Adsos Letter
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Sun Sep-21-08 02:28 PM
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I know this question is being asked and debated everywhere... |
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Edited on Sun Sep-21-08 02:31 PM by adsosletter
but I just gotta' ask it myself:
I was raised with the very simple idea that you don't spend hard earned money on junk.
I would never knowingly invest my money in something worthless.
What gives the government the right to force me to buy worthless financial instruments?
I wonder what those Americans that suffered through the winter at Valley Forge would have said about that...
edit; spelling... :dunce:
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kenny blankenship
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Sun Sep-21-08 02:45 PM
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http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_PAp3Ls4YOrI/R5kQr_jiiRI/AAAAAAAAAC0/t3dgMGa-TTQ/s1600/The%2BGood,%2Bthe%2BBad%2Band%2Bthe%2BUgly.jpg"You see, in this world there are two kinds of men: those who have loaded guns and those who dig." It's an ugly realization but, and I feel bad saying it, but Sergio Leone was right about this country --and that's not good.
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Greyhound
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Sun Sep-21-08 02:50 PM
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2. We give the government the ability, if not the right, through our inaction. |
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Does something need to be done? Of course, this is a crisis of monumental proportion with global implications and consequences. Is this the best course? Not by any measure.
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