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  • March 2, 2009 at 4:34 PM #359312
    BGinRB
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    [quote=Zeitgeist]I see little difference between the socialists and the fascists… [/quote]

    If you really don’t see a difference between François Mitterrand or Olof Palme on one side and Benito Mussolini and Francisco Franco on another you might want to work on developing some cricial thinking skills in you next life.

    March 2, 2009 at 5:01 PM #358759
    patientrenter
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    [quote=BGinRB][quote=Zeitgeist]I see little difference between the socialists and the fascists… [/quote]

    If you really don’t see a difference between François Mitterrand or Olof Palme on one side and Benito Mussolini and Francisco Franco on another you might want to work on developing some cricial thinking skills in you next life. [/quote]

    I you can’t see that all lefties are reasonable and responsible people who make things work in real life, and all righties are sadists who bring disaster to their countries, then you are an idiot. Did I get that about right, BGinRB?

    March 2, 2009 at 5:01 PM #359062
    patientrenter
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    [quote=BGinRB][quote=Zeitgeist]I see little difference between the socialists and the fascists… [/quote]

    If you really don’t see a difference between François Mitterrand or Olof Palme on one side and Benito Mussolini and Francisco Franco on another you might want to work on developing some cricial thinking skills in you next life. [/quote]

    I you can’t see that all lefties are reasonable and responsible people who make things work in real life, and all righties are sadists who bring disaster to their countries, then you are an idiot. Did I get that about right, BGinRB?

    March 2, 2009 at 5:01 PM #359203
    patientrenter
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    [quote=BGinRB][quote=Zeitgeist]I see little difference between the socialists and the fascists… [/quote]

    If you really don’t see a difference between François Mitterrand or Olof Palme on one side and Benito Mussolini and Francisco Franco on another you might want to work on developing some cricial thinking skills in you next life. [/quote]

    I you can’t see that all lefties are reasonable and responsible people who make things work in real life, and all righties are sadists who bring disaster to their countries, then you are an idiot. Did I get that about right, BGinRB?

    March 2, 2009 at 5:01 PM #359238
    patientrenter
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    [quote=BGinRB][quote=Zeitgeist]I see little difference between the socialists and the fascists… [/quote]

    If you really don’t see a difference between François Mitterrand or Olof Palme on one side and Benito Mussolini and Francisco Franco on another you might want to work on developing some cricial thinking skills in you next life. [/quote]

    I you can’t see that all lefties are reasonable and responsible people who make things work in real life, and all righties are sadists who bring disaster to their countries, then you are an idiot. Did I get that about right, BGinRB?

    March 2, 2009 at 5:01 PM #359341
    patientrenter
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    [quote=BGinRB][quote=Zeitgeist]I see little difference between the socialists and the fascists… [/quote]

    If you really don’t see a difference between François Mitterrand or Olof Palme on one side and Benito Mussolini and Francisco Franco on another you might want to work on developing some cricial thinking skills in you next life. [/quote]

    I you can’t see that all lefties are reasonable and responsible people who make things work in real life, and all righties are sadists who bring disaster to their countries, then you are an idiot. Did I get that about right, BGinRB?

    March 2, 2009 at 7:45 PM #358854
    gandalf
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    Nice quote there, Zeit.

    [GOP asshole alert…]

    Back on topic, Roubini is worried, and that says something. He’s the uber-bear. I can’t imagine an economy that surprises Roubini on the downside. What a ferocious storm we’re facing ahead…

    Hate to say it, but I see this lasting into 2010 too. It feels like it’s still deteriorating.

    Also, I think technological innovations related to energy supplies could really boost our economic outlook. An efficient electric car produced here in the US, for example. Powering SoCal’s energy grid with ‘farms’ of solar panels. Could turn things around…

    March 2, 2009 at 7:45 PM #359156
    gandalf
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    Nice quote there, Zeit.

    [GOP asshole alert…]

    Back on topic, Roubini is worried, and that says something. He’s the uber-bear. I can’t imagine an economy that surprises Roubini on the downside. What a ferocious storm we’re facing ahead…

    Hate to say it, but I see this lasting into 2010 too. It feels like it’s still deteriorating.

    Also, I think technological innovations related to energy supplies could really boost our economic outlook. An efficient electric car produced here in the US, for example. Powering SoCal’s energy grid with ‘farms’ of solar panels. Could turn things around…

    March 2, 2009 at 7:45 PM #359298
    gandalf
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    Nice quote there, Zeit.

    [GOP asshole alert…]

    Back on topic, Roubini is worried, and that says something. He’s the uber-bear. I can’t imagine an economy that surprises Roubini on the downside. What a ferocious storm we’re facing ahead…

    Hate to say it, but I see this lasting into 2010 too. It feels like it’s still deteriorating.

    Also, I think technological innovations related to energy supplies could really boost our economic outlook. An efficient electric car produced here in the US, for example. Powering SoCal’s energy grid with ‘farms’ of solar panels. Could turn things around…

    March 2, 2009 at 7:45 PM #359334
    gandalf
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    Nice quote there, Zeit.

    [GOP asshole alert…]

    Back on topic, Roubini is worried, and that says something. He’s the uber-bear. I can’t imagine an economy that surprises Roubini on the downside. What a ferocious storm we’re facing ahead…

    Hate to say it, but I see this lasting into 2010 too. It feels like it’s still deteriorating.

    Also, I think technological innovations related to energy supplies could really boost our economic outlook. An efficient electric car produced here in the US, for example. Powering SoCal’s energy grid with ‘farms’ of solar panels. Could turn things around…

    March 2, 2009 at 7:45 PM #359437
    gandalf
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    Nice quote there, Zeit.

    [GOP asshole alert…]

    Back on topic, Roubini is worried, and that says something. He’s the uber-bear. I can’t imagine an economy that surprises Roubini on the downside. What a ferocious storm we’re facing ahead…

    Hate to say it, but I see this lasting into 2010 too. It feels like it’s still deteriorating.

    Also, I think technological innovations related to energy supplies could really boost our economic outlook. An efficient electric car produced here in the US, for example. Powering SoCal’s energy grid with ‘farms’ of solar panels. Could turn things around…

    March 2, 2009 at 7:51 PM #358864
    afx114
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    [quote=gandalf]Also, I think technological innovations related to energy supplies could really boost our economic outlook. An efficient electric car produced here in the US, for example. Powering SoCal’s energy grid with ‘farms’ of solar panels. Could turn things around…[/quote]

    Agreed. This is the only way that I see that the USA getting out of this. Add stem cell research to the list. Imagine leading the world in these three areas, and exporting it all to the rest of the world. Magic bullet? Unfortunately, everyone else has a 5-15 year head start on us with respect to auto, energy, and stem cells.

    March 2, 2009 at 7:51 PM #359166
    afx114
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    [quote=gandalf]Also, I think technological innovations related to energy supplies could really boost our economic outlook. An efficient electric car produced here in the US, for example. Powering SoCal’s energy grid with ‘farms’ of solar panels. Could turn things around…[/quote]

    Agreed. This is the only way that I see that the USA getting out of this. Add stem cell research to the list. Imagine leading the world in these three areas, and exporting it all to the rest of the world. Magic bullet? Unfortunately, everyone else has a 5-15 year head start on us with respect to auto, energy, and stem cells.

    March 2, 2009 at 7:51 PM #359308
    afx114
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    [quote=gandalf]Also, I think technological innovations related to energy supplies could really boost our economic outlook. An efficient electric car produced here in the US, for example. Powering SoCal’s energy grid with ‘farms’ of solar panels. Could turn things around…[/quote]

    Agreed. This is the only way that I see that the USA getting out of this. Add stem cell research to the list. Imagine leading the world in these three areas, and exporting it all to the rest of the world. Magic bullet? Unfortunately, everyone else has a 5-15 year head start on us with respect to auto, energy, and stem cells.

    March 2, 2009 at 7:51 PM #359344
    afx114
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    [quote=gandalf]Also, I think technological innovations related to energy supplies could really boost our economic outlook. An efficient electric car produced here in the US, for example. Powering SoCal’s energy grid with ‘farms’ of solar panels. Could turn things around…[/quote]

    Agreed. This is the only way that I see that the USA getting out of this. Add stem cell research to the list. Imagine leading the world in these three areas, and exporting it all to the rest of the world. Magic bullet? Unfortunately, everyone else has a 5-15 year head start on us with respect to auto, energy, and stem cells.

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