Work at Home

[Terry Allison]

Work at Home

It seems like we do not have any high hopes coming out of Washington these days, as evidenced in this article Ailing Economy Needs Self-Interest, Not Sacrifice by Jonathan Hoenig. You just got to love the caption underneath the title when it says that Mankind has benefited far more from Bill Gates making billions than from him giving it away. The basic point of the article is that when people work, they do not have to sacrifice. At the end of this article, I will present a community where you can go where people help one another, not to sacrifice, but to learn and gather information to better themselves possibly from a work at home business.

Original article posted at http://www.smartmoney.com/invest/stocks/ailing-economy-needs-selfin...

When you trade shares of Cisco, CSCO 15.43, -0.14, -0.90 percent, no one is sacrificing himself on your behalf. You are a willing buyer, someone else is an amenable seller, and you voluntarily agree to transact at a mutually beneficial price. Both parties get what they want.

It is the polar opposite of the doctrine of shared sacrifice permeating through Washington, and by unfortunate extension, the economy. The burgeoning Federal deficit, now significant enough to warrant a warning from Moodys on the countrys AAA rating, can only be solved through shared sacrifice, which, in President Barack Obamas words, means wealthy individuals will finally be required to pay their fair share.

Mr. Obamas underlying philosophy has not changed from before the campaign. As I pointed out nearly three years ago, he believes Americans should be willing to sacrifice. Patriotism must, if it is to mean anything, involve the willingness to sacrifice, to give up something we value on behalf of a larger cause, he told an audience in 2008.

That sacrifice has been the justification for massive intervention in the economy, hundreds of billions of taxpayer dollars sent to banks, auto companies, homeowners and green projects, all to benefit the public good.

But a capitalist economy does not require anyones sacrifice. Just like traders in the stock market, we deal with others through voluntary, mutually beneficial trade. The countrys prosperity, the poverty level in America is equivalent to the average income in socialist Venezuela, is not a function of sacrifice but of self-interest. Mankind has benefited far more from Bill Gates making billions then from him giving it away.

The ad hominem smear is that any refusal to sacrifice makes you an immoral pariah. How could you be against government-run health care or homeowner bailouts, argue supporters. Do not you care about families in need? As the President put it, without sacrifice, It is seniors, or it is poor kids, or it is medical researchers, or it is our infrastructure that suffers.

The idea that only government can address poverty or medical research is false, and the philosophy clearly institutionalizes mob rule. When one man can be made a sacrifice for another, you are either predator or prey. Each individuals life becomes chum to be the public good whatever central planners in Washington decide that might be.

What results is a society built not on mutual benefit, as with capitalism, but mutual contempt, whereas one is endlessly forced to sacrifice for the public with the only hope that one day others will be conscripted to sacrifice themselves for you. Social Security and Medicare are just two examples of this multi-generational feudalism.

The issue is not whether you should charitably decide to pay for someones retirement, health care, or mortgage, or education. The role of government, according to our own founding fathers, was not to re-allocate income, but to protect each individuals right to his own life, liberty and pursuit of happiness. Policies built around sacrifice make that pursuit a crime.

In his recent address, the President offered himself as a moral example, I do not want, and I will not accept, a deal in which I am asked to do nothing. In fact, I am able to keep hundreds of thousands of dollars in additional income that I do not need, while a parent out there who is struggling to figure out how to send their kid to college suddenly finds that they have got a couple thousand dollars less in grants or student loans.

Capitalism protects individuals self-interest, collectivism kills it. So in a free country, why does not the President simply give his unneeded hundreds of thousands of dollars in additional income over to the struggling parent, autoworker or whomever he feels is deserving of it? Why must his sacrifice become a national suicide?

Jonathan Hoenig is managing member at Capitalistpig Hedge Fund LLC.

And here is the community information that I promised, so you can gain valuable information on a work at home business.

Work at home can happen for you, if you are motivated. Now, there is a work at home community that you can work with and gather as much information that you need to succeed. The community name is Tomorrow's Home Business social community and is located at this address http://tomorrowshomebusiness.ning.com.

In this work at home community, the business entrepreneur will be able to read blogs and watch videos for business, or just for pleasure. With a couple of RSS feeds coming to the main page, the entrepreneur can even stay informed of what is happening in the world. There is something here in this community for everyone.

Groups like the Maniac Marketers come in and post their blogs in the community, giving valuable information for their Health and Wellness businesses. If you would rather watch videos of the TriVita videos, you can do that, too. Or if you just want to hang out and relax, you can do that, too! There are many music videos like Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings, Pink Floyd, Eric Clapton, and Seasick Steve! Or if you want to learn about handcrafts or see the equally oldest Ford antique car, a 1903 Model A Ford, you can do that, too! Or maybe you need an inspirational video clip! There are many choices of inspirational clips, such as Al Pacinos locker room speech in Any Given Sunday, or Mel Gibson as William Wallace motivating the Scottish men men before battle in Braveheart; or Sylvester Stalone as Rocky and how he motivates himself in the boxing ring, or even his inspirational conversation with his son, and who can forget those chants for Rudy in the movie Rudy!

When you become a member of Tomorrows Home Business Social Community, there is a profile created just for you. You can use the standard set-up on your page. Or you can be as creative as you want to be. For an example check out my profile page at Terry Allisons Profile Page. I use my profile page as a dream-building tool. I have always wanted a Harley-Davidson motorcycle. I have learned to keep this dream in front of me.

A work at home communty for people wanting to find out more information on starting their own work at home business.

Terry L. Allison, Sr.
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