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11-24-2013 02:55 PM |
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Originally Posted by ilovetv
(Post 786263)
Yes, like when the pioneers on this nation's frontiers resolved to live in a wood-frame or log house instead of a sod one.
There were probably bitter, resentful dirt house dwellers who called the wood-frame or log house owners "rich" and "greedy" too. But each one worked like a mule to carve out the woods or rocks or sod they built their place with.
Envy is the twin brother of Greed in the list of 7 Deadly Sins.
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Ask the Native Americans what they though of that "capitalism"...a VERY fair system...isn't it. Best there is! ONLY for those who stack the deck. Ask the Africans what they thought of capitalism too. I bet they'd disagree it's "the best".
You think it was "noble" conquering this continent? It was conquered by greed, people wanting to make a buck, TAKING what they wanted from others who were already here. Have some more koolaid...they've got you hook line and sinker...believing their false "history" of the noble pioneer innocently being harassed by the natives. Farmers and ranchers living side by side in harmony.
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Originally Posted by Golfingnut
(Post 786298)
Very true and so many are victims even when they think they are a recipient.
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There's a lot of ignorance in the world...people don't like having their world view shattered. They start serving the koolaid at an early age. It's hard to resist the indoctrination...the brainwashing. Practically everything we THINK we know...ends up being wrong. "History" as written...is propaganda.
No wonder so many are so screwed up psychologically. We're constantly bombarded with lies. Take religion, they start when we're just babies. Babies, children, when bombarded with "religion", believe it to be true, it's VERY hard to change their views. Be it a Christian, Muslim, Jew, Hindi, Buddhist, whatever religion, when the brainwashing begins at an early age, it's hard to reverse. Same goes for the twisted "history" we were all taught. The lies start early, and they're believed. throughout life.
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