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Thread: A lesson from the Rockefellers - they invite government intervention

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    Quote Originally Posted by squidward View Post
    the dems are no different than the repubs. They are corporatist whores.
    Each is charged with appeasing nearly 50% of the voters, assuring nothing changes.
    True but I'm speaking of the imaginary box in which these people reside, where they vehemently send curses to the other side.
    The State has never been created by a "social contract"; it has always been born in conquest and exploitation.

    -Rothbard

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    Quote Originally Posted by NetworkCitizen View Post
    True but I'm speaking of the imaginary box in which these people reside, where they vehemently send curses to the other side.
    charming theatre isn't it ?
    What the two parties fight over is not alternative political visions and different legislative agendas, but which party gets to be the whore for Wall Street, the military-security complex, Israel Lobby, agribusiness, and energy, mining, and timber interests. - Paul Craig Roberts

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    Quote Originally Posted by squidward View Post
    charming theatre isn't it ?
    It's frustrating. It's like a tragedy that never ends, but you just know it's going to end badly.
    The State has never been created by a "social contract"; it has always been born in conquest and exploitation.

    -Rothbard

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    Quote Originally Posted by NetworkCitizen View Post
    It's frustrating. It's like a tragedy that never ends, but you just know it's going to end badly.
    yes, the people will love the price tag of money for nothin'
    What the two parties fight over is not alternative political visions and different legislative agendas, but which party gets to be the whore for Wall Street, the military-security complex, Israel Lobby, agribusiness, and energy, mining, and timber interests. - Paul Craig Roberts

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