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God we HAVE to win in November....
- The Middle Class would have been growing rather than shrinking
- Fewer people would lack health insurance
- More jobs would have been created
- Our educational system would be creating a more educated workforce instead of creating "FOR-PROFIT EDUCATION SYSTEMS."
They're driving America off the cliff.
Isn't one of the definitions of "service" to perform sexual intercourse?
Isn't that what the Republicans want to do to this nation? Service it? F#$k it over.
Isn't one of the definitions of "service" to perform sexual intercourse?
Isn't that what the Republicans want to do to this nation? Service it? F#$k it over.
Maybe it's because when we married, we were flat broke and had no assets to protect, but I always liked the definition of a prenup as "an agreement between two people who love each other almost as much as their possessions."
/snark
Socialism says that certain things rest with the community as a whole.
America already provides its citizens certain things to the community as a whole. For example, we have roads in rural areas that would not pencil out using profit/loss principles. We have fire protection for all. We have public education for all. And on and on.
We used to have a military that that was the sole provider of national security. However, lately, we have commercialized it. Blackwater does not pencil out as a business decision. The ground troops cost many times what we pay to a GI. Erick Prince makes a thousand times more than our American generals. The 140,000 GIs would be a much lower number if we weren't paying mercenaries.
That's why my tax dollars are fattening the wallet of Blackwater CEO by millions of dollars even though GIs could and should be doing the work, and for a lower cost.
That's why pensions are dying up for private sector workers.
Get out of your bubble and look at the real world.
Love the new bumper sticker:
"McCain/Palin - Building A Bridge To Nowhere"
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB122064650145404...