Personally, the best part is at the end when the girl admits she's suing for rent she never paid either.

 

You believe there is a real dignity to human life that trumps their use beyond one's ability to produce goods and services (and the wealth associated). Marx and Engels would crawl out of their graves and kiss you if they could.

. . . and where's my ?

 

I also know what he's sayin', but I'm glad he regularly asked to verify that he was being understood.

 

So four nonsense aphorisms copied and pasted get a thumbs-up from you, but a simple and logical question garners a rude reply and an accusation the poster does not think for themselves?

If you cannot argue the point, concede it. Applying your own labels to people does not invalidate their points, it only makes you look stupid.

 

We done reached that conclusion.

 

I think you have your statement backwards. Neither Marx, nor Engles or Mao especially valued human life beyond what could be produced for the common good.

 

So four nonsense aphorisms copied and pasted get a thumbs-up from you, but a simple and logical question garners a rude reply and an accusation the poster does not think for themselves? If you cannot argue the point, concede it. Applying your own labels to people does not invalidate their points, it only makes you look stupid.
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It's not nonsense, maybe you need to slowly re-read the excerpt again. And if you wish to read more, here is where you can find the whole work.


Dr. Rogers' 1996 work Ten Secrets for a Successful Family (ISBN 978-0891078838).

 

I think you have your statement backwards. Neither Marx, nor Engles or Mao especially valued human life beyond what could be produced for the common good.
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I do not have my statements backwards at all. You believe that the good of man trumps the free market.

Now, I'm going to go out on a limb and guess that either you have (at least) a college degree, or are substantially read in any number of topics beyond a conventional high school education. So given that, we have an educated, hard-working individual who's dignity trumps the fundamentals of Capitalism and that the freedom of the free market is in fact, a hoax.

More to that point, your previous statements empower many to seize the country's destiny from it's oppressors (who are staunch Capitalists, especially given the urgency of the last few weeks). If that isn't proletarian incitement 101, I don't know what is.
















I'm puttin' the Ham back into Hamilton. Where's that ?

 

don't argue with 8D. He'll put the hurt on you.

 

You can have both, dignity and embrace the free market economy. One does not have to give up either, to attain the other. You envision capitalism as necessarily evil, granted there are those that flaunt their excess, but the majority are far from the "evil empire" stereotype.