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FreakinDJ Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Fri Feb-13-09 12:58 PM
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“De-regulation” is such a friendly word for Lawless Business Practices
America has severely suffered the effects of lawless business practices because we allowed the RATpublicons to Frame the debate of removing business laws as “Deregulation”

Can we find a popular sounding catch word for re-regulating these Lawless Entities?
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DCKit Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Fri Feb-13-09 02:08 PM
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1. After what they've done, "regulation" doesn't need any PR.
Too many people have lost too much - homes, retirement, investments, jobs - to support the Republics continued parsing and redefinition of the English language. Besides, the more the bankers and Wall St. howl about laws, rules and regulations, the more schadenfreude they're generating among those they've hurt. Most may not admit it - yet, but many want some serious payback.

We've had enough.
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