"Those Voices Don't Speak for the Rest of Us"

[@last1standing00]

"The problem with our liberal friends is not that they're ignorant, it's that they know so much that isn't so." flawless haha

[@RobwLPOC]

The only thing that has changed since he gave this speech is the people he is talking about by the dictionary definition of the word are in absolutely no way liberal anymore. They don't care about Freedom of Choice freedom of thought or freedom of expression. The only freedom of choice they care about is your freedom to choose whatever imaginary gender you identify as

[@josephkondrat7084]

I always like Ronald Reagan. There are times that I wonder if we will ever find another man like him. He was a man who had deep visions not only of our country's past; but also of what the future could lead us to.

[@obsoleteprofessor2034]

My farmworker father made his first real money under Reagan.

[@rcarp711]

Rest in peace, Mr. President. You were one of the great ones.

[@Journeyman-Fixit]

You go Ron! Strong leadership that got results!

[@chriswhited]

Today this means more than ever.

[@TheMonkeybutler20]

You are so right, dont listen to these Hippocrates

[@georgerthewes]

Jonathan Weisman of the Washington Post summed it up when he wrote in 2004, "The fiscal shift in the Reagan years was staggering. In January 1981,Reagan declared the federal budget to be 'out of control,' the deficit had reached almost $74 billion, the federal debt $930 billion. Within two years, the deficit was $208 billion. The debt by 1988 totaled $2.6 trillion. In those eight years, the United States moved from being the world's largest international creditor to the largest debtor nation."

[@georgerthewes]

After turning back the Company’s ships in Philadelphia and New York, Hewes writes, “In Boston the general voice declared the time was come to face the storm.” He writes about the sentiment among the colonists who opposed the naked power and wealth of the East India Company and the British government that supported them:

[@crimson916]

We need someone like Reagan now more than ever

[@Athruebelief]

Let us not forget you're an angel who doesn't call anyone offensive names like: commie, illegal, etc. Dude, we can continue to throw insults at each other pissing in the wind or we can come to some middle ground that neither of us has done so far, and make this worth while.

[@neobootsonious]

We need you Ronnie. More than ever now.

[@NRAdude]

I've come to that same conclusion as well. Thanks for the heads-up.

[@georgerthewes]

“I’m really pleased with the kind of people we’re getting in - college-educated, professionals, teachers - even a couple congressmen. People would be amazed to know who I’ve talked with at midnight in isolated areas - it’s almost comical,”---Cole Thornton, Imperial Grand Wizard of Colorado’s United Northern and Southern Knights Ku Klux Klan group

[@NRAdude]

True that. Him and goatmolestor have been at this for almost 3 years now. It's unbelievable

[@georgerthewes]

A pamphlet was circulated through the colonies called The Alarm and signed by an enigmatic “Rusticus.” One issue made clear the feelings of colonial Americans about England’s largest transnational corporation and its behavior around the world:

[@georgerthewes]

"Through the corporate-funded American Legislative Exchange Council, global corporations and state politicians vote behind closed doors to try to rewrite state laws that govern your rights. These so-called "model bills" reach into almost every area of American life and often directly benefit huge corporations. In ALEC's own words, corporations have "a VOICE and a VOTE" on specific changes to the law that are then proposed in your state. DO YOU?"--AlecExposed

[@georgerthewes]

The more we delay the more strength is acquired by the ministers. Now is the time to prove our courage, or be disgraced with our brethren of the other colonies, who have their eyes fixed upon us, and will be prompt in their succor if we show ourselves faithful and firm. “This was the voice of the Bostonians in 1773.

[@drummer703]

I LOVE this video

[@portapottymouth]

Honestly heres the way i see this country in my eyes. I love my country and what we are always fighting for(in good interests), I honor the flag of America it is still a symbol of freedom and pride to me. I hold HIGH respects to everybody that has risked their lives fighting on the front lines from the revolution to today, and intend to join our family that fights everyday for our freedoms. Honestly the person I look up to, to want to be like is George Washington, founder of our country.next com

[@Athruebelief]

Casper is definately "Barking Mad". He's gotta lotta bottle making such a claim. Casper frequently drops a clanker now and again.

[@zillsburyy1]

god bless reagan!

[@NRAdude]

Truly an interesting case study he is..

[@turtle031342]

Awesome video. Thank you for putting it up

[@CasperCee]

You are the ONLY person to say those groups broke the law. That is why I left them out. Even if they did, the IRS targeting them was wrong and ILLEGAL.

[@georgerthewes]

Casper supposedly is a work out trainer of some shit like that. Not surprised he let's his adrenaline get the best of him.

[@mccommas2]

Ronald Reagan is even more relevant now than he was in the 1980s.

[@georgerthewes]

Among the reasons cited in the 1776 Declaration of Independence for separating America from Britain are: 'For cutting off our Trade with all parts of the world: For imposing Taxes on us without our Consent.' The British had used tax and anti-smuggling laws to make it nearly impossible for American small businesses to compete against the huge multinational East India Company, and the Tea Act of 1773 was the final straw.

[@georgerthewes]

U.S. and Britain have one thing in common that has made things worse for the majority. Supply side economics. Reaganism and Thatcherism. What a wonderful life it has brought.

[@Mr1C6]

God bless ronald reagan!

[@SKeeZy1902]

Thank you... President Reagan you are the man, Man!

[@NRAdude]

The Honorable Lady Margaret Thatcher to Goatface: "Goatface is not for thinking! He also drives on the wrong side of the road."

[@Athruebelief]

I appreciate your continued attention toward me. Nobody on youtube spends as much time as you thinking about me. Thanks!

[@georgerthewes]

“At New-York, Captain Sears and McDougal, daring and enterprising men, effected a concert of will [against the East India Company], between the smugglers, the merchants, and the sons of liberty [who had all joined forces and in most cases were the same people]. Pamphlets suited to the conjecture, were daily distributed, and nothing was left unattempted by popular leaders, to obtain their purpose.”--George R T Hewes

[@RedXlV]

Without consumers, who would businesses sell to? Without consumers, the rich wouldn't BE rich.

[@NRAdude]

@goatface1000 And by the way, Ho IX stood for "Horten IX." It was the prototype flying wing, jet aircraft that the germans developed that also happened to be stealth by accident. Ironically they intended to use it to bomb New York city but we ended up capturing it and later developed the B2. Small world

[@georgerthewes]

"Rendered the smuggling of tea an object that was frequently practiced, and the resolutions against using it had greatly diminished the importation of the colonies of this commodity."--George R T Hewes. The so called 'smugglers' were in fact 'entreprenuer' colonists, and the East India Company was putting them out of business.

[@hypersanchez69]

Those who would give up essential liberty to purchase a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety. Benjamin Franklin

[@madmick17]

I'm a reg. Republican and vote 100% republican up to state level. It's the GOP on the national level that I don't like. North Eastern Republicans seem to be more reasonable.

[@johndaddyo444]

The reason for buying the Dutch tea was anger at the British gov't and a lower cost (until the Tax Act). The colonists didn't want to pay taxes to the British gov't without representation in parliament. This was largely because the British military was actively confiscating colonists' property (without due process) after it had been improved by colonist sweat equity.

[@georgerthewes]

Americans at the time were buying the cheaper smuggled dutch tea, and the East India Company lobbyied parliment to impose a the tea act. The East India Company was in financial trouble, and had too much supply. The colonies was the solution, but the East India Company couldn't compete for the colonists money against the dutch tea smugglers. The East India Company also had 'middle men'.

[@georgerthewes]

The factors who were to be the consignees of the tea, were urged to renounce their agency, but they refused and took refuge in the fortress. A guard was placed on Griffin’s wharf, near where the tea ships were moored. It was agreed that a strict watch should be kept; that if any insult should be offered, the bell should be immediately rung; and some persons always ready to bear intelligence of what might happen, to the neighbouring towns, and to call in the assistance of the country people.

[@ekcoylejr]

Reagan passed the largest, most comprehensive tax reform bill of the time eliminating many taxes. When the final phase of that went into effect the economy had exosive growth. With 2 quarters of over 7%. It was the congress that latter raised taxes and spent.

[@georgerthewes]

According to Encyclopedia Britannica, "the use of credit cards originated in the United States during the 1920s, when individual firms, such as oil companies and hotel chains, began issuing them to customers." EPIC FAIL!!

[@MrRickywallace]

I meant civil servants, not the private sector. That's the biggest job industry. There was a special on that on Fox the other night. Washington is thriving because of Obama's expansion of the government, but the nation is still in the midst of the greatest recession since the Depression. So, cut the government and the number of jobs, especially in Washington.

[@CasperCee]

If he targeted the Tea Party and other conservative groups, how come he didn't go after liberal groups? The investigation on the IRS targeting found many Tea Party and conservative groups that testified that they were targeted, but not ONE liberal group was found. What the investigation did find is that more than 2/3 of the groups that were approved were conservative groups. Why so many more conservative groups? Because they don't run attack ads & other political expenses like liberal groups.

[@johndaddyo444]

The loss of those millions of jobs started a chain reaction -- those folks who lost their jobs could no longer afford to pay their mortgages. Housing prices fell precipitously as mortgages went into default by the millions, and banks and insurance companies couldn't afford to cover the losses (and hence, went out of business). And, since many banks needed to sell stocks to stay in business and cover property value losses, stock prices fell. Personal Savings & IRAs dropped 50%. Thanks, Democrats!

[@georgerthewes]

The Boston Tea Party was a revolt against corporate power, and corporate tax cuts. The East India Company was the specific target of that response, not the British government. The East India Company had a 'monopoly', and the colonists wern't having any of it.

[@Athruebelief]

I OWN YOU WITH EVERY KEYSTROKE DIRRECTED TOWARD ME. THANKS, I'M FLATTERED!

[@georgerthewes]

War between the small businessmen of America and the huge multinational East India Company actually began in Pennsylvania, according to Hewes. “At Philadelphia,” he writes, “those to whom the teas of the [East India] Company were intended to be consigned, were induced by persuasion, or constrained by menaces, to promise, on no terms, to accept the proffered consignment.

[@crimson916]

I'm allowed to have an opinion, whether you think it's right or not. People like Reagan ensured that countries and people who think like you wouldn't take that from us. If you're talking about the current administration "f-ing it all up", then yes, you're right.

[@johndaddyo444]

The price was dropped to try to minimize East India losses (tea spoiling in warehouses) and help the struggling company survive. The idea was to get colonists to tacitly accept parliament's right to tax them without giving them any representation in parliament. Again, read up on the Townshend Acts before jumping ahead to the Tax Act.

[@NRAdude]

@sgtisaloser Where did I say that I "didn't know?" Other federal departments are given funds for administrative purposes (ie paying employees) where as things like stimulus funds are earmarked for specific projects in specific locations in the bill itself is it not? Thus, DOT is only the means by which the pre-specified earmarks are carried out correct? Therefore, it would not be DOT that Congressman would be asking, it would be the chair of committee would it not?

[@NRAdude]

Indeed

[@Trekfreek]

You know I'm right.... How nice.

[@georgerthewes]

Resistance was organizing and growing and the Tea Act was the final straw. The citizens of the colonies were preparing to throw off one of the corporations that for almost two hundred years had determined nearly every aspect of their lives through its economic and political power.

[@JacobEnglish76]

Where is KZbin hiding the like button these days? or is it just hidden on videos like this?

[@hitssquad]

"Actually the world isn't round. It's actually elliptical" It's an oblate spheroid.

[@NRAdude]

Indeed he is

[@NRAdude]

@sgtisaloser Are you saying they don't test the printed copies and proof-read them before they go to market? How is it quicker to catch it on a website when the people looking at it are doing so because they do not know what it is?

[@NRAdude]

My mistake. Thanks for the correction

[@NRAdude]

Truly puzzling why he hasn't changed his name yet.

[@tebehrens]

This ad would be the most effective against Obama and his cronies ! It is so true it scares me !

[@georgerthewes]

May 27, 1773 pamphlet saying: “Resolve therefore, nobly resolve, and publish to the World your Resolutions, that no Man will receive the Tea, no Man will let his Stores, or suffer the Vessel that brings it to moor at his Wharf, and that if any Person assists at unloading, landing, or storing it, he shall ever after be deemed an Enemy to his Country, and never be employed by his Fellow Citizens.”--Rusticus

[@huffmasterman1]

He was so correct...…………..

[@NRAdude]

@sgtisaloser "No problem?" What do you mean by "problem?" No there are multiple editions of books because of revisions/clarifications to the original text. Printing errors can be edited by fixing the printing machine from copy to copy can they not? And once again, I wasn't referring to printing errors. I was referring to the errors made by the author given that he has multiple people peer edit his work. Thus more people reviewing YOUR work, the less likely You are able to error?

[@neobootsonious]

We miss you Dutch!

[@NRAdude]

True

[@Trekfreek]

Does your house over heat if cluttered with trash, does it cool off after you clean it? NO & NO! Get this straight! Nobody in their right mind wants dirty air & water, nor do we want trash every ware. But the trash and pollution is not the cause of radical weather changes.

[@NRAdude]

@sgtisaloser You're assuming that they have to print their work before they peer edit them. Most of it is done digitally these days so it is instantaneous is it not? And his peers would likewise be fellow professionals of the field he or she is working in with credentials? And as for websites, it is possible for people for servers to crash and for people to hack it and thus scramble the coding correct?

[@garebear1015]

Goodbye freedom.The people have spoken and they chose santa claus.

[@georgerthewes]

Thus having drained the Sources of the immense Wealth…they now, it seems, cast their Eyes on America, as a new Theatre, whereon to exercise their Talents." -- Rusticus, in "The Alarm", a colonial American "Broadside", 1773.

[@madmick17]

I believe I have.

[@NRAdude]

I agree

[@Athruebelief]

If you wern't; you wouldn't be asking. Lmao!

[@117dude]

During the time carter was president the economy was horrible. The unemployment rate was in the double digits, and the intrest rates were around the 20% mark. Reagan lowered all of these numbers to record lows so dont tell me he was a bad president. He saved this country from another great depression

[@NRAdude]

@sgtisaloser Why should I prove numerically when I can give the relative probabilities?

[@NRAdude]

Why are you assuming I own a television? Have you been snooping in my house as well? I did give the logic book, however you cannot seem to find the post. Then you committed the falacy of assuming that I never posted it just because you couldn't find it. And then you now have gone on to not only contradict yourself but change your arguments multiple times. Truly intriguing

[@libertyprime1155]

There weren't that many conservative groups approved, and by the way, they have found the specific orders to treat the Conservative groups differently from liberal ones.

[@ManiTati]

You didn't understand: the debt *tripled*, meaning that revenues were NOT enough to prevent it from tripling. Reagan didn't have to deal with a 2nd great depression, and he had a Democratic congress, while Obama has to deal with the opposition and destructiveness of the Republican congress. When Reagan assumed office, unemployment was below 8%. *DURING* his 1st term it rose to 13%!, and at the end of his 1st term is was still at 8%

[@georgerthewes]

“[Make sure] that your watchmen be instructed, as they go on their rounds, to call out every night, half-past twelve, 'Beware of the East India Company.'” Rusticus

[@NRAdude]

Where did I ever say that Americans were superior to the English? I already answered your "killing the elephant" question.

[@NRAdude]

ARGIE ARGIE BARGIE!!!!!

[@NRAdude]

"Since we have much more recorded history from them than the Greeks, the 'proof' didn't come to them until the 1500s." No, they had an informal logical proof. The formal logical proof like we see it today came about in the renaissance but the idea of proofs had existed for a long time.

[@unclefixer]

We need leaders like Reagan. like Ron Paul and others who understand what a government is supposed to and more importantly understand what it is prohibited from doing and why. People who work for the people and understand what made our country great and how we can get there again.

[@madmick17]

Mark my word, if and when these preachers get control of the [Republican] party, and they're sure trying to do so, it's going to be a terrible damn problem. Frankly, these people frighten me. Politics and governing demand compromise. But these Christians believe they are acting in the name of God, so they can't and won't compromise. I know, I've tried to deal with them. -Barry Goldwater

[@NRAdude]

Debate? You wanted to talk about WWII AIRplanes did you not? Thus that's not a debate.

[@Athruebelief]

As for explaining;there hasn't been a 'Liberal' POTUS since NIXON, so LUCY YOU GOT SOME EXPLAINING TO DO! as the economy, defecits,welfare,etc. haven't gotten better while under A MOSTLY CONSERVATIVE CONTROLLED OVAL OFFICE!

[@georgerthewes]

Q: What do Reagan, Bush Sr., Clinton, and Bush Jr. share in common? A: THEY ARE ALL CONSERVATIVES, GENIUS!

[@NRAdude]

It was not self-propelled, he built gliders pulled by a carriage didn't he? Thus it's AIRplane is it not?

[@georgerthewes]

The Southern Poverty Law Center counted 1,007 active hate groups in the United States in 2012. "These factors also are feeding a powerful resurgence of the antigovernment “Patriot” movement, which in the 1990s led to a string of domestic terrorist plots, including the Oklahoma City bombing. The number of Patriot groups, including armed militias, grew by 755 percent in the first three years of the Obama administration - from 149 at the end of 2008 to 1,360 in 2012"--SPLC

[@NRAdude]

@sgtisaloser I said the book may be but the law itself would not since it contains a logical proof which is not fallible since it is validated by logic which is infallible correct?

[@cmikesmith664]

We need another Ronald Reagan. Not another Bill Ayers.

[@NRAdude]

No one at CPAC advocated bringing segregation back. Some slaves were treated good by their masters but that didn't make slavery right. When did anyone at CPAC say women shouldn't talk back to men? And native Africans should not vote in the US unless they are US citizens should they not? Or do you want citizens of any country/nationality voting in our elections?

[@georgerthewes]

Listen Sam, the facts are that there is no such thing as a trickle down to the middle or working class of America. They have seen their wages decrease while the oligarch class have seen their's increase. Less buying power to sustain the nation, and less companies making things here. Nafta was written by Republican Conservatives, and signed by a Conservative Democratic (Blue Dog). Spending more with credit doesn't make one rich. You got to pay the bill sometime.

[@RealRickyRoss]

"I do not believe in taking away the right of the citizen for sporting, for hunting and so forth, or for home defense. But I do believe that an AK-47, a machine gun, is not a sporting weapon or needed for defense of a home.'' ---Ronald Reagan, (at his birthday celebration in 1989)

[@MrSkeeja]

What was the best aircraft on the allied side during WW2?

[@NRAdude]

I have "swam" in shark infested waters. I'm a certified SSI Scubadiver. I've gone on night dives and have been as close as 4 feet away from one. You on the other hand..

[@ManiTati]

Nuclear warfare was not the modus operandi of the Soviet Union. Their military strategy relied on land power and politics. The US strategy was very different - air bombing, naval power and nuclear weapons. Nuclear weapons of the US, UK and France were one of key points of NATO strategy, to 'contain' the spread of soviet communism in Europe. It was believable that if Russia invaded some country, NATO could not defeat with conventional warfare. hence nuclear power was a needed deterrent.

[@johndaddyo444]

Yes, the Tea Party welcomes all from every race, gender, and creed who wishes to continue limiting the size and power of the federal government. Every new law should be focused on how we can keep government out of our business -- and out of our personal lives! Should government be passing laws telling us what kind of light bulb to buy, when only one company makes that type of light bulb, and when that light bulb contains poisonous materials requiring toxic waste hazard disposal methods?