Richard Casady wrote in
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Of course, the US was not a democracy.



It never will be as long as computerized, hacked voting machines are how
citizens choose....and as long as the monied elite get to choose which of
their lawyers are on the ballot, controlling both sides of the conflict.

It's all an illusion to keep the masses in line.



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Larry

On Mon, 08 Mar 2010 13:30:13 +0000, Larry wrote:

Richard Casady wrote in
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Of course, the US was not a democracy.



It never will be as long as computerized, hacked voting machines are how
citizens choose....and as long as the monied elite get to choose which of
their lawyers are on the ballot, controlling both sides of the conflict.

It's all an illusion to keep the masses in line.


Larry, the "gentry" have always had a major effect on how governments
have been run; and always will. It is simply a fact of life. The
largest land owner, or richest man, in the county does have a major
effect on how things are run in the county. It is a matter of
economics, if nothing else.

The myth that the "common man" really counts is simply that, a myth
designed to keep the peasants peaceful, not because anyone really
cares about the serfs but because if the serfs are running in the
streets they aren't out picking the cotton and money isn't being made.

The Russian revolution should serve as a perfect example of how
politics actually work. A "revolution made in the name of the
proletariat which enthroned one of the most savage dictators in
history.


Bruce

Bruceinbangkokatgmaildotcom)

Bruce wrote in
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The Russian revolution should serve as a perfect example of how
politics actually work. A "revolution made in the name of the
proletariat which enthroned one of the most savage dictators in
history.



Research the religion of the men who started the Soviet Union.

Most interesting......and telling.



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Larry

On 3/9/10 3:55 PM, Larry wrote:
wrote in
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The Russian revolution should serve as a perfect example of how
politics actually work. A "revolution made in the name of the
proletariat which enthroned one of the most savage dictators in
history.



Research the religion of the men who started the Soviet Union.

Most interesting......and telling.


Research the religion of the men who started the Crusades.
Most interesting and telling.

Research the religion of those whose started the Inquisition.
Most interesting and telling.

Research the religion of those who started the Salem Witch Trials.
Most interesting and telling.

Research the religion of those who carried out the slaughter of native
populations in the New World.
Most interesting and telling.


So, Larry, other than once again showing yourself to be a hater of Jews,
what's your point?

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HK wrote in
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So, Larry, other than once again showing yourself to be a hater of Jews,
what's your point?


Where does it say anything about Jews, Jew?



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Larry

On Tue, 09 Mar 2010 20:55:03 +0000, Larry wrote:

Bruce wrote in
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The Russian revolution should serve as a perfect example of how
politics actually work. A "revolution made in the name of the
proletariat which enthroned one of the most savage dictators in
history.



Research the religion of the men who started the Soviet Union.

Most interesting......and telling.

Interesting, yes. However you should have written "some of the man who
started the Soviet...". Lenin and Koba certainly weren't, and the
others died, usually violently - ice axe in the head, bullet in the
back of the neck... Certainly by WW II there were none in the
politburo.

Bruce

Bruceinbangkokatgmaildotcom)

On 3/9/10 5:21 PM, Larry wrote:
wrote in
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So, Larry, other than once again showing yourself to be a hater of Jews,
what's your point?


Where does it say anything about Jews, Jew?





Play your silly games with someone down at your level of intellectual
capabilities, Larry. Anyone with a decent brain who read your post knew
exactly who you meant.

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