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However, we do think there will be a sharp rise in violence against
one particular group: friends and family (including co-workers). We are
already seeing an up-tick in that today. In March 2009, four separate
families were massacred, not by a stranger but by the man of the house.
We also expect to see more workplace violence. Friends and family
are obvious targets for people who are angry and distressed over
finances and work, because they are convenient and don’t take
precautions against being shot, unlike the politicians who will take pre-
cautions. So, although an armed uprising is highly unlikely, a great deal
of violence against friends and family is almost certain.
The only silver lining to this dreadful situation may be that, after a
while, people will become unhappy enough with the high levels of
violence that they consider ways of reducing it that were previously
unthinkable in the United States, such as gun control. Given the lack of
guns in Europe and Japan, we would not expect to see such a large
amount of lethal violence against friends and family there, although it
may increase somewhat over today’s levels. The anger will be there,
like the United States, but the tools to convert that anger into quick
and easy killings are not.
The only silver lining to this dreadful situation may be that, after a
while, people will become unhappy enough with the high levels of
violence that they consider ways of reducing it that were previously
unthinkable in the United States, such as gun control.
they don't want us all killing each other when our bank accounts are empty...
Woodrow Wilson did in 1913, and nobody has done one damned thing about it since. I thought the charter for the fed was supposed to expire this year? What's going on with that?
Originally posted by seeker1963
reply to post by gncnew
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My problem with that theory, is who gave the bankers the power and authority to recklessly cause these bubbles??
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