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BosstonesOwn
join:2002-12-15
Everett, MA
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| reply to mgbaker
Re: Hollow Victory
War on drugs ? How about legalize it and let darwin's theory sort the trash from the rest. Imagine the taxes we could collect on this , not to mention the purity and addictiveness could probably be engineered out of the drug. But alas most addiction is because people have addictive personalities.
War on poverty ? Really we started one on that ? I wouldn't know that by looking at what the government does. But the taxes from said legalized drugs could help us build more subsidized housing to help fund the war on poverty.
War on terror ? Don't make me laugh here , you were sold a line of BS from the gubberment to help erode your freedoms. And they did it very well. Look at how intertwined the corporations that are making money off this "war" are with the government. They are a cancer growing on the backbone of America.
How about we take our troops from other countries and let them blow each other up instead of blowing up our troops ? They should not be fighting a war for corporations , they should be fighting for their freedom in their native country.
The "war" on piracy is next. Because we have to preserve our way of life right ? Let us all bow to the **AA heads and start raiding more countries to protect our way of life ! We must ! If the **AA had their way we would be invading any country that doesn't bend over to their way of doing business.
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mgbaker
join:2000-05-14
Charlotte, NC
·RoadRunner Cable
| reply to Doctor Four
I have no love for the MPAA or the RIAA, especially the RIAA. They have dug their own graves by not embracing technology and the internet, and then finding effective and
cheap alternatives to the dinosaur days they cling to. Oh, much of the music the industry highlights and advertises, just really sucks.
Anyway, you compared the fight to war on drugs, terror, and poverty. Just because we can't totally eradicate those things, doesn't mean we should stop trying. Should we just stop fighting all crime because there will always be crime? Should we stop fighting diseases just because there will always be diseases? I think not. | |
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