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greekspeak Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sat Aug-20-05 02:22 PM
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23. I don't really know.
My concern is to take the key resources of life out of the hands of few people who profit from them, and make them more accessible for all. However that can be done best, with a good benefit for all, should be the standard. How many people starve to death, die from curable diseases, get sick from tainted products, breath filthy air, miss opportunities to broaden horizons, etc. all so a few rich people can protect their profit margins and get even richer? That is ridiculous, and in many cases inhuman. Co-op, government, whatever it takes to end the stranglehold the richest people in America have over the rest of us, especially the most vulnerable in our society.
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