Washington Could Learn a Lot From a Drug Addict


 

Washington Could Learn a Lot from a Drug Addict – Washington’s chronic overspending is just like a junkie’s addiction to drugs. Unless the cycle of addiction is broken, our economic and unemployment situation will continue to suffer. Washington is out of time. To avoid hitting rock bottom, Washington must cut spending today. To spread this message, Washington Could Learn a Lot has created this video. Learn more at washingtoncouldlearnalot.com. Update: Now, our economic situation has deteriorated even further. We are now approaching trillion in debt and Congress has raised the debt ceiling 11 times in the past ten years. Washington Could Learn a Lot is a project of Public Notice Research & Education Fund (PNREF). PNREF is an independent non-profit dedicated to educating the American people about economic policy and the principles of economic freedom. Through our education and awareness projects, PNREF will explore the future consequences of public policies being enacted today.

 

McQuay sentened to four years in Webber|s death

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Darrell McQuay closes his eyes after speaking emotionally at a hearing Monday about his addiction to drugs and the death of friends. McQuay was sentenced to serve four years in prison in the overdose death of Jason Webber in August 2010 PORTAGE – A …
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New District Addiction Treatment Center Challenges DC's Epidemic of Alcohol

Filed under: Drug Addiction District of Columbia

1, 2012 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ — Misuse of alcohol and other drugs has reached epidemic proportions in the Washington DC area, according to a recent Federal survey by the and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA).
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22 Responses to Washington Could Learn a Lot From a Drug Addict

  • dixiebaby4eva says:

    @clarkcountysfinest Looks like somebody’s a drug addict!!And drugs dont solve anything..once the effect is gone, your problemas are still there. Trust me, i know. My brother used to do a bunch of stuff bc he thought it? would get rid of them….

    P.S. Idc if you share your opinion..just try not to use cuss words…Thamks(:

  • PGoldmofo says:

    im sorry this is the? worst commercial i have ever seen.. yea i get the analogy but really?? everytime it comes on i debate throwing a brick threw the screen.

  • gs6285gs says:

    Too bad few want to? acknowledge that BEFORE any money can be spent it must be BORROWED.

  • LegionnaireEtrangere says:

    What a stupid commercial! Government finance is nothing like drug addiction. Instead of just cutting spending on those whose depend on it, Senators and Congressmen could stop coddling multi-billion dollar banks. Last year, Bank of America recieved a nearly $1,000,000,000 tax return! While it sat on $17Bil in US profit overseas. It’s cheaper? for a company to move $ overseas and call it reinvestment than to pay it’s corporate income tax. End corporate tax loopholes and pass a transaction tax!

  • niloo64 says:

    @clarkcountysfinest HEY i am sorry if you had so much pain . I also actually always felt sorry fro drug addicts because i knew that they must have been hurt and want to forget the? pain . But there are also many people who just do it for trying and get caught .
    I hope you feel better. Please try not to use bad 4 letter words .

  • ElJefer says:

    In? debt? Spend more, borrow more.. In debt? Spend more, borrow more.. In debt? Spend more, borrow more.. In debt? Spend more, borrow more..

  • gs6285gs says:

    50s, When you control the creation and circulation of the medium of exchange you are ‘the power’..the government. Our Constitutional government wrongfully farmed out is authority to monetize the people’s production as debt-free wealth to them to the banking industry that monetizes our production as unpayable interest-bearing debts. We are not governed by our government but by the banking industry. Debt is the only ‘tool’ they need. We need to return that power? to the people.

  • 50srefugee says:

    @gs6285gs: “difficult to have good conversation in e-mail threads”

    Youtube does a poor job organizing threads for? conversations, it’s true, but I’d prefer to keep the debate public, where it began. Also, I personally find it easier to understand arguments and order my thoughts in text than in speech; just a quirk in my wiring.

  • 50srefugee says:

    @gs6285gs:

    Ah, I see your website wealthmoney org, and? I’m watching this video from that site:
    watch?v=0c7QCinZNgA

    It seems to me that I’m generally in agreement with you on the wealth versus debt question. In that context, your initial comment makes perfect sense.

    However, rather than saying that substituting debt for wealth is the cause of what’s happening, I’d say that it is merely one tool that governments use to concentrate power into their hands.

    Power is the real addiction.

  • gs6285gs says:

    Dear 50sRefugee, I understand what you are saying. At the? same time, wealth is what we produce. Debt is what we use for money. The two are not the same.

    It is very difficult to have good conversation in e-mail threads. Please feel free to call me and I will try to help you understand how they have switched our medium of exchange from Wealth to Debt and why that is the cause of what’s happening. Gregory K. Soderberg 507-440-1015.

  • 50srefugee says:

    @50srefugee: “[govt] steals or destroys wealth”

    I should clarify: a properly constituted govt takes a tiny fraction of wealth from its citizens to protect their ability to generate more wealth against enemies “foreign and domestic”. The? U.S. govt has gone far beyond that, and its agents seem to believe that the citizens exist to serve it, rather than the other way round.

  • 50srefugee says:

    @gs6285gs: “don’t borrow…nothing to spend”

    First of all, this ad is about govt debt. The business of the govt is telling you what you must and must not do. I don’t want much spent on that.

    Second, businesses borrow, yes, but then they pay it back out of the? profits they earn providing products and services. Businesses generate wealth.

    The govt borrows and either borrows again, or services the debt by sticking you up at gun point for taxes. It steals or destroys wealth.

  • gs6285gs says:

    If we don’t borrow there? is nothing to spend.

  • juancook1 says:

    lol its funny, all the negative responses are people that didn’t understand the message.?

  • juancook1 says:

    This ad made more sense to? me, than any other ad I’ve seen PRO/or ANTI-Government for that matter. Finally, something that makes sense.

  • Christwillrize says:

    hes saying how fucked our economy? is. we keep borrowing money we canot payback. and we still continue. go to new america 15 . com you will see what hes talking about.

  • usarestuff says:

    some of you guys are retarded. its just making a point. You? don’t really think theyre saying take advice from a drug addict. Perhaps a recovering drug addict. But its just making a point. you sensitive fucks.

  • clarkcountysfinest says:

    To all the people that want to talk shit about this drug addict or any other drug addict you should think about when you were a kid, like you didn’t experimented. Or maybe try and think what the? fuck they had to go through growing up, what life they had to live before deciding that using drugs could be a way for them to forget the pain that they had to deal with. they didn’t just wake up one day and decide that “oh, I think I want to get loaded today.” for the people that talk shit, FUCK YOU!!!!

  • Republicraticparty says:

    It’s like saying the GDP and GNI are the same thing… what I earn and spend has nothing to do with the government’s debt…? “To borrow less, you need to spend less…” ummm… redundant quote.

  • mazdarx327 says:

    True the US government is sad? they are not helping thinks at all if they want to help quit spending money that they dont have

  • tuxradio says:

    Greatness!?

  • aimpointvw says:

    Dumbass ad.

    Why on? earth would anyone listen to a drug addict?

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