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bigtree

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13. yep, Octafish
Thu Jan 1, 2015, 01:20 PM
Jan 2015

...not to mention the bomb and weapon manufacturers and support companies who will see their incomes rise on the public dole. Legislators from those producing states will be all on board with perpetual war.

As for 'growth,' you're right to point to the inequality in the benefit of that growth; not much forthcoming for the workers; most benefit coming to the small group of investors inside and outside the country.

Best wishes for the new year, Octafish.

We're still at war [View all] bigtree Dec 2014 OP
K&R AtomicKitten Dec 2014 #1
Speechifying and kabuki theater - just like any other politician KG Dec 2014 #2
K&R! marym625 Dec 2014 #3
. bigtree Dec 2014 #4
Bookmarked for tomorrow morning. panader0 Dec 2014 #5
» bigtree Dec 2014 #6
K and R (nt) bigwillq Dec 2014 #7
well worth reading. thx Bigtree Vattel Dec 2014 #8
» bigtree Dec 2014 #9
Thank you. LWolf Dec 2014 #10
I'd be remiss if I didn't bother to recap it all along with the President's new year announcement bigtree Dec 2014 #12
It's good for the economy. Explaining why permawar is good, Tyler Cowen: Octafish Dec 2014 #11
yep, Octafish bigtree Jan 2015 #13
history? ew! bigtree Jan 2015 #14
Hey, 1step Jan 2015 #15
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