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Ummm #2 source, besides thin air? Fiscal conservatives don't want the government involved in anything and we sure as hell don't want to pay taxes for the govern
by nodesocket 3y ago
Ummm #2 source, besides thin air? Fiscal conservatives don't want the government involved in anything and we sure as hell don't want to pay taxes for the government to waste our money on entitlements, fake vaccines, wars, and redistribution of wealth. The government can't even protect its own citizens against the border crisis, yet my home cameras have AI people detection and tracking. Absurd. The US has the best engineering and technology in the world, give Palantir and Anduril contracts and problem solved.
- diob 3y agoI mean, based on the past presidential deficits / spending patterns, there doesn't appear to be such a thing as a fiscal conservative. If you're fiscally conscious, the best thing is to vote democrat, based on facts / history.
- soerxpso 3y ago"Party A is only pretending to support your interests, so you should instead vote for the party that openly opposes your interests." If that's the best either party can do, I think we should vote for whichever party is most likely to enable armed rebellion.
- diob 3y agoNeither enables armed rebellion, especially not Republicans (they'd be quick to squash that with maximum force). I'm not sure where the Democrat party is openly opposing the parent comment's interest of financial success. They're simply following the facts that lead to better economic success, which can include putting tax dollars towards benefit programs with high future returns for society as a whole.
- gertop 3y agoInitially I thought that your comment was satire but that lovely profile pic with your gun has set me straight. Which was probably your intent.