Some of these gents that come on here sound like old women, bitching about something that none of them have the testicular fortitude to do anything about. Compete within the changing structure or die. So simple.
I'm with you. I like it even if it is a bit simplistic... but we do need a starting point. Although: 1. Nothing is ever as it seems. It's neither not that bad nor not that good. 2. Because it's not that bad (yet), this nation of apathetics will not mobilize until prodded in the ass to do so. We may be late, but we'll come around eventually. 3. Unfortunately, people have to have nothing more to lose before #2 (pun intended) happens. 4. I sincerely hope sixwhatever isn't an alias for that dickwad fkbushites... I hate that moron and I would shoot myself if he actually wrote something coherent.
The posters arguements could've been really good if he only left out the part about Palin and Palestine.
You though that represents 'good writing', do you? Interesting. This is the shotgun approach to political analysis. Just accuse everyone of everything. A few good points in there, like the bit about the health industry. Suprised he didn't mention Big Food's lapdog, the FDA. Also relevant was the point about the 'liberal/conservative paradigm'. Still, with the weird sentence construction, the spelling errors and the rambling tone, all we we have is another semi-literate, disenfranchised internet preacher.
Well, it was well written in the way how people comprehend ideas nowadays - lots of cursing and without the expected political correctness.
Revolution? Never happen. Even the poorest of us always has another beer left in the refridgerator or relatives they can move in with. As high as unemployment is now and no signs of fighting in the streets like that Who song preaches and then resolves in the verse, "pick up my guitar and play, just like yesterday" . The craziest of us will resort to prayer before going postal. Even with what has the most potential for common indignation from wall street looting our treasury there aren't enough free market detractors to tip the scales. Is it free market when you Kobyashi Maru your way around the spirit of regulations or corrupt Moodys and S&P? Sounds more like how cancer operates. Even Europeans incite more than we do but they don't have Super Bowls or anywhere near the media drug we do. Have any teabaggers even broken a window anywhere yet?
I think we have enough in us to go a few rounds with the man... but we'll have to be terribly inconvenienced first. Have faith brother, it'll happen.