Cunoaşteţi refrenele lui băsescu: românii nu muncesc, preferă să stea acasă şi să primească ajutorul social, să le futem deci muma'n cur şi să le tăiem pensii, salarii, ajutoare sociale, tot. Susapectez că mai nou Pulimea Sa face parte dintr-o internaţională a imbecililor de dreapta, care gândeşte în clişee şi refuză cu obstinaţie realitatea. Evident, Internaţionala asta îşi are sediul la Washington, că unde altundeva puteai găsi atâţia imbecili din ăştia pe metru pătrat?
Spre deosebire de România, tot la Washington se află şi foarte viguroase voci critice împotriva acestei Internaţionale a imbecililor de dreapta, care voci nu se tem că vor fi puse pe lista neagră a "vulnerabilităţilor de securitate".
Veţi recunoaşte mai jos discursul dreptei, care se universalizează, discurs pe care-l recită şi băsescu, după ureche, că el e cam lăutar de felul lui la capitolul ideologie. Şi argumentele de bun-simţ ale unui om care nu înghite pe nemestecate propaganda unor idioţi, evident!
"1. Extended unemployment benefits are causing unemployment. Extending benefits for the long-term unemployed will only encourage them to sit at home on their extended derrieres and let vacant jobs go begging.
What jobs? We're down 8 million since the start of the Great Recession. We aren't even creating enough new jobs to keep up with population growth. So what jobs are the unemployed not taking? "
Păi, de ceva vreme, ăsta e discursul pe care ni-l tot servesc băsescu şi ai lui. Şi la care eu tot întreb, de m-am plictisit, de ce nu este capabilă economia românească să genereze locuri de muncă? Că dacă erau locuri de muncă nu plecau să lucreze în afara ţării peste 2 milioane de români. Şi nu aveam atâţi şomeri.
"2. Unemployment is caused by "structural" problems in the labor markets. Labor markets have to be freed from constraints like decent pensions, a reasonable retirement age, and adequate health care benefits. These public benefits -sometimes known as the social wage -- are keeping employers from hiring. So, sorry, Americans, we'll just have to work longer and harder for less."
This chilling proposal, now on the lips of Republicans and Democrats alike, will clearly make the markets happy. But what about the rest of us?
If we cut the social wage, corporations certainly will save on labor costs and accumulate more cash. But will they productively invest it? Not according to Yves Smith and Rob Parenteau, They argue that corporate America greatly prefers to pocket the cash and use it for gambling on Wall Street."
Aţi înţeles de ce vrea băsescu distrugerea statului social şi de ce este aşa de înverşunat împotriva cheltuielilor sociale? Să le rămână ălora de i-au finanţat campaniile electorale mai mulţi bani, luaţi de la gura amărâţilor de pensionari.
"3. The only real jobs are private sector jobs. You see, only the private sector can rescue our economy because the jobs they create spring from consumer supply and demand, not the dictates of corrupt or know-it-all politicians. When you work for the public sector, you're practically on the dole because your wages come from tax dollars. That's quasi-socialism.
Has anyone noticed that private industry has been on the public dole for decades? We have millions of alleged private sector jobs funded by the Defense Department and through subsidies for industries from sugar to oil, and of course banking. We've given so many tax dodges to corporate America that most companies pay almost no taxes at all. The idea of a purely private sector is pure fiction, a soothing fairy tale for Tea Partiers and faith-based, free-market ideologues.
Despite all the perks we've been giving to corporate America, it's not at all clear that the private sector will ever again create enough decent jobs to support a middle class society in this country. Right now the economy is supposedly growing, but employment isn't. So what is growing? Well, the obscene bonuses and pay packages of corporate America and Wall Street --- the only growth that counts for our financial elites.
We're at a critical point in the jobs crisis. Nearly 30 million of us don't have jobs or have been forced into part-time jobs. It's not like there's no work to do. We have millions and millions of kids to educate. We desperately need to slash our energy use--and with an army of workers, we could weatherize every home and business in the country. Our bridges and roads will take decades to repair. We need to build an entire national system of efficient public transit.
When Wall Street is in trouble, we come to the rescue with trillions in bailouts. We've poured hundreds of billions more into two wars. But when it comes to investing in our people to get needed work done, we can't seem to summon the will or find the cash. "
De comentat ar fi şi aici, că şi ei au grasul lor care stă în spinarea slabului, dar la ce ar folosi? Maşinăria de propagandă merge cu motoarele turate la maximum, şi îşi face treaba impecabil, pentru că elitele intelectuale şi politice au fost corupte şi nu-şi mai fac datoria.
Din această perspectivă "1984" este o simplă operă umoristică...



































