FREE ENTERPRISE IS GREAT

Free Enterprise gives everyone's talent, interest, dream, obsession, perspective, unique or peculiar vision an opportunity to blossom.

Who benefits? Everyone. Everyone can get what they need when they need it. If you need it there is someone who can supply it. Just walk into any supermarket, mall,or superstore and everything is there from all over the country and the world for you, now. Need something built or fixed? There is someone ready to do it.

Why? Did some Grand Poobah decide what you should or shouldn't have available? No. If you want it and are willing to pay for it, there is someone who will break their neck to get it for you.

Why? Because it is in their self-interest to take care of your self interest. Three hundred million people as a group are trillions and trillions times smarter than a small group of central planners in knowing what is needed, when it is needed and where it is needed.

No other system takes into account that every individual is a genius at something and unleashes that power. Socialism and communism do not and those who live under these systems suffer for it.

With the free enterprise system, you are free to pursue your opportunities. Nobody is there to hold you back but you. The only committee you have to appear before to decide if your idea is worth giving a try is YOU.

Genius is worthless if it isn't used. The use of a special talent enhances the lives of everyone around. Reward motivates the use of genius. Reward motivates working a little longer, harder and smarter. Free Enterprise is the liberator of ingenuity. Free Enterprise is Great!

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FREE ENTERPRISE IS GREAT!: Socialism Stinks
FREDERIC BASTIAT EXPLAINS IT ALL: Why free enterprise is great and why politicians are misguided.
STEW LEONARD: The Disneyland of Dairy Stores
CATCH LIGHTNING IN A BOTTLE: He became rich after figuring out he could sell something he had been giving away and had invented to stop roughnecks in Alaska from throwing plates at him.
GONE IN 60 SECONDS: The time it takes him to sell out a whole year's work.
SELL SOMETHING PEOPLE USE UP AND THROW AWAY
GARY KILDALL: Could he have been richer than Bill Gates?
WORLD'S LARGEST DRIVE-IN: They serve 15-30,000 hot dogs a day and more Coca-Cola than any one place in the world.
WANNA BUY SOME BRINE SHRIMP?: How to get rich selling something that no one would want.
THE MIRACLE GREASE: How a bucket of oil well sludge turned into a jar in everybody's medicine cabinet.
THE GUSHER: They laughed when he walked around town and called him "The millionaire", until his idea changed the world.

Edison's Dirty Trick

ROSE BLUMKIN: Warren Buffet's partner: At over 100, Rose still whizzed around in her electric cart "like a cossack" selling furniture seven days a week at her store that Warren Buffet bought into.
THE MONEY GO ROUND: Take a ride on the music business money-go-round.
RICHARD BRANSON: A billionaire with no office, no computer
THE MAD BLUEBIRD: the photograph that changed an electrician's life forever.
HENRY'S SON: Henry Hershey was a walking disaster. Did Milton succeed despite or because of Henry.
NICK TAHOU'S HOTS: the home of the "Garbage Plate"
DEAL OF THE CENTURY: OR How to get paid $13 million a year to do nothing
Owwwwwhhhh! Get Nekkid!!!: Wolfman Jack and the gun battle in the Mexican Desert
SCRABBLE: The game you almost never heard of
KING OF THE KNOCKOFFS: A man who loves Academy Award Night more than anyone
ROLLO: the red nosed reindeer
ROADSIGNS TO SUCCESS: To Get/Away From/ Hairy Apes/Ladies Jump/From Fire Escapes/ BURMA SHAVE
DON'T CALL HIM THE SOUP NAZI!
A BRAND NAME GONE WRONG: "I wonder why all of those people who aren't coughing want cough syrup?"

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MADAME C.J. WALKER: Her hair fell out, so she created a business empire and became the first black woman to become a millionaire.
MATTRESS MACK: He started his business in an abandoned model home park. Now, he sells over $100 million a year.
THE PERFECT FIT: What is that thing called that measures you feet at the shoe store? The truth is revealed.
METEORITE MAN: The man that sells rocks from outerspace.
Where Does Lost Airline Luggage Go?
SAUSAGE KING: What caused Jimmy Dean to start making sausage?
LITTLE BOXES, LITTLE BOXES: The Levitt Brothers, their dad and the story of Levittown.
"BUT WAIT, THERE'S MORE": Ron Popeil, the father of the infomercial, hair-in-a-can, RONCO, and inventor of countless handy dandy kitchen devices.
ZAMBONI: The story about the machines with the funny name that mesmerizes crowds during time outs.
CHARLES ATLAS: The man that prevented thousands of sand kicking incidents.
COMMIE CAPITALISM: Anyone can find success in free enterprise system, even if you're against it.