PostmodernProphet
fully immersed in faith..
lol.....its always easy to spot the people who were never first in place at anything.......at least you were smart enough to realize the participation trophies they gave you were worthess.......
Why any form of collectivism will never work.
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lol.....its always easy to spot the people who were never first in place at anything.......at least you were smart enough to realize the participation trophies they gave you were worthess.......
Maybe Nordberg throwing them away removed the reminder that he could never be first at anything.
Damn! You're so stupid you don't even know what we're talking about.
Your style of cowardice is to avoid answering questions then blame it on someone else. You make a "good" nigger.
Fentoine Lum
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Billionaires Are the Lethal Monkey on the Back of the American Public
https://www.truthdig.com/articles/s...al-monkey-on-the-back-of-the-american-public/
They do so in the name of the distorted libertarian ideology that they use to subvert the American experiment in democracy, by denying the legitimacy of government intervention into the economy on the side of fairness and justice, including decent working conditions, fair wages, regulation of the economy and the right to form unions to represent workers and fight for their interests.
His conclusion: Don’t look to the superrich corporate elite for the solution—they’re the problem. As Giridharadas puts it, for the rich and powerful, “Success depends on extraction. … Making the American dream accessible … will actually require the powerful being pulled down a peg … seeing some of their resources diminish in order for us to do right for most of us.”
https://www.truthdig.com/articles/s...al-monkey-on-the-back-of-the-american-public/
They do so in the name of the distorted libertarian ideology that they use to subvert the American experiment in democracy, by denying the legitimacy of government intervention into the economy on the side of fairness and justice, including decent working conditions, fair wages, regulation of the economy and the right to form unions to represent workers and fight for their interests.
His conclusion: Don’t look to the superrich corporate elite for the solution—they’re the problem. As Giridharadas puts it, for the rich and powerful, “Success depends on extraction. … Making the American dream accessible … will actually require the powerful being pulled down a peg … seeing some of their resources diminish in order for us to do right for most of us.”
My response was to show that the one asking the first question doesn't understand what he's asking.
Jealousy is killing you.
You ran from my question by falsely claiming it was in bad faith. If you can't answer, just be honest and say so.
There are some very successful electric power co-ops and agricultural co-ops as well as many wildly successful ESOPS.. What are you talking about?
There you go again blaming your inability to answer on someone else making excuses for not answering. Typical of your kind. You're simply not worth the air you breathe. How about putting a plastic bag over your head, sealing it, and doing the world a favor.
Fentoine Lum
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Typical excuse of a coward. Were you born that way or raised that way by worthless parents? Bet you won't answer.
Yet you use it as support for your claim then run from it like a coward.
It's considered jealousy much like yours with the insurance coverage I have that you want. Hope you don't get coverage and die of a horrible disease that could be cured if you had it.