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muricathevideogame•

fantastic, i was wondering when the american enterprise institute would show its face again to provide everyone with a cheap and accessible hate figure

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rubrixOP•

Nice ad hominem

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muricathevideogame•

ad hominem

i like ad hominems, they make a great soup

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Im_gumby_damnit•

When you post moronic hogwash, you can't then try to sound like an intellectual by using the "nice ad hominem" crap.

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Real_Muthsera•

Ah, yes, the American Enterprise Institute. The genius think tank that had a great response to the financial collapse, because apparently it was Bush's socialist policies. Fantastic. How do you even come up with something that outlandishly moronic?

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TodaysIllusion•

And yet another organization in the KochMachine

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TodaysIllusion•

Conservative organization (Think Tea) endorses wealthiest ultra-conservative family in the U.S.A. (if it is Christian conservative, the WalMart Family probably supports it

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lawblogz•

You know what, I gotta agree. Although it may be tough for some people to understand, we need businesses (big business) to survive as a nation. As insane as it sounds... we can't have a successful economy or thrive as a nation without commerce or a GDP. As cool as living off the government sounds to a lot of kids (who already live off their parents...) its really not that good of an idea. We need cheap groceries and a competitive work force. I had a job working in retail at a store like Walmart when I was a kid. Its not uncommon. Funny thing, I always found myself constantly going above and beyond my job duties and organizing the often disorganized aisles.

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TodaysIllusion•

Conservative organization (Think Tea) endorses wealthiest ultra-conservative family in the U.S.A. (If it is Christian conservative, the WalMart Family probably supports it, along with the usual conservative organizations on the very far right.)

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Scrapple666•

It makes a good point, actually. Let's say Walmart never existed. Would small towns be better off? Manufacturing is gone, family farms are gone, so where would these people in rural areas with high school diplomas be working instead?

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