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To: GROUND ZERO™ who wrote (55075)	11/4/2013 9:56:18 AM
From: Fintas	4 Recommendations Recommended By fred woodall GROUND ZERO™ locogringo toccodolce Respond to of 220940

Few have lived in dictator ships. Few have had their telephones monitored, mail censored and told where they can go, where they can not go or be off the streets at x hour or be shot dead. For those who have they quickly learn to follow the rules. Yet they also understand those rules are not going to change. To change it takes more than most are willing to endure. And change takes YEARS. So the key to it all is not to give up the basics Once you do it's very hard to get them back. Whether it be being able to wish someone Merry Christmas in a POST OFFICE and they respond or say GOD BLESS without some one filing a complaint. The collective allowed this to happen. So when the collective is supporting something it's very hard to turn it. And even when they try to do so, it's not smooth. Look at Egypt. I love capitalism, Unfortunately not all feel the same way nor do they vote for such.. Fintas