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 From: penny@pen.rhys 
  
 On Sat, 14 Jan 2006 09:29:55 GMT, LC@dinkerson.com (Ladies Choice) 
 wrote: 
  
 >In article <4pehs1h3afitcrhv2otg5du5vttl2otrhi@4ax.com>, penny@pen.rhys 
 says... 
 >> 
 >>A free market ideology which you are espousing is the very thing that 
 >>takes freedom away from the ordinary people of Canada and America. 
 >>and it is the very ideology that is charging around the world right 
 >>now in the guise of "free trade'" which should more properly be called 
 >>corporate globalization. 
 >> 
 >>A democracy is for the people , by the people and with the people. 
 >> 
 >> Over time the dynamics of all political systems change including 
 >>democracies.   Both America and Canada have deteriorated into 
 >>plutocracies but it's happened in the US to a much greater extent than 
 >>Canada .. 
 >> 
 >> Also in the US the ruling Bushites now have control of the Congress, 
 >>the Senate and the  Judicial System, and there is one voice speaking 
 >>in the US. 
 >> 
 >> Since the Bush Party are for the rich and the mega corporations they 
 >>would not  support a bill for price controls because it's against 
 >>their free market policies and their allegiance to  their big lobby 
 >>groups the mega and transnational corporations. 
 >> 
 > 
 >heh 'corporate globalization', 'plutocracy', 'transnational corportions'. 
 I'll 
 >bet you think that regurgitating these 'big' buzzwords makes you look smart 
 >don't you.  Awwww thats cute 
  
  
 I guess you've lost the argument again in spite of the wonderful 
 course you took. 
  
 And I thought those words were common.  Who would have "thunk" it. 
  
 Penny 
 I 
  
 Penny 
  
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