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I associate the politics of fear with stuff like this:
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Originally Posted by Ironmaw1776
I was just curious how many people here who believe Dr. Paul is a loony will be sorry and regret that they did not listen to him when the dollar collapses. I will revisit this thread when it finally happens and see how people responded before the fact, and compare it to how they respond after it happens. So what do you think, will you regret having ignored Dr. Paul when the dolla collapses?
I associate the politics of fear with stuff like this:
Of course you do. How else could you continue advocating we keep electing the latest and greatest iteration of the same failed leadership that has "led" the nation to the brink of bankruptcy?
To the OP; OWS and it's demonstrably self-serving and disjointed philosophy is not the answer.
Cheney told Republican supporters at a town hall meeting in Des Moines that they needed to make "the right choice" in the November 2 election.
"If we make the wrong choice, then the danger is that we'll get hit again -- that we'll be hit in a way that will be devastating from the standpoint of the United States," Cheney said.
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The Politics of Fear
