... against all comers be they other individuals, companies banks, or the bleeding gevernment is what the "decl of Ind and the Constitutuion" = The Law, is actually all about. It's a balancing of the powers subsistant in THE People. When the People speak, the crooks better listen or move overseas. The repeated chnaging of the Laws "after the event" which repeated Repubs and Demos have been doing for decades is insuffient. REAL CHANGE...

... work. We've always had labor as you correctly point out. But it accomplished very little except subsistence for the vast majority of people until the creative energy of the most productive people was unleashed with... - and laborers. We had labor before the Industrial Revolution. Men scratched at the soil for a subsistence existence paying tribute to their "lords". It was capitalism which for the first time released that productive...

... investment. We've always had labor as you correctly point out. But it accomplished very little except subsistence for the vast majority of people until the creative energy of the most productive people was unleashed with ... - and laborers. We had labor before the Industrial Revolution. Men scratched at the soil for a subsistence existence paying tribute to their "lords". It was capitalism which for the first time released that productive...

... millions) who, even today, are fortunate to eke out an income of a few hundred dollars a year. According to ChinaDaily there are over 20million Chinese who earn less than $100/yr. Thats a lousy way to quantify subsistence agriculture tho. The official poverty cut-off in the USA by contrast is over $20,000 (for a family of 4) and only about 12%% of the population falls into that category. The real poor in the US are those ...

... a near free hand in the Unions. We've always had "labor". Men have plodded into fields eeking out a subsistence existence down through the millenia. Equated labor with with 'eeking' and 'subsistence living' is forced. I can just as well equate 'Capitalism', Child Labor, War and slavery. It is capitalism which we ...

... a "Labor Day". It is not "labor" which has produced the vast wealth of this country and its extraordinary standard of living. We've always had "labor". Men have plodded into fields eeking out a subsistence existence down through the millenia. It is capitalism which we should be celebrating - which has finally liberated men from this kind of existence. Fred Weiss ------------------ Or how about an "Entrepeneural Spirit Day"?

... the creative and productive way in which it is applied to improve our lives, i.e. investment. We've always had labor as you correctly point out. But it accomplished very little except subsistence for the vast majority of people until the creative energy of the most productive people was unleashed with the establishment of free societies committed to protecting individual rights, especially property rights - and thus the ...

... the creative and productive way in which it is applied to improve our lives, i.e. investment. We've always had labor as you correctly point out. But it accomplished very little except subsistence for the vast majority of people until the creative energy of the most productive people was unleashed with the establishment of free societies committed to protecting individual rights, especially property rights - and thus the ...

...result of labor in the effort of learning and it is owned by the individual human who made the investment. We've always had labor as you correctly point out. But it accomplished very little except subsistence for the vast majority of people until the creative energy of the most productive people was unleashed with the establishment of free societies committed to protecting individual rights, especially property rights - and thus...

...but in the creative and productive way in which it is applied to improve our lives, i.e. investment. We've always had labor as you correctly point out. But it accomplished very little except subsistence for the vast majority of people until the creative energy of the most productive people was unleashed with the establishment of free societies committed to protecting individual rights, especially property rights - and thus the investment...