EPISODE · Oct 8, 2022 · 32 MIN
The Greater Good is a False Positive and a True Negative
from The American Enterprise Manifesto: My America's Vision of Peace and Nonviolence for Humanism · host Jerry Rhoads
The Greater Good is a False Positive and a True Negative. Whoever won a ball game by saying it’s for the greater good. Greater good what is that ... is it everyone is the same ... or some are greater than others ... or a misnomer for everyone gets a ribbon and/or a trophy regardless of effort and skill. Isn't American Enterprise just another ballgame? Where the umpire is for calling balls and strikes not who wins or loses. Or the bets are for the greater good of the team that wins with over or under scoring. Get serious. When do people, in general, get up in the morning and say I'm going to work for the greater good of people in the ghetto? Never is my guess. Rather we should vote for leadership to get rid of the ghettos using taxpayer money to eliminate that problem and their crime college. Using a Human New Deal to knock it down and rebuild Charter Schools and small businesses run by more intelligent gang members, who have a heart and soul to serve for themselves and their neighborhoods, not the greater good. Oh no, we have leaders who profess to have a heart and soul but ignore the shambles in our inner cities as the have nots. Like Nazi Germany, the Biden Administration that is calling the MAGA followers neo-Nazis, while they proclaim the Green New Deal will save us for the Greater Good of ... guess who ... the elite, who now have to have their own private security and gated communities for their false positive greater good policies. What are some more. How about 5 million illegal immigrants coming through the Biden Harris and AOC open borders. Is it for the greater good of sanctuary cities that can't and won't accept thousands for their greater good policies. How about 85,000 additional IRS agents to catch and release tax cheaters, after they pay their share of the inflationary and dying free market enterprise called America the home of the over populated streets dwellers, ghettos and homeless shelters, with those who want a free piece of the American souring pie. The misnomer in reality is the Greater Good is a Marist theory of turning deprivation into a failing nation using quietly quitting as its motto. Bore out, Burn out, Brown out then Drop out, Drop back into the Greater Bad. Just own nothing and sit in your ghetto and be happy before the crematory solves your complaints about the lack of housing and accoutrements for living a healthy and happy life. That's neo-Nazi life style at iis best ... until there isn't enough for the greater good ... so there are those who get their share first and what's left for the do goaders with food lines for the poor, all voting for the greater good and love, not for one and the other, but for Big Brother. I do believe that George Orwell should find the Wizard of Oz Biden and the gigglier Harris and the Socialist Sanders and the Reformer Schumer and the Elitist Pelosi, and the Squad and expose the progressives for the greater good of American Enterprise. American enterprising workers are the salt of the competitive world of commerce, trade, quality over waste, profit for all conspiracy against the atheists, Marists, Zeitgeist Socialists, Chinese, Russian, N. Korea, Iran, etc., communists’ believers in the Greater Good of Marxism. While all any common good American worker wants is an opportunity to learn to earn for a skill to bill and share in their personal effort, skill, will and productivity for their own wealth. Invested in the American family, lifestyle, well educated, prosperous, happy and healthy home. Avoiding divorcee, racist slurs, but being religious, honest and only fearing those that aren't. This capitulates into the American Dream of American Capitalism and Socialism marriage for the many to one good. American ism. Represented by the American Enterprise Party.
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