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Posted by vrickster on October 08, 2005 at 14:28:51 from (207.170.88.59):
In Reply to: OT, War on poverty posted by Redmud on October 08, 2005 at 11:59:56:
It scares me to hear some of these comments. Some are so far removed from reality and these people vote for people based on these weird senses of reality. The wealthy money grabbers must feel very comfortable when us working stiffs think like some of these comments. They are assured to maintain and grow their wealth and leave the other 90% of us in the dust. Not since 1895 has the divide between the wealthy and the rest of us been so large. How many of us aren't one illness away from poverty? And we worry about medical lawsuits- a thing that, in fact, has a minimal effect on our medical costs.
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