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Reply #7: Most of us are not living in poverty yet. [View All]

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greblc Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Fri Nov-05-04 11:57 PM
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7. Most of us are not living in poverty yet.
I live in SW Mpls and our community voted Kerry. I think the Bush supporters here do feel a bit ostracized. The few Bush signs in my neighborhood came down fast. They had multiple signs up big and bold and now they are gone. I think we should call the Bush supporters to the carpet and treat them like scabs.
They are in a sense eroding labor and should be confronted at every opportunity. It's hard to piss off your neighbors but if we all do it we may show some solidarity
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