Comments on: Republican Traitors Declare War on the American People

By: Robin Miller

Robin Miller — Thu, 24 May 2012 12:04:24 +0000

Regain this congress and President Obama, that is what you meant, right, Bush has been out for 3 years

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By: Shiva (Moderator)

Shiva (Moderator) — Thu, 24 May 2012 00:17:56 +0000

An example Sandy. Wells Fargo is heavily involved in investing in a certain private company that runs prison systems. The bank uses lobbyists to ensure that sentences are mandated for illegals and other repeat criminals as well as first time offenders. Many prisons are trying to force prisoners to pay for the time they spent in jail. Many places require you pay now. I think you will see prisons being built at a fast pace soon if the republicans get in. There’s your labor force

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By: parvenu

parvenu — Wed, 23 May 2012 22:59:38 +0000

Americans continue to live out the struggle for the heart and soul of this land, which is a battle that goes back to the days of the American colony. The current billionaire plutocrats who are financing and driving all of the right wing super conservative groups here in America would find themselves in kindred company with the “King Loving” copperheads of the British Colony in America. The common goal between these two groups can be found in their deep seated desire for a monarchy. Even though both groups are separated by centuries their unflinching belief in the sanctity of “Royal Blood” justifies their concept of the superiority of their “own blood” and that of their heirs. Therefore, it is useless to expect mercy, justice, and recognition from such a cabal of plutocrats. This was true in the time of the English copperheads in America’s colonial days and it is true among America’s 2012 billionaire plutocrats.

Unfortunately while it is true that the American revolution was necessary to remove the choke hold of the English monarchy from the necks of the American colonists, it is likewise true that a revolution will be necessary to remove the yoke of the billionaire plutocrats from the necks of the average American citizen. Whereas America now has a Constitution and a governmental history that is over two and a half centuries long, a new 21st century revolution will be long , painful and quite destructive – but America will endure. America will endure simply because that is what history is all about….

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By: Sandy Cunningham

Sandy Cunningham — Wed, 23 May 2012 22:23:21 +0000

I have a theory. If we live under an Oligarchy there goes the middle class. What’s left? The poor and their
slaves. Whose going to build the cars, whose going to build and buy the houses, whose going to buy gasoline, medication, lousy Koch Industries toilet paper. With slave labor you will have poorly made products and certainly the poor can’t buy it. Corporations will export to Europe, the middle east and far east. These folks know a lousy product when they see it. And on top of this the 1′s might massacred. SHCCCC

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By: Reynardine

Reynardine — Wed, 23 May 2012 19:05:11 +0000

Huh?

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