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To: KLP who wrote (278711)	11/5/2008 2:01:41 AM
From: Neeka	1 Recommendation Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 793895

Their foolish quest for what CEOs have or their parents or their boss was made much harder for them when they pulled the lever today for Socialism. It will wear them out, and they'll be bitter and angry and not have much more than what they have now. But they made their choice, and they get what they get regardless. And I do not feel sorry, and I do not care. I find ways to avoid the Socialism, and they get what they deserve.

To: KLP who wrote (278711)	11/5/2008 7:10:47 AM
From: nrg_crisis	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 793895

KLP - terrific perspective. Thanks The young people all want to feel as if they too can achieve what they see around them. Problem is, they want to do it NOW. They are much more impatient than we were about the length of time it took to achieve even a modicum of wealth. Also, if this is truly what may be happening, then of course, they don't realize the folly of socialism. These young people grew up with more material goods than any others in history, but today, they want those goods, and most can't afford them. They pay little taxes now. So what difference does socialism make to them....? None, as far as they are concerned....