[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] R_Richard_P26 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Crystal Clear [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] EcksBawks_live [/quote] Sir, are you mad? Parties are political ideologies, but people make it more. I'm not a serf... School schedules exist because of order and ease. Rule breaking is only shouting cusses out loud... Debt slavery? Most people who think a little avoid that, and it's not slavery. It's "paying back what you owe so the bank doesn't go bankrupt". Society praises that 'cuz people do, too. The rest is mindless ramble... And you want war? [/quote] Yes, and I have every reason to be mad. Oh, really? Think about -blam!- 9-5 jobs. It's merely slavery. Look up the founders of the American public school system. It's just indoctrination. You shouldn't have to pay for education. I see it as a right for every man, woman and child. Extorting people with it is heinous. Because a Huxleyian society combined with Orwellian governments allows excellent control. The tree can't see the forest. No, it's not. Change comes only at the barrel of a gun.[/quote] No one should have to pay for education? Well tough -blam!- buddy, 'cause teachers need to eat to. Want free health care? Someone's got to keep the machines running, the doctor has to feed his family and medical supplies aren't made from good thoughts and fairy dust. This is one of the major problems I see with society today, not enough people have encountered a real need or hunger to comprehend that everything has to come from somewhere. Cows don't just die and miraculous fall apart into precooked patties. Some one has to butcher it, and does it make them a bad person to demand some payment for their work so they can have some nice things? It's honestly hilarious how police, paramedics, teachers, doctors, and firemen are absolutely necessary for an operable society, and most people respect them for their contributions. But as soon as someone doesn't have enough money to pay for a new kidney, a procedure that costs thousands of dollars for a hospital to perform, the doctors and health care system become blood sucking vampires feeding off the suffering of 'the people (don't think I didn't notice you setting up the same "us vs them" mentality you blame the rich of)' And as soon as people hear their taxes have to go up so that the school can buy gas for the buses, suddenly the teachers should just sacrifice their pay. The thing you just don't realize is that it's not some group of rich doctors/teachers/movie stars that are holding you down and making you pay for things, it's the fact that there are only a limited number of things in the world, and everyone wants as many as possible. Have a talent that lets you get more things than someone else, congratulations, according to your ideas they're a bad person. Human nature is to never be satisfied for long, the "rich" aren't trying to do you harm, their trying to make their own lives better, and just as you can't imagine any stress from dealing with paparazzi, fame, political decisions, medical student loans, or any of the other things they go through, they can't imagine any of the bills or paying for education that you go through, so as far as they can see what they are wanting is far, just how as you see it what you are wanting is fair.[/quote] Thank god someone pulled him up for that nonsense. The whole article is predicated on the idea that the US Dollar is about to collapse, which it won, and that hyperinflation will ensue, which it won't. There's no evidence pointing to either of those eventualities.