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In reply to the discussion: I'd rather have my hair on fire than my head in the sand, when it comes to Corporate Power [View all]nationalize the fed
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I'd rather have my hair on fire than my head in the sand, when it comes to Corporate Power [View all]
Armstead
May 2014
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It's a symptom of Hair-on-Fire-ness to think those are the only two options
alcibiades_mystery
May 2014
#1
The Oligarchs, Corporations And Banks Own And Control The Politicians That Own And Control Us
cantbeserious
May 2014
#3
From a letter written by Theodore Roosevelt to President Wilson about the Progressive party
Bonhomme Richard
May 2014
#7
We seem deternmined to go into the past to the time just before Roosevelt wrote that
Armstead
May 2014
#27
I have absolutey no problem with people who have differences of opinion if....
Armstead
May 2014
#17
No, but if you're tired of reading my posts, it would be a good idea to stop. LOL! n/t
ProSense
May 2014
#26
"US was founded by a bunch of True Rebels" <-after killing perhaps tens of millions of people who
jtuck004
May 2014
#12
We are owned. Pure and simple. The hynotized see otherwise. We need to free ourselves.
Lint Head
May 2014
#11
If you try to close the barn door before the horses get out you will run into trouble.
rhett o rick
May 2014
#14
It's not a binary situation. It's not black and white. The entire issue is various shades of gray.
MohRokTah
May 2014
#16
And I cannot disagree with anything you've said there, either. The money is the differentiating...
MohRokTah
May 2014
#28
and the weirdest thing they act like they're constantly right (or have ever been)
MisterP
May 2014
#22
I boycott most every big corporate thing I can, at some cost to my convenience, but not much.
hunter
May 2014
#29
If our hyperbolie drives you to ignore issues that are important simply because....
Armstead
May 2014
#80
When you put your head in the oven you aren't supposed to LITE it. HTH.
Spitfire of ATJ
May 2014
#32
I've been watching the WalMartization of the Democratic Party for a while now. Sickening, IMHO.
blkmusclmachine
May 2014
#49