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SugarMyChurro -> RE: One Party Dream Ticket (11/26/2007 9:05:15 AM)

That's hilarious TheHeretic - so you are just a rung or two above subsidized housing yourself but would fight tooth and nail to keep people in subsidized housing out of your neighborhood. Thus, in effect, identifying yourself as a NIMBY and all for the price of a slightly better housing situation. And so your love of the "scraps from the table" goes undiminished. That's just swell...

[:D]

In other news, I was intrigued by this video:

Elizabeth Kucinich: My Husband Would "Absolutely" Consider Running With Ron Paul [VIDEO]
http://www.alternet.org/blogs/video/68745/




TheHeretic -> RE: One Party Dream Ticket (11/26/2007 10:40:44 PM)

       I'm not sure how you figure stepping into home ownership is a rung above subsidized housing, Sugar.  The neighborhood went to shit, largely because of conflicting political decisions between the city and county.  I changed the jurisdictions when I moved.

      The difference is way beyond a few bucks in the wallet or bank.  It's cultural, a full-blown paradigm gap.




UtopianRanger -> RE: One Party Dream Ticket (11/27/2007 12:19:28 AM)

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SMC, people in the West...they won't go for these policies. Like it or not, the likes of you, I and those sick to the back teeth of corporations running government are an insignificant minority. People just don't care where the money is coming from providing they have money in their back pockets.

Imposing a few policies in the current climate of education and culture won't be enough; to be frank, it can't work without a widespread grass roots movement. How many people actually realise that they have been disenfranchised? Nowhere near the amount needed to generate real, lasting change.

The West needs an enlightenment along the lines of the English, French and American versions of the 18th century: no amount of legislation is going to change anything without a supporting wider climate of education and culture, people will simply lurch from one corporate/media driven policy to another. I suppose it boils down to possessions versus liberty, and the West isn't enlightened enough to understand which is the more self-serving of the two; future generations understand oppression, in years to come people will look back at us in a similar fashion to how we look back at the absolutism of the 18th century.  Either that, or find an uninhabited Island and set up shop under a truly egalitarian system with no exclusive and inclusive policies on any grounds whatsoever.....man, woman, beast, race, religion etc...everyone gets a fair crack of the whip.




The working class / lowly blue collar type surely wants no part of his brethren running the show---They always go for the greedy blue-bloods and pseudo-aristocrats for control of the helm. They must not like or think much of themselves, huh?

***Bangs his fists on the table and contorts his mouth in a way which simulates speaking with a lisp***

Wudy for President Goddammit!!!

Worry not, Gent, I'm confounded by it, too.  But rest assured, it's not an isolated problem here on collarme---Perhaps as much as ninety-percent of proles here in America have been infected by this mentality.




- R




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