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raouldukelives

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3. It's not sustainable that's for sure.

Reply to marmar (Original post)

Wed May 30, 2012, 10:02 AM

May 2012

Something is going to give at some point. I just hope some of my favorite things in this world like redwood trees, salmon, bees and hummingbirds don't have to suffer too much at the inevitable end. May they depart from this world peacefully and may those who will never get a chance to know them forgive us for choosing safer retirement strategies over beautiful forests and furry critters.

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Jim Hightower: Bust 'Em Up: Who Needs Wall Street Giants? [View all] marmar May 2012 OP

I agree... Hubert Flottz May 2012 #1

bust 'em up. nt xchrom May 2012 #2

It's not sustainable that's for sure. raouldukelives May 2012 #3

Hightower DURec KG May 2012 #4

commonsense Jim ~ on point again FraDon May 2012 #5

Kicked and recommended. Uncle Joe May 2012 #6

Who do we have to elect to bust them up? AnotherMcIntosh May 2012 #7

Elizabeth Warren looks like a good place to start gratuitous May 2012 #8

You're right. She's a good person to start with. Maybe we can elect her as President in 2016. AnotherMcIntosh May 2012 #10

Yeah buddy. ananda May 2012 #9

"Too big to fail" should be too big to not be broken up. n/t Chan790 May 2012 #11

I thought that was the plan. Lasher May 2012 #12

duh libodem May 2012 #13