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click it for a large one.
The server was down all night so I thought some humor was in order.
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was smarter than that.
During the great prairie revolt that swept the plains a century after the Constitution was ratified, the populist orator Mary Elizabeth Lease explained “Wall Street owns the country. Our laws are the output of a system which clothes rascals in robes and honesty in rags. The parties lie to us, and the political speakers mislead us,” because, she said, “money rules.”
That was 1890. And those agrarian populists were boiling over with anger that the corporations, banks and government were conniving to deprive everyday people of their livelihood. They should see us now. John Boehner calls on the bankers, holds out his cup, and offers them total obeisance from the House majority if only they will fill it. That’s now the norm, and they get away with it. Barack Obama criticizes bankers as fat cats, then invites them to dine at a pricy New York restaurant where the tasting menu runs to $195 a person. And that’s the norm. And they get away with it.
As we speak, the president has raised more money from banks, hedge funds, and private equity managers than any Republican candidate, including Mitt Romney. .. Politics today today is little more than money laundering....
Why New York’s Zuccotti Park is occupied is no mystery—reporters keep scratching their heads and asking, “Why are you here?” But it’s as clear as the crash of 2008: they are occupying Wall Street because Wall Street has occupied America.
http://www.thenation.com/blog/164106/bill-moyers-democratic-decency-defined-downward
Wow! Great find Sharyn.
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Does this not also explain sex discrimination in all religions?
I think sex discrimination is due to 2 simple facts.
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Bigger and stronger usually does make for bullies in either gender.
But fear of mother may affect only a few males, hate perhaps, but boys at all ages are coddled and special in most societies - given dominion over all including ma ma'.
Fear does not cause a 200# man from beating the shineola out of a 98# woman - that's ego building. The bully may not have the best job or the special perks or the sports connections that he thinks he deserves - and would surely have if it wasn't for his wife.
Time and politics change things so much but back in the late '50', Vermont had a famous murder of Orville Gibson in Chelsea. I followed the news of it and the subsequent trial and wrote this - to me, at least, it still has relevence.
[Both men tried for this crime were acquitted]
Yep, that is man at his worst.
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