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THAT is a LOT of questions.... There are a few good ones in there, along with some silly ones, like what if government policies remained the same despite a change in executive.
Please continue your discussion friends, I'm enjoying the conversation.
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Seriously, I liked Classic's video of Napolitano's questions or rant or whatever you want to call it. He raises some good points that are of interest no matter which side of the class war fox holes we're taking cover in. Quote:
Democrats are people, too. Cut them, they bleed. Dangle PAC money from billionaires at them and they'll snap for it as quickly as their fellow predators in the Republican party. We now have a system where less than 1% of Americans participate in the military. This makes it easy to isolate soldiers and their families while asking them to make incredible - and often unneeded - sacrifices for the "sake of their country." But what better ploy for a president than to have a small war always going on somewhere - especially when the impact on the people of this country is so insignificant? All sorts of atrocities against our rights have been carried out in the name of America's "War on Terror." Politicians take away our constitutional rights, giving themselves ever more power, and our response is to mindlessly chant "USA! USA! USA!" and put a "Support Our Troops" bumper sticker on our cars. Support our troops? Let's get real. Support our politicians.
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