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Old 10-17-2011, 06:14 AM
 
Location: The Republic of Texas
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Are these USA values that this nation was founded upon?

Fascist policies that reward the risk takers, when they fail.

Greedy got a bailout and the public paid the price no questions asked, with a boot on their throats. As we speak, Wall Street has been bailed out over and over, with the Federal Reserve and the printing press.
Then our government throws money at other nations, so they will be our friends and we go deeper in debt, with jobs leaving the USA at historic leaps.
The USA always had trade tariffs for a reason. That is governments tool to a strong economy and they gave it away.


I can see the outrage at the Occupy Wall Street deal. They are not far from the things the Tea Party was upset about.
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