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cnmne commented on the blog post Rubber Green Rooms
I don’t twit, so here’s a question someone can pass along:
“Would it be fair to identify civilians who possess guns made for military combat, as those who should be screened for mental health issues?”
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cnmne commented on the blog post The Party of Austerity: Still Seeking that Grand Bargain
It took a Democratic president to sell NAFTA to labor unions. Now, another Democratic president expects to sell cuts in New Deal programs. In the immortal words of George W. Bush, “Fool me once, shame on — shame on you. Fool me — you can’t get fooled again.”
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cnmne commented on the blog post Democratic Enthusiasm Remains Flat
“There’s an old saying in Tennessee—I know it’s in Texas, probably in Tennessee—that says, fool me once, shame on—shame on you. Fool me—you can’t get fooled again.”
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cnmne commented on the diary post They Should Be Forced to Look at This Photo Until They Break by wendydavis.
At 60mph the average car uses 20-25% less fuel than going the same distance at 75mph. A small thing, but something anyone can do.
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cnmne commented on the diary post Transformation by popyeye99.
The beauty of transformation is in showing us just how ephemeral our beliefs really are.
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cnmne commented on the diary post Corporations Are NOT People by wbgonne.
I don’t think the Citizens United decision mentioned the concept of “corporate personhood”, but rather referred to corporations as “associations of citizens”.
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cnmne commented on the diary post Labor Day Rant: Jesus, Buddha, and Darwin Agree that Capitalism is Bad by OhioGringo.
Along with “capital” and “profit”, we are about to discover the illusory nature of the “Social Security Trust Fund”. Strangely, it wasn’t the Buddha who revealed that Truth, it was George W. Bush.
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cnmne commented on the diary post If You Want Real Change, Vote Green by daveschwab.
Yes. I have voted for the “least evil” for the last time. From now on I will vote my conscience. Since the Green Party most closely represents my views, I will vote Green.
