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|    BOB BREED to RICHARD WEBB    |
|    Re: Can You Say It?    |
|    28 Feb 12 09:29:00    |
      ...               BB> Simple answer here, I just stopped listening to all of them. :)        BB> Yeah, I'm failing my civic duty because 'every vote counts." Haa,        BB> I say Haa! Man talk about a line of bs, put that one at the top!               RW> YEah I know, and it just gets worse. I go pull mylever or        RW> mark my ballot, and it gets tossed anyway if i didn't vote        RW> for one of the majors. I'll occasionally get my choice as a senator or        RW> congress critter, but the whole system has become morally and ethically        RW> bankrupt. AS I said, a society that        RW> is hellbent on defecating on its young. A whole generation        RW> of "to hell with you i got mine." Great place my grandson        RW> gets to live in. Yet we tell him his vote counts, he's        RW> supposed to be a good little citizen adn do what he's told.              I stopped pulling the lever. :) Gotta save my energy for something productive.               RW> The trouble is, this baby boomer believed all the hype and        RW> bought in. I figure at least I got lucky and was raised        RW> during its glory days when, as the song says "the future's        RW> so bright I gotta wear shades." That was before some greedy old rich        RW> men decided they had theirs and the future didn't        RW> matter. Bring back King Ronnie the first!!!                      I'm even better off than you are, having lived through what was maybe the best       times ever - that period from about 1946 up to the mid'70s or so. Good thing       was back when I entered the labor market for what would become my career, it       was with telco which paid a very good wage, had benefits, job security and       based on all that the average dude could buy a home, a car, and with luck even       a few bucks left over for a meal out now and again.              Not many jobs out there like that right now. Even telco is slowly phasing out       union represented workers. It'll take a while, but the trend is there.                                                   --- MultiMail/Win32 v0.49        * Origin: Since 1991 And Were Still Here! DOCSPLACE.TZO.COM (1:123/140)    |
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