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>I hoped someone would mention that. You just have to laugh when people
>who drink either red or blue kool-aid get upset about the -other- party
>when the reality is all of the politicians are owned by the fat cats and
>special interests. The Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act is a perfect example of
>that. The red congress created it and the blue president supported and
>signed it. And it met the intended result. The fat cats were free to do
>almost anything they wanted generating remarkably similar results to the
>great depression.
I agree 100%. There are a few mcfl regulars who insist on framing
everything as "My Party Good -- Your Party Evil", when the truth is
that most all politicians are in the pocket of the same masters.
Dennis (evil)
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An inherent weakness of a pure democracy is that half
the voters are below average intelligence.
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>who drink either red or blue kool-aid get upset about the -other- party
>when the reality is all of the politicians are owned by the fat cats and
>special interests. The Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act is a perfect example of
>that. The red congress created it and the blue president supported and
>signed it. And it met the intended result. The fat cats were free to do
>almost anything they wanted generating remarkably similar results to the
>great depression.