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From each according to his ability, to each according to his need.

By AWC on March 21, 2010 • ( 1 )

My fellow Americans, my Brothers and my Sisters…after today we must embrace socialism.

Welcome to the United Socialist States of America. It’s a brand new day. It’s the change we all believed in.

Today is a landmark day in American history. Today, we have achieved what we have been attempting since the New Deal days of Franklin D. Roosevelt. Today, we have socialized 1/5 of the largest economy in the world. Only 4/5th’s to go!!

For more than 60 years, we socialists have toiled endlessly to socialize labor, socialize retirement, socialize medical care. Not since 1962 when John F. Kennedy passed into law the right for government workers to unionize has the socialist movement made such rapid progress!

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UPDATE-March 22,2010

“We will be joining those who established Social Security, Medicare and now, tonight, health care for all Americans,” said Pelosi, D-Calif., partner to Obama and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid in the grueling campaign to pass the legislation.” ~MSNBC

Who are “those” that she speaks of? She listed the top three socialized areas of our country as her reference. So Pelosi is stating that she, Reid and Obama are now a proud part of the socialists before them that managed to socialize large parts of our economy. Only Socialists are proud to achieve the socialization of an economy.
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Until today, health care continued to elude us. Today, is OUR DAY! Rise up my brothers and sisters and embrace the change!

After today, we will have crossed over from a country that was built strong on freedom and free-market capitalism to a country that can now be torn down through the redistribution of wealth and socialism so all our brothers and sisters will be equal.

For those of you who work in the private sector, your job is now to provide for those who work in the public sector and for those who choose not to work. The harder you work, the better off your brothers and sisters will be. Please work as hard as you can.

For those of you who work in the public sector, you are now the elite class, the entitled class. Those who work in the private sector are now serving you. With your job security, guaranteed retirement and health benefits, you have achieved our dream.

We realize that the quality of medical care will decline. This may cause you or a loved one to die unnecessarily from a decline in medical technologies and new medicines that will never be discovered. Consider your death, or the death of a loved one as a moment of heroism. Consider it a sacrifice that brought healthcare to everyone!

Your premature death or unnecessarily long or painful treatment will pay for providing insurance to illegals, and bringing their babies into this new world. Your sacrifice brings healthcare to those who can afford it but choose not to, and to the young who don’t want to pay for it. Your sacrifice will provide the funds the obese so desperately need for treatments that will allow them to live longer so they can continue to eat whatever they want. Your sacrifice will bring healthcare to drug abusers, junkies and bums. Smokers can now receive free treatment and care without worrying about insurance. Our illegal brothers and sisters can now flood into this country knowing they will be taken care of by you!

Now, no matter how irresponsible our brothers and sisters are, they never have to worry about being sick or finding a job. The evil capitalists and those who work for them in the private sector will now make sure all our brothers and sisters receive whatever they need.

To do this we will demand more from their income if it’s more than $250,000 combined income. For those making less, we will simply add taxes to all kinds of services and products that have never been taxed before.

My Brothers. My Sisters. Just like the title of this post, we ask that each of you provide to your brothers and sisters what you produce based on your ability. And to those brothers and sisters that need, and that want, you can rest easy knowing your hard working brothers and sisters will provide it for you.

Today is our day.

Today we are all equal. No one is better, no one is worse. No one has more, no one has less.