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Bw8472 Posts: 6446 Registered: 2007-06-28 
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It's a complicated issue and the solutions are deceptively simple, spend what you earn minus some savings and everything will work out. The rest is just a giant shell game with the average Joe confused by the third move. Mostly you just see them*****ed at big oil, big business and yes the .gov except of course for their own reps who're good guys or in their party and thus absolved. I will be happy to march on DC at a moments notice, there has to be sufficient numbers of people who get it to at least muster up a newsworthy crowd. 193,376,000 citizens of voting age as of 2000, so if even .001 of that "gets it" then you should be able to muster 100k or so if they're committed enough. So as to keep it broad enough what would be the rallying cry that dosen't wander around different oddball offshoots and stays on target? Just say no to spending more than we make! If we just kept it to that and organized a march you'd hope we'd get 100k just to freaking show up. 2008-06-13 14:28:02
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