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To: Mike da bear who wrote (43168)	10/10/2005 11:49:40 AM
From: benwood	Respond to of 110194

In 1918, the hardest hit by the flu (also probably avian they have recently determined) was the strong younger types, not the elderly. In any event, this administration has shown a preference for catastrophic miscalculation as with Iraq and New Orleans, and so whatever their feeble-minded "plan," it will be sure to have devastating, unforeseen consequences (to the morons at least). I think New Orleans esp. showed that they have an extremely strong streak of screwing the poor/elderly people who get in the way of their massive wealth transfer machine. Why should those who do so little to help Bush/the Machine get part of the transfer that rightly should be handed to the rich and well connected? The term that comes to mind is the one I first heard Heinz use: thugocracy.