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BluesRocker said:
I like what you said here. I asked the question because I wanna make sure you aren't just making a stink because Obama is in office. As long as you understand that we have many problems on multiple levels on both sides of the isle. Also that you understand the problems we have stem beyond this administration, the last one (bush) and beyond that. From what I have seen from you. I think you get it.

If someone comes at me about how bad Obama is but won't acknowledge Bush was just as bad or worse, I cant respect that person.
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I absolutely get it. I was just as unhappy about. . . . oh. . . . I think every President we've ever had. . . . at least back to Lincoln. Well, I only remember back to Eisenhower though.

I would'a hated the Pinkertons enforcing anti-union property rights just as much as the HSA, too.

Somebody the other night on another board did some kinda ho-hum yawn about one of my comments about the big bad bankers and sorta wondered "so what?" or "what's new?" about it all. I had to concede his point. One way or another, there's always been some folks either openly or covertly subverting human liberty for their own special interests about as long as there've been humans I suppose.

I replied that there's nothing new about gravity, but when I've got semi-intelligent goof-offs sitting on a ledge about to push one another over the edge, I'm still hoping somebody will listen to me.
 
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babe said:
I absolutely get it. I was just as unhappy about. . . . oh. . . . I think every President we've ever had. . . . at least back to Lincoln. Well, I only remember back to Eisenhower though.

I would'a hated the Pinkertons enforcing anti-union property rights just as much as the HSA, too.

Somebody the other night on another board did some kinda ho-hum yawn about one of my comments about the big bad bankers and sorta wondered "so what?" or "what's new?" about it all. I had to concede his point. One way or another, there's always been some folks either openly or covertly subverting human liberty for their own special interests about as long as there've been humans I suppose.

I replied that there's nothing new about gravity, but when I've got semi-intelligent goof-offs sitting on a ledge about to push one another over the edge, I'm still hoping somebody will listen to me.
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You didnt like JFK?

He is by far the best we have had in a long time. I think he is the last real president we have had. The rest to me are just puppets for big banks and corporations
 
BluesRocker said:
You didnt like JFK?

He is by far the best we have had in a long time. I think he is the last real president we have had. The rest to me are just puppets for big banks and corporations
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Nixon > JFK. If it wasn't for Watergate, that man is loved by everybody.
 
BluesRocker said:
You didnt like JFK?

He is by far the best we have had in a long time. I think he is the last real president we have had. The rest to me are just puppets for big banks and corporations
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I was jealous of JFK. All the girls were in love with him.

I recognized the charm and style in everything he did, but wondered what he was really up to. Same way I felt about the smooth talkers with slicked hair in my class.

rumors have it, JFK was actually trying to do stuff that was really in the interest of the ordinary folk, and someone was really pissed, and arranged for his assassination, and for the coverup that kept us from ever being able to prove it.
 
Hantlers said:
Nixon > JFK. If it wasn't for Watergate, that man is loved by everybody.
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Nixon was staff in the Rockefeller NY offices between 1960 and 1968, and the moron who did government price control experiments and who "floated" the dollar from the old Breton Woods compact which is sometimes deplored as the gold/dollar $35/oz exchange rate. Laughable, once you wipe the tears out of your eyes, after realizing how long we've just been hoodwinked by the big players from forever ago.

His version of "charm and style" was pretty corny, but people were desperately searching for some concept of America they could hang on to without just becoming hippies.
 
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