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Re: What in the world is happening to this nation?
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Posted by russ hamm on September 03, 2005 at 05:30:53 from (63.245.178.227):
In Reply to: Re: What in the world is happening to this nation? posted by edchainsaw on September 02, 2005 at 22:18:44:
thanks ed chainsaw. i think all of the above.greed is definately a big one today. my boss told me the other day if an employee would quit buying cigarettes he could be driving a cadillac. id rather not smoke and drive something non union built. is anyone involved in tractor shows out there (organizing) having trouble with help like us? guys that used to work together seem to be at each others throats these days. and a lot of it looks like the me thing.'' if it wasnt for me this show would not be here" stuff.
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