Perhaps we should make sure the unions are armed, as well, so that the rerun of the Haymarket riots has a different outcome.
The glaringly obvious solution is to return the government to the people. Only the people can do that, though, by taking it back.
I remind you that your guys are in charge, and have been working on securing their finances since the 1980s. That Democrats lined up at the trough is their shame, but they did not raise trough-building to a fine art.
Are you going to suggest that private enterprise put a man on the moon? Or that we should have waited for private enterprise to get around to it, because government is Bad, and therefore everything government does is Bad too? Don't you love it when someone puts words in your mouth?
You've insulted me enough for one day.
"Those who cannot remember the past are doomed to repeat it." --George Santyana
Flame » in reply to re: Quarterly thinking
See my reply to Lee, above.
The whole thread (41 posts)
- Who are the Democrats in 2004?
- Hmm, which portion of the greedy bastards of the country are Republicans?
- Is it the billionaire senator from Mass. or the one from New Jersey?
- re: the greedy bastards
- Apply Occam's razor
- re: the greedy bastards
- re: the greedy bastards
- Let's be Quite Blunt...
- Juvenile cracks
- re: the greedy bastards
- re: Who are the Democrats in 2004?
- Pretty dumb analysis of perfectly usable statistics. Hey Tom:
- Hmm, which portion of the greedy bastards of the country are Republicans?
