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To: D. Long who wrote (3528)4/12/1999 11:02:00 PM
From: Broken_Clock  Read Replies (1) of 17770
 
D. Long,
<In America, diverse and otherwise hostile peoples are able to
live together under shared institutions and enjoy equal access to opportunity while
being able to practice their individual beliefs and customs without prejudice from
government agencies, and have legal recourse to protect their interests from others,
including THE STATE.>
Unless you live in waco or Ruby Ridge or own a ranch in the Santa Monica mountains that the government wants to own. If you do, the STATE will gun you down.

Here's a little lesson in how the real world works. Where worker bees become warrior bees, as long as the profit is good.

The activities of General Motors, Ford and Chrysler prior to and
during World War II...are instructive. At that time, these three firms
dominated motor vehicle production in both the United States and
Germany. Due to its mass production capabilities, automobile
manufacturing is one of the most crucial industries with respect to
national defense. As a result, these firms retained the economic and
political power to affect the shape of governmental relations both
within and between these nations in a manner which maximized corporate
global profits. In short, they were private governments unaccountable
to the citizens of any country yet possessing tremendous influence
over the course of war and peace in the world.

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