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like Star Wars! snooper2 Dec 2014 #1
Yes, there is a handful of these folks, but they still benefitted from highways, unions, etc. NYC_SKP Dec 2014 #2
You know it's not 2012, right? geek tragedy Dec 2014 #3
Thank you JustAnotherGen Dec 2014 #4
"many of those people" Why do you think many people who worked hard to build a successful business RadiationTherapy Dec 2014 #27
My husband does JustAnotherGen Dec 2014 #28
Ok, that's great. Let me mark that down... *1* RadiationTherapy Dec 2014 #29
I think he's a good start JustAnotherGen Dec 2014 #31
Welding and metalwork was my brother's trade for a while and I admire it very much. RadiationTherapy Dec 2014 #33
I yet think we should all laud Paris Hilton for the economic, artistic and ethical contributions she LanternWaste Dec 2014 #5
Am I in some kind of fucking time warp here alcibiades_mystery Dec 2014 #6
Election..... KentuckyWoman Dec 2014 #18
I'm pretty sure we won the election where your talking point dominated discussion. Drunken Irishman Dec 2014 #24
the fallacy of the half-truth. unblock Dec 2014 #7
and there are advantages available to them....that the rest of us slubs do not have access to... VanillaRhapsody Dec 2014 #12
and in truth a lot of their "work" is merely seeing that the money winds up in their pockets unblock Dec 2014 #17
Affluent people are not "rich" KentuckyWoman Dec 2014 #21
and you made mine. for the most part it's not about the hours you put it. unblock Dec 2014 #25
The problem is... the Third-Way poseurs MannyGoldstein Dec 2014 #8
The problem with "Tippecanoe and Tyler too." FSogol Dec 2014 #9
The problem is you misinterpreted that statement. JaneyVee Dec 2014 #10
This is not what "You didn't build that." is about. Mass Dec 2014 #11
We should cut their taxes as recognition!!! JoePhilly Dec 2014 #13
havent you been paying attention belzabubba333 Dec 2014 #14
any thoughts on Benghazi? napkinz Dec 2014 #15
The issue of "you didn't build that" is about the socially built infrastructure, paid for by DrewFlorida Dec 2014 #16
Not to mention, no decent employees to work for them without our education system bhikkhu Dec 2014 #20
Exactly! DrewFlorida Dec 2014 #23
I see what you're saying, I think. AverageJoe90 Dec 2014 #19
I read this and expected "Titanium" to come on the radio Recursion Dec 2014 #22
it should have been, Doctor_J Dec 2014 #26
The only way to make that point in a manner that is understood by the 1% Skidmore Dec 2014 #30
Two things: Tommy_Carcetti Dec 2014 #32
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