6 Responses to “Paris Hilton vs George W. Bush”

1. Xman says:

   Friday, May 11, 2007 at 11:47 am

   It seems to be systemic. Was looking at a short blurb about all the countries that are ignoring their constitutions in key areas as well as ignoring majority public opinion of populations.
   Just commenting on how leaders the world over (most of them spoiled rich kids) are choosing what rules to obey and which to ignore.
   Odd thing is, the church groups who used to uphold strong principles and ethics are themselves choosing which ones they want to uphold. It looks like a total system breakdown to me.

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2. Lynne says:

   Friday, May 11, 2007 at 12:52 pm

   Another terrific post.
   And I’m so tired of the wealthy setting the stage for discourse. They fool us into thinking we are gay vs straight, black vs white, immigrant vs native, religious vs agnostic, etc., but the true battle is between the wealthy and all the rest of us. We really are looking at a New World Order.

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3. pelmo says:

   Friday, May 11, 2007 at 4:58 pm

   We have lost the old values. When a handshake sealed a deal and someones word was trusted. Now lawyers are hired by the dozen to break contracts and for a few measly dollars allegiances are quickly switched.
   Churches are no longer about religion, but have grown faster then big corporations where the bottom line is most important.
   It has always been about the wealthy and the poor. It’s just that today the wealthy are more greedy, and want it all. And like fools, we can’t wait to toss our hard earned money at them, as they use the media to convince us that we can’t live without those electronic gadgets, that clutter our homes or are thrown on the trash pile as the new and improved models come out daily.

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4. JoeC says:

   Friday, May 11, 2007 at 6:18 pm

   Since 1967, the middle class in the U.S. has been steadily disappearing. You can see it clearly in the data here: Widening Income Gap.

   Just looking at history, places with no middle class aren’t very nice places to live…mostly dictatorships ruling over lots of very pissed off starving violent people who will kill for a piece of bread.

   It really is about the wealthy and the poor…so many things are tied to getting that mixture right…

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5. P Alfonso says:

   Saturday, August 2, 2008 at 9:10 am

   Barack Obama
   He really sets a good example for our young people:
   If cocaine and marijuana is good for our President it is good enough for us.
   Why should anyone be imprisoned for doing drugs, our President did and never went to jail.
   I am going to smoke pot and do cocaine and maybe when I grow up I can be a President too.
   Visit me at: http://www.readwhatisee.com

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6. P Alfonso says:

   Saturday, August 2, 2008 at 9:29 am

   This post is for Lynne who posted above.
   A New World Order?
   That could mean many things; it could be good and it could be very bad.
   What we need in our country is more unity and patriotism.
   Our politicians self interest keep drawing us further and further apart. There is a trend to fracture our society into more and smaller groups.
   I am inclined to believe that this trend will continue until we have a major and I mean huge national disaster that will force us to unite again.
   A New World Order sound a bit scary. Visit my website and read my article:
   Obama proposes a Democrat Leftist Police State.
   http://www.readwhatisee.com

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