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Location: Los Angeles, which as I understand was once upon a time ago part of the United States of America
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Nutty Lou...why can't he be more like that nice boy Sean Hannity or Rush Limbaugh...
Repeat after me: Democrats are ruining this country, and killing little puppy dogs as well. Outsourcing creates jobs in the U.S., and free trade is smart trade.
Repeat after me: Democrats are ruining this country, and killing little puppy dogs as well. Outsourcing creates jobs in the U.S., and free trade is smart trade.
I know those nutty economists claiming that reducing barriers and allowing free exchange of goods is actually beneficial for both countries.
What we need is an economic environment where business has no incentive (in fact an active disincentive) to improve efficiency and to provide competitive prices. It would be further improved if it allowed unions to make absurd demands and made it impossible to combat corruption and graft in organized labor.
Exactly! Unfortunately, ethical and journalistic morals are so low in mainstream media today, that what-ever sells is tolerated in the name of profit. Fortunately, I am lucky enough to get my news from overseas. The only time I watch CNN is during the election season
If we had a few more "paranoid" people in this country with the awareness to ask questions and think logically rather than accept what they are told by the media so they can sleep well at night, maybe we as Americans would not be dealing with daily government corruption, strategic propoganda, and continuous lies about the actions of this country's military. If someone has a thought or idea that is somewhat different that the media, automatically they are looked at as a nut job. Why?
If we had a few more "paranoid" people in this country with the awareness to ask questions and think logically rather than accept what they are told by the media so they can sleep well at night, maybe we as Americans would not be dealing with daily government corruption, strategic propoganda, and continuous lies about the actions of this country's military. If someone has a thought or idea that is somewhat different that the media, automatically they are looked at as a nut job. Why?
IMO you have somewhat touched on the answer to your question. Rather than describing Dobbs as paranoid I believe he often raises issues that make viewers uncomfortable, some of course more than others. Those that tend to cast political partisanship on nearly everything can become angered.
Those that are more moderate and analytical are uneasy because upon checking we find the context correct more times than not. Well, undoubtably we acknowledge a genuine flaw or problem, now, what is our next step to eradicate this. Not having an avenue of effective reproach we often stew in utter frustration. Sometimes the T.V. goes off, sometimes we write our Rep. and get a form letter written by Monica's step sister in return, sometimes we pass the word to those that are interested. That said, we are often still frustrated and wary. Some try to slay the messenger to gain relief.
I confess, I get a bit upset when I hear of successful power grabs by the executive branch, and that would be so no matter who the occupants are. I think crucial trade decisions should be made in unison with Congress not decided by one person or a small back office special interest group. I always thought it is we the people, not HE the person.
IMO you have somewhat touched on the answer to your question. Rather than describing Dobbs as paranoid I believe he often raises issues that make viewers uncomfortable, some of course more than others. Those that tend to cast political partisanship on nearly everything can become angered.
Those that are more moderate and analytical are uneasy because upon checking we find the context correct more times than not. Well, undoubtably we acknowledge a genuine flaw or problem, now, what is our next step to eradicate this. Not having an avenue of effective reproach we often stew in utter frustration. Sometimes the T.V. goes off, sometimes we write our Rep. and get a form letter written by Monica's step sister in return, sometimes we pass the word to those that are interested. That said, we are often still frustrated and wary. Some try to slay the messenger to gain relief.
I confess, I get a bit upset when I hear of successful power grabs by the executive branch, and that would be so no matter who the occupants are. I think crucial trade decisions should be made in unison with Congress not decided by one person or a small back office special interest group. I always thought it is we the people, not HE the person.
Good comment. I agree.
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