Talk:Essay: A new conservative age is rising

Maybe R*bSm*th was right about these essays

First off, "right-wing populism" is a misnomer—the actual policies are more Communist than they are conservative. Working-class populism, rampant activism for government-spearheaded natalism, anti–big business sentiment, populist nationalism? All hallmarks of the Soviet Union and probably every other Communist regime, and the same defining characteristics of modern-day "right-wing populists."

Secondly, the political reality functions under a thesis/antithesis deception game. The devil first brings the left to power to let its evils go on full display, and uses the resulting backlash to bring the "right" to power that will install the final Antichrist beast system. The beast will enforce false worship, which indicates a highly theocratic nature—sound familiar? Wake up! —LT ^{Rev. 22:13} Tuesday, 22:30, September 4, 2023 (EDT)

User: Conservative's rebuttal

A few points:

1) There is nothing wrong with making the USA more manufacturing job-friendly (Removing unnecessary regulations; etc.). This is not only good for working-class citizens. It is good for the USA.

2) Corporations have brought back more than $1 trillion of overseas profits to the U.S. since Congress overhauled the international tax system and prodded companies to repatriate offshore funds. It was the populist Trump who made it easy for big companies and other companies to repatriate this money and not get hit with a huge tax bill.

3) There is nothing wrong with giving families generous tax credits for having a child. Raising the fertility rate of the USA will create new jobs and strengthen society's ability to support the elderly.

4) Small businesses can be a huge driver of economic growth. According to the SBA, small businesses created a net 12.9 million new jobs in the last 25 years, which accounts for roughly 66% of all jobs.[1]

Which Country Is Best to Start a Small Business in? The United States is ranked #6 and could do better. The USA should make it easier for small businesses to compete against big businesses and that starts with causing more small businesses to form in the first place.

The government should not allow big businesses' lobbyists to get regulators to set up nonsensical regulations to create artificial barriers for small businesses' entry into an industry. The government should make it harder for regulators to set up nonsensical regulations. Conservative (talk) 05:22, September 5, 2023 (EDT)