Hillary Clinton: Woman-Child – The West as a Kindergarten.

There are few more immoral than statist theocrats. When will these politicians wake up to the fact that, as with children when they see something they want, but which doesn’t belong to them, they can’t just reach out and take it. And they certainly can’t do so without consequences, including, or especially, when it's someone's wealth they're helping themselves to. Why is doing something that a loving parent would reprimand their children for, in order their children grow up responsible, productive adults, become okay when politicians practice it on a national scale, and preach it from the pulpits of the Fortresses of Legislation?

Look at this Woman-Child: she can’t even tell the difference anymore between voluntarism and force, between a noble philanthropy and an immoral theft. To this politician, her name is Hillary Clinton, tax is now philanthropy, just like war is peace, freedom is slavery, liberty is bounded: yet another politician using George Orwell’s nightmare world as her political manual. And hey, it’s the presidential election in the US, so might as well throw in persecuting the rich again, there’s votes in it for the Democrats:

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton offered a strongly-worded message to the rich at the Clinton Global Initiative Monday –- help grow your countries. 

The former first lady addressed an audience of leaders in … philanthropy … [she] urged struggling countries to tax equitably and to lean on the wealthy.

"One of the issues I have been preaching about around the world is collecting taxes in an equitable manner, especially from the elites in every country,"

If you advocate a contradiction, then you better re-examine your premises. And in relation to your first paragraph, Hillary, you don’t grow a country by stealing the wealth from those who actually know how to use it to better the living standards of all of us, via the voluntary transaction, and putting it in the hands of bureaucrats. History has taught us that. (Whisper: ‘And let’s just ignore the quaint notion that wealth is owned by those who earn it. Remember what your ‘land of the free’ was built on? It wasn’t this speech of yours; it was property rights and freedom from people like you back in the homeland).

I despair. As I've said before, no wonder modern youth slouches down the street aimlessly, violently, and drunk, its bum hanging out of its pants: look at how its being brought up.