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BFT3K · 02-10-2014, 06:07 PM

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Originally Posted by TheSquealer

No, you just support killing people you disagree with as a solution to fixing what you perceive to be the "problems". You're not insane and clearly someone the world needs.

Yes, I'm a dangerous mass murderer, I'm "not insane" - "and I'm clearly someone the world needs".

Thanks for staying focused and coherent.

I don't think a robot could ever replace you.

TheSquealer · 02-10-2014, 06:13 PM

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Originally Posted by BFT3K

Yes, I'm a dangerous mass murderer, I'm "not insane" - "and I'm clearly someone the world needs".

Thanks for staying focused and coherent.

I don't think a robot could ever replace you.

You're a fucking lunatic that keeps chanting for a "real revolution" where you behead those you disagree with.

I think a robot replaced you in 1998.. at least that what it appears from the pictures you post that have that retarded black, bevel/emboss effect around them.

BFT3K · 02-10-2014, 06:16 PM

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Originally Posted by TheSquealer

You're a fucking lunatic that keeps chanting for a "real revolution" where you behead those you disagree with.

I think a robot replaced you in 1998.. at least that what it appears from the pictures you post that have that retarded black, bevel/emboss effect around them.

You seem to be a simple minded fellow. God bless. I wish you all the best.

Joshua G · 02-10-2014, 08:50 PM

ironic how a thread about a corporate conspiracy to hold down the poor has evolved into a debate about the merits of hard work.

i think that people need a break to make it to the big leagues of any business. However, a hard working person with an innovative mind & a can-do spirit will inevitably make their own break, as people who can give them that break will want a piece of the action.

its easy for self made people to say that this is the answer to success. Certainly they want to ensure the tax rates do not dismantle this incubator of wealth. But fact is, majority of people dont have either the brains or the work ethic to make that break.

So it is incumbant on the countries leaders, capitalists, politicians, that they have a strain of nationalism in them. that they make their jobs in the USA to help the labor pool, & in turn, help the country. Its challenging for this to happen when consumers don't care for "made in the USA" & our pols take big checks to keep free trade going.

todays "shareholder value" ethos & the general greed rampant at the top 1% is the primary problem that pervades both our corporate & our government systems. The top 1% seem to be looking out only for themselves, & the result is today's 2 tier economy.

Robbie · 02-10-2014, 09:41 PM

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Originally Posted by JoshGirls Josh

The top 1% seem to be looking out only for themselves

And what are the "bottom" 99% doing? Looking out for me and you?

Hell no. They are looking out for THEMSELVES. Got some bad news for you...nobody owes any of us anything. And nobody really gives a shit whether we live or we die.

It's up to US to take care of our ownselves and our loved ones. I'm not on this Earth to support other people with my hard work.

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Joshua G dumb libs love censorship Industry Role: Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 8,198	ironic how a thread about a corporate conspiracy to hold down the poor has evolved into a debate about the merits of hard work. i think that people need a break to make it to the big leagues of any business. However, a hard working person with an innovative mind & a can-do spirit will inevitably make their own break, as people who can give them that break will want a piece of the action. its easy for self made people to say that this is the answer to success. Certainly they want to ensure the tax rates do not dismantle this incubator of wealth. But fact is, majority of people dont have either the brains or the work ethic to make that break. So it is incumbant on the countries leaders, capitalists, politicians, that they have a strain of nationalism in them. that they make their jobs in the USA to help the labor pool, & in turn, help the country. Its challenging for this to happen when consumers don't care for "made in the USA" & our pols take big checks to keep free trade going. todays "shareholder value" ethos & the general greed rampant at the top 1% is the primary problem that pervades both our corporate & our government systems. The top 1% seem to be looking out only for themselves, & the result is today's 2 tier economy. Last edited by Joshua G; 02-10-2014 at 09:02 PM..