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Locrian

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4. how about a new caption?
Reply to HughBeaumont (Original post)
Wed Sep 4, 2013, 07:52 AM
Sep 2013

"People are so enamored with capitalism that they are willing to be it's slave".

Or it's bitch. Whatever....

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Ready to see an image macro so stupid it makes time stop dead in it's tracks? [View all] HughBeaumont Sep 2013 OP
Funny the only person you mention never owned a dime . We aspire to, what kills us . nt orpupilofnature57 Sep 2013 #1
WOW... The stupidity of that statement & visual hurt my eyes & brain badly... idwiyo Sep 2013 #2
"We live in a society that allows one man to make $15 million a day ... Scuba Sep 2013 #3
how about a new caption? Locrian Sep 2013 #4
People are so enamored of money that they'd rather hold others in bondage than give up any money. nt bemildred Sep 2013 #5
I think my sig line is especially applicable here. JHB Sep 2013 #6
I think this is more accurate... 1awake Sep 2013 #7
Undoubtedly. HughBeaumont Sep 2013 #8
Where in the history of civilization has a society been both "unequal" and "free?" Blue_Tires Sep 2013 #9
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