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jwirr

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6. Exactly. The rich may not have anything to be upset about from our perspective but that does

Reply to xchrom (Reply #5)

Tue May 8, 2012, 10:33 AM

May 2012

not mean they feel secure. In fact I suspect they have more fear of the future than we do because they look at it as maintaining their status while we think of it as surviving. We can do something about our problem theirs is in their imagination.

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