valerief
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Fri Jan-22-10 01:53 AM
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So are we like Chile or Argentina? nt |
Jamastiene
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Fri Jan-22-10 01:56 AM
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1. We the people? Or we, the US government? |
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Edited on Fri Jan-22-10 01:56 AM by Jamastiene
WE, the people, are like the people in any other country in our basic needs, desires, and goals in life.
Our government, on the other hand, is a whole nother thing at this point. :wow:
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Fri Jan-22-10 02:01 AM
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3. People don't matter. That's a given. I was asking about the government. nt |
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Fri Jan-22-10 02:07 AM
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4. It's hard to compare us to past empires and countries in decline |
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because our fall is so unique and the takeover of our government has been so subtle. No violent or bloody coups. Just a gradual transition.
I hate to say it, but in a way I think the SC ruling was good, because it sort of states the obvious. It's what many have figured for a while now anyways - that this country itself isn't governed by elected officials.
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