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erronis

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40. Actually I wasn't trying to raise the fear level any more than it is now -
Thu Jun 18, 2015, 06:58 PM
Jun 2015

I guess I was more thinking that the best cure for the ills that are the current mainstream parties is to let them totally hose this country. Then, maybe - just maybe, we can rebuild with a stronger and more representative government. But then the same thing may happen on the current course - mass rebellion.

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I will not be voting for any more Democrats unless I can ascertain, somehow, that they are not a djean111 Jun 2015 #1
So with you. I know that position will be met with much gnashing of teeth on DU, but I'm seriously Ed Suspicious Jun 2015 #19
And I wonder, somewhat seriously, what would happen if we just put the clowns in charge. erronis Jun 2015 #30
I think we are doing some of that stuff now, with the help of the corporate Dems. djean111 Jun 2015 #31
Actually I wasn't trying to raise the fear level any more than it is now - erronis Jun 2015 #40
Okay, I see that, I understand. And yeah. djean111 Jun 2015 #41
We didn't rise up after 2001, 2003 or 2008 when thousands of families lost their houses and lives. Rex Jun 2015 #2
+1 daleanime Jun 2015 #9
To corporations like BP a life is 10 million! That is total cost! Dustlawyer Jun 2015 #42
Best explanation yet! kentuck Jun 2015 #3
It's in their nature neverforget Jun 2015 #4
Sickening....just sickening... truebrit71 Jun 2015 #5
yep, it wasn't bad enough with the TAA 0rganism Jun 2015 #6
Can't these 'deals' be undone, somehow...someway? I seem to recall a certain lying candidate AzDar Jun 2015 #7
Wouldn't be easy.... daleanime Jun 2015 #12
Watch Democrats talk to Union members in 2007 nationalize the fed Jun 2015 #15
Oh, Lord...I'd completely forgotten about this. Why do we allow them to sell us out again and AGAIN? AzDar Jun 2015 #52
Yup a huge march on Washington against the Obama PP fasttense Jun 2015 #18
I'd love to see Labor/Unions organize such a thing. An issue that could cross Party lines... AzDar Jun 2015 #53
"Because it is my nature." bullsnarfle Jun 2015 #8
That's "The Lady and the Snake" WilliamPitt Jun 2015 #20
K&R! This post should have hundreds of recommendations! Enthusiast Jun 2015 #10
K&R. A grand slam homerun. (nm) Elwood P Dowd Jun 2015 #11
Our president, ally and friends of the Republicans, lost any remaining confidence from me. NRaleighLiberal Jun 2015 #13
If it does pass, what will it take to undo it? AikidoSoul Jun 2015 #14
Those corporations would likely sue the hell out of us for undoing it arcane1 Jun 2015 #28
Boycotts, pitchforks and torches Demeter Jun 2015 #33
Yep. That's the only solution I can see at this point. n/t progressoid Jun 2015 #44
HUGE K & R !!! - THANK YOU !!! (Will... Did You Catch THIS???) WillyT Jun 2015 #16
i did. WilliamPitt Jun 2015 #22
the many faces of Obama Angry Dragon Jun 2015 #17
What many? He has only two. nm rhett o rick Jun 2015 #45
The TAA was going to be funded on cuts to Medicare passiveporcupine Jun 2015 #21
Good for what? Demeter Jun 2015 #34
Not saying TPP is good at all passiveporcupine Jun 2015 #35
The Medicare cuts in that bill were the classic Wrecking (Poison Pill) amendment mrdmk Jun 2015 #61
I understand that...it still was no go because of that passiveporcupine Jun 2015 #63
This is one of my favorite lines ever. Ed Suspicious Jun 2015 #23
My question is simple.. raindaddy Jun 2015 #24
We've long passed the point of no return. You can never go home. Welcome to New-Hati. nm rhett o rick Jun 2015 #46
Now Will, you know that the guys from Citigroup and Bank of America that wrote the TPP Elwood P Dowd Jun 2015 #25
wait-- wtf? They did that today??? Fast Walker 52 Jun 2015 #26
Welcome to DU, Fast Walker 52. calimary Jun 2015 #29
thanks-- yeah it was a miserable day and I'm pissed. Fast Walker 52 Jun 2015 #54
The only "assistance plan" there seems to be is assistance to the high-rollers to roll higher, calimary Jun 2015 #27
what the hell are workers whose jobs have been outsourced supposed to train for? antigop Jun 2015 #32
Do you think being a slave to the 1% is EASY?! Saying "YasSUH, BOSS!" just the right way takes WinkyDink Jun 2015 #36
Rooftop organic subsistence farming. Ed Suspicious Jun 2015 #38
Would you like some fries with that? Autumn Jun 2015 #43
DURec leftstreet Jun 2015 #37
Excellent post. Now it's my nature to ask why a president would want this for his country? madfloridian Jun 2015 #39
Hey where are the Obama and Clinton fans celebrating this big win for coporate America? rhett o rick Jun 2015 #47
Its not something they see as a "Bad Deal?" And this: KoKo Jun 2015 #48
The celebration is reflected in decimal points on financial statements. raouldukelives Jun 2015 #59
Get ready for the worldwide "Reagan Economic Zone" Art_from_Ark Jun 2015 #49
...and I got slammed for wanting a pony. bvar22 Jun 2015 #62
Cats and chickens are two animals that will rid your house of scorpions. Zorra Jun 2015 #50
Kicking AuntPatsy Jun 2015 #51
It's even worse than all this marym625 Jun 2015 #55
Kissinger titled his new book "World Order" Oilwellian Jun 2015 #56
Perfect title marym625 Jun 2015 #57
I saw both. WilliamPitt Jun 2015 #58
Oh marym625 Jun 2015 #60
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