LetltB
@LetltB
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What a guy...
Disgusting. Somehow Wal-Mart and Tom Cruise seem made for each other.
Probably. 😛
http://www.peopleofwalmart.com/<BR>
Omg. Norton blocked me from going there. Just as well. I don't go there in the real world either.
http://www.peopleofwalmart.com/<BR>
Omg. Norton blocked me from going there. Just as well. I don't go there in the real world either.
I think he is a terrible actor. Put him up against some really good talent, and he doesn't even come close!
MalWart is bad for America.
But so too is public education, modern entertainment, news media and of course.....
Washington which approves of all this... but then..., the masses put those people in power.
To change the direction this country is headed is going to require a major extraction.
I think Democracy, Capitalism, "Freedom", IF practiced with "Common Sense, Wisdom and Prudence",
which serves a more judicious government, would yield a more perfect union. But, as is,
the irony of "unity" in these so-called "states" neither exists on the map nor yet in the
collective consciousness of the people.
It's "Every Man For Himself!"
One ought to consider how China and Asia have gladly encouraged the factories of the US and Europe.
Very strange game in Geopolitical-economic world is well underway.
Does China win?
SMH
But so too is public education, modern entertainment, news media and of course.....
Washington which approves of all this... but then..., the masses put those people in power.
To change the direction this country is headed is going to require a major extraction.
I think Democracy, Capitalism, "Freedom", IF practiced with "Common Sense, Wisdom and Prudence",
which serves a more judicious government, would yield a more perfect union. But, as is,
the irony of "unity" in these so-called "states" neither exists on the map nor yet in the
collective consciousness of the people.
It's "Every Man For Himself!"
One ought to consider how China and Asia have gladly encouraged the factories of the US and Europe.
Very strange game in Geopolitical-economic world is well underway.
Does China win?
SMH
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