Topografia

RON PAUL SEATTLE
ECONOMIC SPEECH
And yet this reason for us to believe that we don´t have to give up on what had made America great, u know; free markets and individual responsibility, and selfreliance, and save money and a more sensible foreign policy, and Ijust so strongly believe in this, and I believe in terms of humanitarism, we who are conservative constitution libertarians tend tolose the more argument than we are carrying we don ´t care about who is capitalist and we have no concern about our fellow men and you know we are trueblue capitalist, who really work hard and it doesit forceso called “selfish reasons”, he wants to make profits and pay stockholders a lot of money, he severs a tremendous humanitarian role, because it can´t be successful, as long as he get thebenefits from government and benefits from the monetary system and all decide of that, he does it because he produces a good product and we buy that product and he create jobs, he doesn’t have to do theother, he still can, you know, to help people and voluntaries most of them do I mean what are they going to do with the money I mean what Bill Gates will going to do with this money, I´d like to give alittle advise about what he can do with this money but and maybe spread the word about a yours economic a little bit more but anyway our arguments about humanitarian, we care about poor people andpeople who starves whereas in this country and around the world and more people are in the trouble for paying their bills now the middle class its getting hurt and they are starting to recognize this andobviously is related to our foreign policy because what´s so much pending is going on and to separate the two will be impossible so we once again are trying to pay for guns and butter but this timeit´s going to be a tougher battle and exactly how and comes in about where it’s going to be in the next month or two or year or two we don´t know that and we cannot make those kind of predictions but...