Converting from capitalism into socialism (was Re: when to let little boys into public restrooms)
The Technical Manager
> The Technical Manager wrote:
>
> > Richard Steven Walz wrote:
> >
> >> In article
> >> <slrnahjts9.sp1.Z...@hpb13799Z.Zboi.hpZ.com.invalid>,
> >> Sylvan Butler <Znospam+...@hpb13799Z.Zboi.hpZ.com.invalid> wrote:
> >> >On 26 Jun 2002 06:11:32 GMT, Richard Steven Walz
> >> ><rst...@deeptht.armory.com> wrote:
> >> >> Why, don't you trust your friends and neighbors to decide for everyone
> >> >
> >> >I do. And they do. Right now. They vote with their money just
> >> >like I do.
> >> ----------------------------
> >> When only the rich get the vote, or get LOTS MORE votes, that's not
> >> democracy. And it is NOT!
> >>
> >> >You don't get it Steve. The US is just what you want, capitalist.
> >> >Sylvan Butler
> >> -----------------------------
> >> No, and it's not what most of its people want either. They just haven't
> >> figured out how to justify getting what they want yet after being so long
> >> enslaved in Europe.
> >
> > I Europe socialism is going out of fashion. Nationalism and patriotism is
> > on the rise whether it be the Front National in France, the Freedom Party
> > in Austria, the Danish Peoples Party in Denmark or the BNP in Britain.
>
> Yep. Pretty scary.
>
Scared of what ? Most ordinary European men and women on the street have
nothing to be scared of from such organisations. They aren't exactly the devil
incarnate.
Its those dreamy chattering class liberals who will have the smile wiped of
their faces but they only constitute a small fraction of society anyway but
seem to own the best part of the media.
>
> --
> Mike Coburn
>
> "It's the tax system, stupid. No, it's the ludicrous
> banking system. Well, actually, its both. With proper
> consideration we find these injustices are made
> possible by the lack of representation of The People
> in their government". -- http://GreaterVoice.org