- Sep 18, 2008
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FML. FYL. FOL.
America....Its a wrap.
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- Feb 17, 2007
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Ha, I'll believe it when I see it.
Implication is one thing, but if the US were to give up it's greatest strength willingly I'd be floored.
- Jan 5, 2004
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Maybe if people didnt spend there work day on the internet, the financial situation wouldnt be so bad
- Jun 26, 2009
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???
- Sep 30, 2008
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Shots fired huh?
Considering I was one of the only people at my job who didn't fake a sickness to keep their holiday going, I don't feel so bad.
- Jan 5, 2004
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im just saying if people worked towards their potential, somethings maybe better. How many ceos do you think actually work? Im just personally sick of peoplehalf assing at work.
- Feb 21, 2005
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Unfortunatly the right wing has hi-jacked American politics. And these people, make Nixon look like a God. It's like mass of bible-beatin dullards, whobelieve the earth is flat and universal health care is the devil are controlling the country, there is a reason to be scared.
- Sep 30, 2008
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I hear that.
Personally, I can't get much accomplished without my staff being present and almost 75% of the team called out today.
can't really be mad at tha but the greater attitude that you speak of is part of the moral decay. There is a lack of traditional work ethic and a falsesense of entitlement that too many of us have.
That goes hand in hand with us becoming a service oriented economy instead of producing tangible products, the average worker is detached from their job andgets little sense of satisfaction or accomplishment from a days work.
- Feb 25, 2008
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lol
- Jun 16, 2008
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10eazye
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- May 20, 2009
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Wow you guys really believe in this BS? They're just trying to scare you don't worry too much about it.
- Jan 5, 2004
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Thank you for saying what i reall ment... Now get back to work
- Apr 4, 2007
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Good thing I'm planning to move to Canada...
- Feb 21, 2005
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This is the problem. My generation is so non-chalant and has this belief that things work themselves out. Aside from maybe 2 of my friends (my age) I can'thave a serious topic with them about the state of the world. No one cares about !$@+. Everyone is so wrapped up in materialistic !$@+, twitter, Jordans etc.It's like they are asleep to the true state of the world.
10eazye
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- May 20, 2009
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.....America has a great work ethic....that's why people only get two weeks vacation hahaha.
- Sep 30, 2008
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YUP!
10eazye
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If they wanted this problem could be wiped out tomorrow...but why would they do that? They would have to give up some of their power. EDIT:Haha I know how youfeel.
- Jun 26, 2009
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Welcome to my world.
- May 7, 2005
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i know some family members in Spain moving yayo and women. i can always move there.
- Jan 21, 2007
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The "We'll be alright" and "America always bounces back" comments sound really nice, but every time our country has bounced back it wasbecause it received a hard kick from its citizens because things were taking a turn for the worst. If we remain apathetic and have this "everything willbe alright" attitude while (not to offend anyone) less intelligent people spew hate and call a national health care system that would provide much neededinsurance to millions "trampling the Constitution" then things certainly will not be ok.
If we allow our government to continue on with two wars that have done nothing but waste tax dollars and accomplish absolutely nothing we will not be ok.
If, like Mr. Herbert states in the article, Americans do not learn to live within their means and continue to live absolutely outlandish lifestyles that theycertainly cannot afford then we will not be ok.
If we allow our government to continue on with two wars that have done nothing but waste tax dollars and accomplish absolutely nothing we will not be ok.
If, like Mr. Herbert states in the article, Americans do not learn to live within their means and continue to live absolutely outlandish lifestyles that theycertainly cannot afford then we will not be ok.
- Feb 21, 2005
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I just find it sad when I go on dudes facebooks and under "Favorite Books:" you see @%%+ like, "Who the %%$% reads?" People are soself-indulgent it seems like this generation only cares about getting "#+%$#! up" and "getting money."
- Sep 30, 2008
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If we continue to allow THIS to happen, well.. you know.
Yeah, that was one of the comments that stood out to me during the reading.
Where are the alternative solutions in the midst of all of this right wing hysteria?
Wheres the 1,000 page GOP proposal to compete with Obama's plan?
- Aug 2, 2008
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read the comments for political stories on AOL.com... it is so awful.
- Oct 31, 2004
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You guys are missing point. The Republicans and Democrats are one in the same.
Both were for the bailouts
Both control the debates and shutout third party movements which in the past have accomplished feats such as women's voting rights and the abolition ofslavery
Both take money from corporate criminals ($9 million or so combined in the last check in 2002 election cycle. God knows how much it is now).
Both consistently put big business ahead of the people
How much longer are you guys going to hope one party gets it right in this rotten system?
Both were for the bailouts
Both control the debates and shutout third party movements which in the past have accomplished feats such as women's voting rights and the abolition ofslavery
Both take money from corporate criminals ($9 million or so combined in the last check in 2002 election cycle. God knows how much it is now).
Both consistently put big business ahead of the people
How much longer are you guys going to hope one party gets it right in this rotten system?
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