09 Apr 07
Originally posted by kmax87Population explosion - monkeys, typewriters, Shakespeare...
How come every generation thinks they invented sex and on the flip side that educational standards are slipping when compared to when they went through, yet knowledge, technology and inventiveness are only ever on the increase?
09 Apr 07
Originally posted by der schwarze RitterSo. They can kill me or make me sick by polluting the environment, the place I live in, and I have no right to do anything about it.
Corporations are accountable to their shareholders as well as the demands of the market. Now in the socialist paradise you reside in, no, there is no accountability except to the party line.
Man, you are full of crap.
09 Apr 07
Originally posted by der schwarze RitterComing from the generation that punched a bloody great hole in the ozone layer, I'm not taking this to be too much of a big insult.
I think college is overrated though, especially now, since it makes you a moron.
Seriously man, you've got issues. Get counseling - I'm afraid you might kill someone if you don't.
09 Apr 07
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Originally posted by RodneyPorterhttp://spp.gov
Prove it for yourself. Go on the internet to . For a broader perspective go to . It's important that people know what is being done to us. Good luck. Rod
WTF --- I posted two websites and they did not appear in my post - is this one of those lame censorship websites - bloody hell - the websites I offered to prove my assertions are as follows -
http://infowars.com
10 Apr 07
Originally posted by Bad wolfdifferent countries differentiate these in different ways.
So what does this have to do with the middle-class??
Clearly what you're describing is working-class. 😕
The middle class generally have more education for them to use in getting a new job, the working class have more trouble in doing this; your title is erroneous.
wikipedia describes the difference.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Working_class
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_structure_of_the_United_States
10 Apr 07
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Originally posted by kmax87There's no way I'm at peace - therefore - not in denial.
Ah yes nothing like the peace of the ignorant in permanent denial. Its like that dirty pogrom when they said that tobacco would give you cancer. Whatever would good multinationals want do do with poisoning their customer base? Doesn't make sense.
Nah those regulators can go and get bent with their paranoid delusions and leave the corporations to do the rig ...[text shortened]... if they are selling dud products the consumer is smart enough to choose something else. Right!?
"tobacco would give you cancer."
Not even the state mandated graffiti on cigarette packets makes such an exagerated claim. More likely something like "Increase the risk of etc"
Little wonder legitimate graffiti laws carry such little weight when gummint forces private companies to deface their product.
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Non-smoker
10 Apr 07
Originally posted by rubberjaw30Government should do those things the market does not do well or does not do at all. Protecting the environment is one of those things.
damn environmentalists..
this time, they're getting their way...
and it's screwing over the middle class...
last tuesday, the Supreme Court made a decision which will allow the EPA to have more control over reducing pollution...
since the leaders of the EPA are appointed, not elected, they have no worries about mandating to car companies that they be ...[text shortened]... ave a larger say in the acts the Agency wants to employ?
I believe yes
any other thoughts?
Even with 36,000 Ohioans thrown out of work, unemployment rates remain stable. Funny how people always manage to find ways to make a living.
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10 Apr 07
Originally posted by zeeblebotI read the United States one and I still got the feeling that miners are working class, even more so.
different countries differentiate these in different ways.
wikipedia describes the difference.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Working_class
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_structure_of_the_United_States
This extract the most:
"the working class has little economic security and is extremely susceptible to fluctuations in the economy. Currently out-sourcing and cost-cutting related lay-offs are much more a pressing issues for persons of this class, than in the higher classes."
10 Apr 07
should americans get the opportunity to elect these EPA officials, or at least have a larger say in the acts the Agency wants to employ?you must know the environment is screwed either way.as long as corperation exist ,and it always will.
I believe yes
any other thoughts?[/b]
the world is changing and or will be forced to change in order to save itself. job loss is just a standard casualty,among even larger casualties like deforestation depleting ozone etc.