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• 5/11/2009 10:19 PM leftcenterfield wrote:
  You guys are are the same....a bunch of hardasses....who want to rule by fear and intimidation....the gov't should control our 401K...americans can not manage money by themselves we are not competent enough....actually i do not have a problem working for a small wage if the government is willing to provide everyhting....we should be more like a combination of, Russia,China,France...
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• 5/14/2009 12:12 AM hondacivic wrote:
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  Russia, China and France are not as free as we are! I like my freedom. Personally, I am glad to have someone else runs my 401K, but not to control my entire life! I am old enough to remember learning in school about Communism and Russians standing in bread lines waiting for food and the Chinese state discourages religion and tells their people how many kids they can have and they place boys on a pedestal above girls. Don't even speak about the French, those whiny bastards could be speaking German right now if it weren't for the Allies and good ol' USA. They should be thanking us!
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