rhett o rick
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Sat Sep-10-05 08:08 PM
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Don't expect compassion from the elite. They don't care what happens |
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to the poor. Their view of the NO disaster is: "What's the big deal? some poor people got relocated. They are poor so why would they care. Tom DeLay thinks it is a great adventure. Don't expect compassion from these elitist. They only see opportunities to make money. Some some people die. In fact, the poor are being relocated into democratic areas. One of their goals is to compact all poor into gerrymandered areas that are already Democratic areas. Are any of the dislocated poor moving into Republican represented areas? I doubt it. This disaster is wonderful for the elitist of this Country. Halliburton and other Republican companies will make money. NO will be rebuit by the taxpayers for the wealthy. No poor will be moved back. Insideous. We must vote the elistist out.
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Sat Sep-10-05 08:10 PM
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They learned this from the oligarchs in places like El Salvador I suppose.
We all are supposed to learn through state sponsored terror that our role is to serve them.
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Sat Sep-10-05 08:49 PM
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2. Bush's elite. Soros or Cooper or others are not the problem. |
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Sat Sep-10-05 08:57 PM
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3. The choice isn't black or white, red or blue, Demo or Repub but |
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Rich elitist and middle class and poor. The war has been declared. we need to unelect congresspeople that support the elitist, which i think is most of them. Most are bought and paid for by rich individuals or corporations. They have a hard time connecting with the middle class.
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Sat Sep-10-05 09:14 PM
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5. Disagree entirely. It is the people who elect the nutbomb that are the |
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Sun Sep-11-05 08:05 AM
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7. I agree they r a problem. But do u blame the German people and not Hitler. |
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These thugs are using tax dollars to "catapult the lies". The first step to defeating them is to understand their goal. We need to stop fighting among ourselves and go after them, the leaders. We need to expose them as to what they are doing. The general public will follow if they learn the truth. Catapult the truth.
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Sat Sep-10-05 09:11 PM
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4. Well, several thousand have been relocated to my area. |
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And, while my city, proper, is blue, the county is definitely red (in fact, combined with the red voters in my city, the two merge to turn the whole of the county - city and county - bright red on those blue/red maps).
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Sat Sep-10-05 09:15 PM
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6. Remember far *too many* of our so called "Democratic Representatives" |
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fall into the OVER-PRIVILEGED - on the corporate payola - class. That's why they don't speak up. Hell, if the worst happened and this country fell into a depression, these bloated Democrats would just pick up and move their families' overseas.
That's the problem, many of our Democratic Representatives are too COMFORTABLE. Let's stay at home when the DINO's run for re-election. Especially Biden, Feinstein and Lieberman?
Where is OUR voice, where are OUR Democratic Representatives? Why are they not "screaming" for both Brownie's and Bush's figurative political heads? Answer: They are bought and paid for by their corporate masters.
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Mon Sep-12-05 09:30 AM
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8. I agree with you completely. nt |
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