Reasons George Soros Is Dangerous

**Wei Wu Wei** · 04-03-2011, 11:13 AM

Originally Posted by megimoo

Any half whit should be able to figure that out wei wei. Soros has lots of money and as they say money makes the world go round .It also greases the political big wheels and molds public opinion.

So you're saying people with tons of wealth are able to influence politics, media, and public opinion?

Sounds a bit like Class Warfare to me comrade

**Rockntractor** · 04-03-2011, 11:42 AM

Originally Posted by Wei Wu Wei

So you're saying people with tons of wealth are able to influence politics, media, and public opinion?

Sounds a bit like Class Warfare to me comrade

and you don't think there are classes within a communist society?

**fettpett** · 04-03-2011, 11:44 AM

Originally Posted by Rockntractor

and you don't think there are classes within a communist society?

the haves and everyone else

**Starbuck** · 04-03-2011, 01:34 PM

Even though I am more in Way-Way's camp in that I am sceptical of Soros' power I remain skeered of Soros.

Soros makes money and that's a fact. Even though he was credited/blamed for an Asian monetary crisis in 1997, not everyone agrees that Soros caused it. The Malaysian Prime Minister blamed it on him but later retracted that accusation.

My own feeling is that Soros wishes he had the power to collapse currencies and governments at will. But he doesn't. After all, if he did, wouldn't he be the richest man in the world instead of 35th?

**Apache** · 04-03-2011, 06:50 PM

Originally Posted by Wei Wu Wei

So you're saying people with tons of wealth are able to influence politics, media, and public opinion?

Sounds a bit like Class Warfare to me comrade

Typical libturd trying to muddy the waters with bullshit!

**noonwitch** · 04-04-2011, 05:52 PM

Originally Posted by TruckerMe

Even though I am more in Way-Way's camp in that I am sceptical of Soros' power I remain skeered of Soros.

Soros makes money and that's a fact. Even though he was credited/blamed for an Asian monetary crisis in 1997, not everyone agrees that Soros caused it. The Malaysian Prime Minister blamed it on him but later retracted that accusation.

My own feeling is that Soros wishes he had the power to collapse currencies and governments at will. But he doesn't. After all, if he did, wouldn't he be the richest man in the world instead of 35th?

I don't think he's that much of a threat to anyone. Glenn Beck needs someone to demonize, and Soros fits the bill.

I think it's very sleazy of Beck to attack him for the WWII activities. Soros was a kid, and wasn't responsible. When Beck says "I don't want to hold him responsible" but then spends the next 10 minutes ranting about how Soros helped the Nazis as a teenager to save his own life and taking Soros' own quotes totally out of context....

I am neutral on Soros. I don't think he's the boogeyman that so many on the right think he is.

**fettpett** · 04-04-2011, 05:54 PM

Originally Posted by noonwitch

I don't think he's that much of a threat to anyone. Glenn Beck needs someone to demonize, and Soros fits the bill.

I think it's very sleazy of Beck to attack him for the WWII activities. Soros was a kid, and wasn't responsible. When Beck says "I don't want to hold him responsible" but then spends the next 10 minutes ranting about how Soros helped the Nazis as a teenager to save his own life and taking Soros' own quotes totally out of context....

I am neutral on Soros. I don't think he's the boogeyman that so many on the right think he is.

really? the dude funds tons of leftwing nutjob organizations