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Mon Sep-19-11 11:28 AM
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It's only "class warfare"... |
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...if the middle/working-class and the poor speak up.
Otherwise the real class war continues unabated as the wealthy gain more and more control of our government.
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Mon Sep-19-11 11:28 AM
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1. The only war Republicans don't instantly support! |
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Mon Sep-19-11 11:47 AM
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2. The Republicans can never engage in class warfare |
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They have no "class" to engage with!
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Mon Sep-19-11 12:38 PM
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3. It's only class warfare |
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if we take up arms. Seriously, nothing less is going to alter the course that the Dominionists have set.
It isn't quite time yet.
We aren't nearly at the dire level of France before their revolution and I really don't envision true class warfare until we reach those conditions. I also think that, barring some unforeseen shift in the future, that our condition could well become that extreme but I foresee a meltdown of our economy and infrastructure leading to balkanization rather than an actual class-war. Radical Christians could well precipitate such a fracturing of our country first, starting the Second American Civil War.
Maybe 2 decades, tops, before we reach actual conflict. Likely sooner.
Very few DUers will share my view on this, I'm sure. Could be ostrich-syndrome, or maybe I'm just dead wrong.
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Mon Sep-19-11 12:45 PM
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4. maybe publikkklans would prefer class warfare circa 1793? |
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roll out some guillotines on wallstreet. they better shut up.
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