The entire situation has housed approximately 3.6 Million citizens, for some crime or another. Some are petty criminals, who stole something. Some are serial killers, pedophiles and other murderers will never be released.
So, the taxpayer has to make sure that they get better treatment than other citizens.
Approximately 12.5% of ALL American citizens are homeless. That equates to about 43 Million people, who have no place to live and most likely don't have anything to eat, possibly starving.
Prison inmates are treated better, yet they have crimes against humanity? That makes no sense!
Citizen are being taken advantage of and voters continue to buy into the garbage being shoveled by officials, and refuse to LOOK AROUND or see things happening.
Congress approved the so-called "bailout" plan AGAINST citizen approval....isn't that criminal? The cost of the "bailout" plan could have given every citizen a LUMP SUM of $250,000.00 non-taxed. That goes to every person 18 years old or older.
Yet, the money was given to the banks?
Government couldn't or wouldn't trust citizens to what's right with the money(pay down debt).
Government against citizens? This is completely opposite of the Declaration of Independence, which America was founded.
Feel free to weigh in.
Thank you
Ray Choiniere
