>I completely agree. Our poor have widescreen TVs and air-conditioning. Their poor have deficient rice diets and ethnic genocide.
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Yep, I heard on soldier responded to a reporter about the "War" by saying, "hell, WE are at war, American is at the mall"


>>Phil Gramm was right. We are a nation of whiners. People think they have it bad here and they grouse about the air conditioning in their car not working. People in other countries, like Africa and many, many others live in grass huts with dirt floors, and some of them probably think they are doing ok. Our poor are rich by world standards, but out media is a twisted bunch, so they feed the fire with how terrible things are here.
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>>>>>As far as my enjoyment of Republicans whining, that was not directed at you personally. Goodness knows there are plenty of others doing it.
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>>>>My God. This really is starting to be reminiscent of Mussolini... Even worse, in the time that Hitler first came to power, people had the same view. He was the great hope. He used all the right buzz words. Neither were specific as to what their actions would be nor their policies. I am not equating Obama with either of the two, just pointing out that voting based on emotion and buzz words without substance and specific policies is a very dangerous game.
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>>>And let's not forget what made this impossible programming possible. Who got the people painted into this hopeless corner, where they see a Messiah in any shrinkwrapped rock star candidate who knows how to speak and even write. Who pushed the people in that direction?
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>>>I don't even have to make a list.