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Originally posted by sonnny1
Originally posted by decepticonLaura
@sonnnnnny
big governments, soros, socialism..... you know what, i am beginning to feel sorry for you, are you amnesiac?
I feel sorry for ANYONE that cant see the imagery portrayed,and can fall for it wholeheartedly.
Originally posted by haarvik
It is in your face, and unfortunately the younger generation has lost the ability to connect the dots thanks to our dumbed down educational system. I see the push to create a mentality of "everyone is equal". I coached soccer for 6 years, and baseball for two. It used to be the team who won the championship got a trophy. Now everyone gets one just for participating. they don't want the kids to feel like failures. Give me a freakin break! That is the foundation of communism being laid if I ever saw it!
OWS is the Nazi party in disguise. Get used to it, because if the likes of Acorn and others gain a foothold you might as well kiss your Constitution goodbye!
Originally posted by TupacShakur
reply to post by 547000
"Those who make peaceful revolution impossible make violent revolution inevitable"
-- JFK
Originally posted by nenothtu
reply to post by batgirl
"Democratic Socialism" exists only on paper, and in the names of now defunct countries - i.e. "The People's Democratic Socialist Republic of (fill in the blank)". Those countries are now defunct specifically BECAUSE they attempted to implement "democratic socialism". It's unworkable.
The United States has a detailed history of overthrowing foreign leaders and destabilizing countries. Many of these leaders were democratically elected and had left-wing, populist policies that were at odds with US imperialistic and corporate interests.
Haiti 2004 A US-supported coup overthrows president Jean Bertrand-Aristide. After years of subverting the Haitian economy and providing aid and training to right wing opposition and paramilitary groups, democratically elected president Aristide is escorted on a US-charted jet to the Central African Republic. The details of this event are disputed.
Venezuela 2002 There are numerous alleged coup attempts and subterfuges likely initiated by the US and CIA. Current President, Hugo Chavez, has massive popular support and makes many nationalist, progressive reforms. In 2002, Chavez is overthrown in a military coup reminiscent of previous CIA-coups. The US welcomes the coup and congratulates the military, while denying involvement.The coup collapses after two days, however, and Chavez returns to power.
Chile 1973 CIA covert policies (at an expense of $8 million from 1970-73) lead to a coup d’etat in which democratically elected, socialist, populist Allende is killed and dictator Augusto Pinochet brought to power.
Vietnam 1954-1975 US intervention results in 3-5 million Vietnamese deaths and 58,000 American casualties. This, all in the name of stopping communism.
Guatemala 1954 President Jacobo Arbenz (1951-1954), permits free expression, legalizes unions, allows diverse political parties, and initiates basic socioeconomic reforms. The United Fruit Company (UFCO), exerts significant influence within the country. Arbenz is overthrown in a CIA instigated coup. The CIA director at this time, Allen Dulles, was formerly the president of the United Fruit Company (UFCO) and the previous CIA director and under-secretary of state, General Walter Bedell Smith, is on the company’s board of directors. Smith will become UFCO’s president following the overthrow.
Originally posted by Lucidia
The people that are misinformed, ignorant, and irrational enough to oppose protestors who in in general are just exercising whatever free speech they can...know this: there is as much reason to take the protestors, and especially the act of protesting seriously just as there is reason to maintain free speech for humanity's sake.
You need to learn to get your priorities straight and stop complaining ridiculously about protestors in general. It is sick and morally repugnant that there are fools that have not yet learned to prioritize rationally in their reactions to protestors, and draw attention away from the many issues that are worth complaining about like the tyrannies that protests educate people about. Believe it or not, the protestors are saying much more important things than those that take or waste the time making threads against protestors.
Beside that, even Time Magazine takes 'the protestor' seriously enough to name it the 'person of the year.'
www.youtube.com...
Originally posted by TheImmaculateD1
reply to post by sonnny1
The arms are interlocked is in the shape of the block the action will occur in as not every block in Manhattan is a perfect square or rectangle and has nothing to do with socialism. Get over yourself!
Originally posted by TheImmaculateD1
The arms are interlocked is in the shape of the block the action will occur in as not every block in Manhattan is a perfect square or rectangle and has nothing to do with socialism. Get over yourself!
Originally posted by decepticonLaura
reply to post by psyop911
i may or may not be capable of telling when i am being condescended to
what i certainly AM capable of telling is when i receive no answers whatsoever
along with that condescension.