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Starry Messenger

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6. I do too.

Reply to white_wolf (Original post)

Tue Jan 17, 2012, 07:12 PM

Jan 2012

My hope also is that "right-to-work" will be lifted out of the states that have that. Greater labor organization would give a stronger hand to labor and they wouldn't always be chained to party politics. Even if a labor party doesn't rise, greater pressure would force more socialist concessions from the existing parties. The Democratic Party took most of its best ideas from the commies and socies. They knew they were facing some stiff competition.

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Does anyone else get the feeling things are going to greatly change in the next decade? [View all] white_wolf Jan 2012 OP

I am more pessimistic about the chances of this country changing that much. northoftheborder Jan 2012 #1

It depends upon which people you are talking about. TBF Jan 2012 #2

I do not think we are going to have much choice. With oil prices going up and climate change we jwirr Jan 2012 #3

Agree jwirr........... socialist_n_TN Jan 2012 #4

This is the great flaw in capitalism. white_wolf Jan 2012 #5

I do too. Starry Messenger Jan 2012 #6

Not in the US. I think technologically we're looking at a very dramatic shift. joshcryer Jan 2012 #7

I have hope. silverweb Jan 2012 #8