http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=439x1949087Oh my.
The Backlash Cometh (1000+ posts) Fri Sep-16-11 12:34 AM
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They don't sense our urgency, do they?
I don't get the impression that Republicans are in any hurry to get people to work. Labor has never been their concern. And if a corporation goes belly-up, why would they be concerned if they can't afford to pay a campaign donation?
I just can't believe this situation is happening where the Republicans are rushing us into a Depression. It should be about jobs. The rich have had enough tax breaks to get the economy started and they have failed. It's time for drastic action. It's time to do it without them.
Oh dear.
There's urgency, but what can one do?
The (D)s control the White House, the Senate, and have a healthy majority on the Supreme Court (non-partisan, but non-primitives know what I mean).
The (R)s have the House.
In effect, the (D)s still control the federal government.
Put the blame where the blame lies.
demwing (1000+ posts) Fri Sep-16-11 12:38 AM
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1. There is never enough money for some people.
Life is nothing but an endless contest of conquests. Well I have a message for these greedy sons of a dog...he who dies with the most toys is just as dead as he who dies with the least.
"There is never enough money for some people"--especially the primitives riding first-class on the social security disability gravy train.
The Backlash Cometh (1000+ posts) Fri Sep-16-11 12:40 AM
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2. I really do get the impression that the rich feel that a depression is just another opportunity to make a buck.
Let's face it, the Republicans are holding out because they know that all the money the rich save will turn into campaign donations.
Which party gets more donations from the rich, than the other party?
Arthur3284 (18 posts) Fri Sep-16-11 12:52 AM
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4. Yah, many see it as a chance to get deals.
The Backlash Cometh (1000+ posts) Fri Sep-16-11 03:23 AM
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6. It's pathetic that Obama has to give them further inducements to create jobs.
Soon he'll be giving them tax credits to keep them from laying them off. And when he does, what's the difference between this and a work program?
Arthur3284 (18 posts) Fri Sep-16-11 12:51 AM
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3. Plenty of the republicans I know are pretty self centered. Many of them just want to win.
KharmaTrain (1000+ posts) Fri Sep-16-11 12:55 AM
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5. They Smell Power...
That's all that matters...and whatever it takes to get that power, so be it. Your job means nothing since you don't write the big checks. The GOTB, with the help of this administration's ineptitude, to put their goal of total power within reach. If it means sucking the economy dry, it's Obama who gets the blame, not them.
Oh boo-****ing-hoo. The (D)s still control the federal government.