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In reply to the discussion: Chaos breaks out in London [View all]jtuck004
(15,882 posts)36. Don't get me wrong. There is a better than even chance he is playing us for profit - whether
it be cash, or ego, or whatever. He has never done anything to me though, and, frankly, parts of his life are similar to mine, apart from the money. And the women. So I can see how he got to some of the places he did, and they aren't always good ones.
Anyway, I am giving him the benefit of the doubt for now, and we will see if he has a spirit to invest in the people. He is in a hell of a good position to do either.
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Look at all the right-leaning anonymous internet posters gathered around their keyboards nt
villager
Nov 2014
#5
Don't get me wrong. There is a better than even chance he is playing us for profit - whether
jtuck004
Nov 2014
#36
What do you know about him? He's extremely literate and erudite. Plus, why mention a woman he's been
WinkyDink
Nov 2014
#29
Nope, but it's necessary for democracy. That's the beginning. The rest is engagement.
arcane1
Nov 2014
#28
Since cops serve to protect the billionaires, they pays their money and they takes their chances.
WinkyDink
Nov 2014
#31
I don't know much about the cops there except that if they're like here, they're in a...
Amonester
Nov 2014
#33
Please, people are griping that a rich man is on the side of the commons? FDR and the Kennedys?
WinkyDink
Nov 2014
#32
So Caesar died not because the traitors feared a tyrant, but because they feared a "populare." The
WinkyDink
Nov 2014
#47
There was no 'chaos' in London; the unrelated protest in Brussels (see #24) was far more significant
muriel_volestrangler
Nov 2014
#40
Meh. I'm more impressed with those who protest the other 364 days of the year.
Barack_America
Nov 2014
#54